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 1 Ana   |           infanticide, a feast of blood, and incest; though no proof
 2 Ana   |    various deities, and of eating blood in several loathsome rites
 3 Ana   |           of our horror of eating blood is evidenced by the tests
 4 VII   |           infanticide, a feast of blood, and incest, although no
 5 VIII  |          soul; catch the immature blood; soak your bread in it;
 6 VIII  |        which to soak up the juicy blood; candlesticks, too, and
 7 IX    |    various deities, and of eating blood in several loathsome rites
 8 IX    |           of our horror of eating blood is evidenced by the tests
 9 IX    |      games they deluge with human blood. 'But,' you say, 'only the
10 IX    |          But,' you say, 'only the blood of a criminal condemned
11 IX    |           of less moment than the blood of a man! Is it not rather
12 IX    |        bad man? At all events the blood is shed in manslaughter.
13 IX    |      stand around panting for the blood of the Christians,—how many,
14 IX    |      fetus in the womb whilst the blood is still forming into a
15 IX    |        seed. ~As for feeding upon blood and tragic dishes of that
16 IX    |          appointed the tasting of blood, drawn from the arms of
17 IX    |          afield. To-day, at home, blood from an incised thigh, caught
18 IX    |           greedy thirst the fresh blood flowing from the throats
19 IX    |         in the struggle wiped the blood off the victim whom he first
20 IX    |         that stag wallowed in the blood of a gladiator. The paunches
21 IX    |     consecrated to filth by human blood because they lick up only
22 IX    |           what is about to become blood? They eat not infants indeed,
23 IX    | Christians, who do not reckon the blood even of animals amongst
24 IX(26)|          x For the prohibition of blood under each dispensation,
25 IX    |          should be defiled by any blood secreted in the entrails. ~
26 IX    |         sausage-skins filled with blood, simply because you are
27 IX    |           with a thirst for human blood the very people on whom
28 IX    |       shrink with horror from the blood of cattle,—unless perchance
29 IX    |         by their desire for human blood as by their refusal to sacrifice;
30 IX    |         never be in want of human blood at your trials and condemnations
31 IX    |           as unions of incestuous blood. We, on the contrary, are
32 XV    |         same way dance over human blood, the stains resulting from
33 XXI   |           seed of their Christian blood in Rome. But we will shew
34 XXII  |          proper food of fumes and blood offered to effigies and
35 XXIII |           there and then shed the blood of that most insolent Christian.
36 XXIII |           from their very food of blood and smoke and stinking burnt-offerings
37 XXIII |          well know, even with the blood of Christians. Consequently
38 XXV   |         made a libation of impure blood by gashing his arms, and
39 XXX   |        two drops of wine, nor the blood of a bull rejected and longing
40 XLVI  |      crime, and which demands the blood of the Christians. We have
41 L     |     proportion to the quantity of blood which they extracted. Here
42 L     |        are mown down by you : the blood of the Christians is a source
43 L     |         by the yielding up of his blood? For all sins are pardoned