Book, Chapter

1       2, III  |   faces.~7. Woe is me! Do I dare affirm that thou didst hold
2       5, VII  |   he quite modestly did not dare to undertake the task, for
3       6, III  |     silence - for who would dare interrupt one so intent? -
4       8, XIII |   her life, yet I would not dare say that from the time thou
5       9, XXXV |   do. And yet, when would I dare to say, since so many things
6       9, XXXV |  daily lives - when would I dare to say that no such motive
7      10, XVI  | unless perhaps someone will dare to say that what does not
8      11, XVIII|     that he speaks truly we dare not suppose that he has
9      11, XXII |  let not any sober teaching dare to say that these waters