Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXVIII|      was they had nothing but shame, which would have in part
 2       1,  XXXVIII|      and] he had to retire in shame. Nor was the proceeding
 3       1,  LVIII  |       either to abandon it in shame, or to go on with it burdensomely.
 4       2,  XV     |      actions, with damage and shame to our Republic: And this
 5       2,  XXIII  |       death, as it would be a shame for that Prince to show
 6       2,  XXVIII |  libido by force, but also to shame him still more, caused him
 7       2,  XXXI   | poisoned himself, either from shame or from fear of punishment.
 8       2,  XXXI   |      will be left either with shame or very grave injury. And
 9       3,  XVII   |       and he was discussed in shame throughout the entire City,
10       3,  XLII   |    disregards them is without shame. Many examples of this are