Book,  Par.

1     I,     14| waive private feuds for the sake of the public welfare),
2   III,     73|     of women which, for the sake of jewels, diverts our wealth
3    IV,      2|    after supremacy, for the sake of which he sometimes lavish
4    IV,     55| Agrippina, and this for the sake of his children. For, as
5     V,      9|    accused for friendship's sake or to have to accuse a friend,
6    XI,     35|   the name of wife, for the sake of the monstrous infamy,
7  XIII,     46|   the remote future for the sake of one more solid within