Chapter

 1 I     |    characteristics of evil,— fear, shame, prevarication, regret,
 2 VII   |     the impious know less of fear! ~The nature of rumour is
 3 VIII  |  shock, and condone it. They fear, you say, lest they should
 4 XIII  |       destroy those whom you fear, and ridicule those whom
 5 XVI   |     so, as there would be no fear of outsiders as witnesses,
 6 XXI   |  guard was scattered through fear; yet no disciples appeared,
 7 XXIII |     at all, since they would fear to abuse the high dignity
 8 XXVII |     whom at other times they fear: for dread itself inspires
 9 XXVIII| dread and a more calculating fear than even Jupiter ruling
10 XXXIV |   man a god, let it at least fear the ill-luck attached to
11 XXXVII| undoubtedly have quaked with fear at your desolation, at the
12 XL    | approach Him as an object of fear, but even very quickly counterfeited
13 XLI   |   Him, we love His mercy and fear His severity, while you
14 XLIII |     whom you have nothing to fear?
15 XLV   |    long, but eternal; for we fear Him Whom even the very man,
16 XLV   |   man, who judges those that fear, will have to fear,—that
17 XLV   |      that fear, will have to fear,—that is, we fear God, not
18 XLV   |    have to fear,—that is, we fear God, not the proconsul.
19 XLIX  |   become better men, through fear of eternal punishment and