Chapter

 1 XII   |     that in their making they suffer as we do themselves. You
 2 XX    |     it came to pass. While we suffer the calamities, we read
 3 XXV   |  calamity. Houses and temples suffer alike; there is indiscriminate
 4 XXXVII|     as bad ourselves: who can suffer injury at our hands? In
 5 XL    |     failed to recognize? They suffer at the hands of Him to whom
 6 XLI   |    permits His worshippers to suffer on account of those who
 7 XLIII |  whatever loss your interests suffer from the religion we profess,
 8 XLIV  |     so many of the truly good suffer the last penalty. And here
 9 L     |      that it is our desire to suffer, but it is in the way that
10 L     |      God suffers that we thus suffer; for but very lately, in
11 L     | embraced them, desires not to suffer that he may become partaker