Book,  Chapter

1    III,  IV |   had done him, and with the ingratitude and want of respect he had
2    III,  VI |   they begin to perceive the ingratitude of their rulers, set themselves
3     IV,  IV |    to avoid the semblance of ingratitude, having so lately, with
4      V,  IV |    than by resentment of the ingratitude of their old and habitual
5     VI,  IV |    prove with what heartless ingratitude thou hast repaid them, that
6     VI,  IV | reason to accuse them of the ingratitude with which they were now
7    VII,  III|    them and their subsequent ingratitude; and his words so strongly