Book,  Par.

1     I,     79|   or grief according as men shrank from war or desired it.
2    II,     38|    their confusion, as they shrank back, they overturned the
3   III,     40| Poppaea law, so that if men shrank from the privileges of fatherhood,
4    VI,     70|    could secure the throne, shrank from no conditions. For
5  XIII,     16| outrages on his mother. She shrank not from an utter exposure
6  XIII,     43|    to all. And then as many shrank from the rigour of the climate
7   XIV,     54|    on the part of those who shrank from extreme rigour, though