Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XIV |     make clear to every one the shame it felt, through regret
2      I, XIV |      confounded with a sense of shame: when called for, it presents
3      I, XIV |       as if it had a feeling of shame on account of its misconduct,-
4      I, XXVI|       the somnolent, are put to shame, that the things which they
5     II, I   |        not without a feeling of shame at the spectacle, seated
6     II, III |      deserved, overwhelmed with shame, weeping, and having their
7    III, VI  |     exposed should give rise to shame; while in another part of
8    III, XIV | concealed, lest we should cause shame to a godly man),-a certain
9    III, XIV | condition, and acknowledged his shame; which was done, how- ever,