Book,  Par.

 1     I,     45|          and, what almost passes belief, some, who came close up
 2     I,     89|     arose such a panic, from the belief that the Germans had burst
 3     I,     93|         drowned. Nor was there a belief in their safety till they
 4     I,     95|         did not thereby create a belief in his patriotism, for he
 5    II,     89|      malady was increased by the belief that he had been poisoned
 6    II,     89|      horrors by which in popular belief souls are devoted so the
 7    II,     93| themselves under infamous orders belief or pardon will be refused."~ ~
 8   III,     86|         Delos, as was the vulgar belief. They had in their own country
 9    IV,     12|   government, and thus destroyed belief even in what was genuine
10    IV,     15|      rest of the world, procured belief for any monstrous fiction,
11    IV,     69|       some of their lines in the belief that they had been stormed.
12    VI,     30|    however, cannot part with the belief that each person's future
13   XII,     61|   rumours, according to people's belief. ~ ~
14  XIII,     19|     violent, that in the popular belief they portended the wrath
15  XIII,     20|        so much spoil. It was the belief of others that a pressure
16   XIV,      3|       other authors, and popular belief inclines to it, whether
17    XV,     54|          not banish the sinister belief that the conflagration was
18    XV,     92|          with kisses. He, in the belief that this was rejoicing,
19   XVI,      2|  counting on the facility of his belief. ~ ~
20   XVI,      6|          hatred rather than from belief, for the emperor was desirous