Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  22|      despise Phogor, and all his shame, knowing that they who are
 2     I,  36| shipwreck of either our sense of shame, or of the cause we defend:
 3     I,  36|       reply to your suggestions, shame covers our face. If shame
 4     I,  36|        shame covers our face. If shame secures silence, in a manner
 5    II,  3 |           and put him to an open shame.” Surely we cannot deny
 6    II,  3 |           and put Him to an open shame. He therefore corrects this
 7    II,  30|       others excite the sense of shame: and those parts to which
 8    II,  30|         and those parts to which shame attaches are clothed with
 9    II,  31|        ever more, because of thy shame, when I have forgiven thee
10    II,  31|          enough for them to feel shame instead of all other punishment.
11    II,  37|       they neigh after her, and, shame to say! find scriptural
12    II,  37|       chastity, but all sense of shame, and defend their licentious