Book,  Par.

1     I,  7 |   that Capito, though foully stained with avarice and profligacy,
2     I,  36|    camp in the world, but is stained with blood and foul with
3    II,  37|  Emperor who was not himself stained by vice, as well as bound
4    II,  55|     very spot which had been stained with the blood of the dying
5   III,  38|    him far above one who was stained with every infamy; he burst
6    IV,  50| proconsul with hands already stained with the blood of the legate.
7    IV,  57|     turbulent and faithless, stained too with the blood of their
8     V,  7 |      from blood or any cloth stained by the menstrua of women.