| JC III.i.168 | [Brutus to Antony, of killing Caesar] yet see you but our hands / And this the bleeding business they have done |
| KJ II.i.304 | [French Herald to the people of Angiers, of English mothers] Whose sons lie scattered on the bleeding ground |
| Mac V.ii.4 | [Menteth to all, of the English army] their dear causes / Would to the bleeding and the grim alarm / Excite the mortified man |