Book,  Par.

 1     I,  15|    adulation, by flattery, that worst poison of the true heart,
 2     I,  58|      fidelity, among rebels the worst of crimes. New adherents
 3     I,  79|     were stupefied by wine, the worst among them were seeking
 4    II,  39|      what was done was the very worst.~ ~
 5    II,  86|        rapacious, prodigal, the worst of citizens in peace, but
 6   III,  13|        to rely, thus making the worst of everything that concerned
 7   III,  40|        and did what is the very worst thing in circumstances of
 8   III,  77|        vices, that he, like the worst of villains, was formidable.~ ~
 9    IV,  1 |        up tumult and strife the worst men can do the most, but
10    IV,  8 |    grown to manhood. For as the worst Emperors love an unlimited
11    IV,  77| overthrow it. Yours will be the worst peril, for you have gold