Chapter

 1 5 | health. But my opponents need fear nothing from my eloq uence.
 2 5 |    anything to which I should fear to give utterance. Nay,
 3 5 |      no deed, of which I need fear to discourse in public.
 4 27|     distinguished company. ~I fear, however, Maximus, that
 5 29|   stated the amount paid, for fear that if they mentioned a
 6 44|        to a distant farm, for fear he should infect the rest
 7 67|   gentlemen, his assessors, I fear you may think that I have
 8 71|       any open opposition for fear of seeming to distrust her. ~
 9 72|       s request and the son's fear, chance or destiny brought
10 75|   adulterers. For no one need fear to enter it save he who
11 88|      will restrain myself for fear of g ratifying you by my
12 99|        He had reason also for fear in regard to myself; for