Book,  Par.

 1     I,  52|           offended, determined to throw everything into confusion,
 2     I,  54|            Not however to seem to throw off all their reverence
 3     I,  58|     whether as allies or enemies, throw a vast weight into the scale.
 4     I,  83|          splendid distinctions we throw into the shade the mean
 5    II,  42|           shields, and ceasing to throw their javelins, they struck
 6   III,  20|      should be found necessary to throw up an embankment and to
 7   III,  78| acquiescence, or by an attempt to throw the odium upon another,
 8   III,  81|      tiresome; some were ready to throw him down and trample him
 9    IV,  89|           poetry, thus seeking to throw a veil over his character,
10     V,  2 |           it seems appropriate to throw some light on its origin. ~ ~