Chapter

 1 IX  |      criminal condemned to the beasts.' And therefore, I suppose,
 2 IX  |      sup off the flesh of wild beasts from the arena, and eat
 3 XII |      nails. We are cast to the beasts; those surely which you
 4 XIV |   parts from the fat and sound beasts,—the heads and hoofs, which
 5 XVI |     not deny that all kinds of beasts and whole mules, along with
 6 XVI |      worshippers of cattle and beasts of all kinds, we are worshippers
 7 XVI |  himself out to trick the wild beasts in the arena, exhibited
 8 XX  |      local calamities and wild beasts lay waste many places, that
 9 XXIV|      consecration of birds and beasts, and to inflict capital
10 XXX |       decapitate us, your wild beasts spring upon us : the very
11 XXXV|      of the school of the wild beasts 89. If nature had only covered
12 XLIV|       your own people that the beasts are continually fattened;
13 XLVI| salaries than sentenced to the beasts. And justly so, for they
14 XLIX|     fires and crosses and wild beasts; in which unjust cruelty