Chap., §

1  II, 61  |      reckoned as equivalent to blood, was a grievous danger to
2 III, 110 | scourges till he was bathed in blood and his sides became a mass
3 III, 123 |       in their behalf. Make my blood their purification, and
4  IV, 133 |       defend it with their own blood and honourable sweat in
5   V, 185 |   wheel was besmeared with his blood, and the heaped coals were
6   V, 201 |      strips and great gouts of blood pouring down from his entrails.~
7  VI, 259 |        nourished from the same blood, and are quickened with
8 VIII, 331|  nation's sin; and through the blood of these righteous men and