Book,  Par.

 1     I,  30|       had been enraged by the massacre of their comrades, whom
 2     I,  38|      hesitate; he knew that a massacre once begun is not easily
 3     I,  44|    they were seeking to begin massacre and plunder, and the proscription
 4     I,  62|   moment they took up arms to massacre an innocent people, not
 5     I,  83|      of Rome, cry out for the massacre of an order, by whose splendid
 6    II,  52|       pretext for beginning a massacre, while a different anxiety
 7    II,  88| population. The most terrible massacre took place at the 7th milestone
 8   III,  32|     who were just beginning a massacre, when their fury was mitigated
 9   III,  34|    purchase of such slaves. A massacre then began; when this was
10   III,  77|  descended to what was more a massacre than a conflict. Many whom
11   III,  83|       busy with bloodshed and massacre, the spoils fell to the
12    IV,  34|      lines. What ensued was a massacre rather than a battle. The
13    IV,  67| courage. We require of you to massacre all Romans within your territory;