Part, Question

 1   1, 48  | justice nor ~the patience of a sufferer be praised if there were
 2   1, 49  | justice nor ~the patience of a sufferer be praised if there were
 3   3, 22  |   reference to the will of the Sufferer, Who freely offered Himself
 4   3, 46  |       all other pains. For the sufferer's pain is increased by the ~
 5   3, 46  |         the more sensitive the sufferer is, the more acute will ~
 6   3, 46  |      seems that the pain of a ~sufferer in purgatory, or in hell,
 7   3, 46  |     the ~susceptibility of the sufferer as to both soul and body.
 8   3, 46  |     Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The sufferer's innocence does lessen
 9 Suppl, 15|        some way the act of the sufferer they acquire a ~satisfactory
10 Suppl, 15|     they become the act of the sufferer in so far ~as he accepts