Chapter

 1 7 |      they are not suffered to cross their own limits; the Britons
 2 10|       that the passion of the cross was not predicted with reference
 3 10|     be the extremities of the cross. For even in a ship's yard--
 4 10|   this power, in fact, of the cross, and in this manner horned,
 5 10|      devil--the figure of the cross was also necessary, (that
 6 10|     was exhibiting the Lord's cross on which the "serpent" the
 7 10|    the sacraments of Christ's cross, salvation was outwrought?
 8 10|      who then gazed upon that(cross) was freed from the bite
 9 10|    power, and sublimity,--the cross, to wit; that, according
10 10|     predictions of the Lord's cross, the twenty-first Psalm
11 10|      peculiar atrocity of the cross; and again when He implores
12 10|      the ends, to wit, of the cross, as we have above shown;
13 10|       have above shown; which cross neither David himself suffered,
14 10|      affected by means of the cross and that the passion of
15 10|       that the passion of the cross is not to be ascribed to
16 13|  adhering to the horns of the cross, with a thorny crown encircling
17 13| extorted His surrender to the cross. And thus, the former gifts