Chapter

 1 I  |        your bodily wants in the prison, accept also from me some
 2 I  |     Spirit, who has entered the prison with you; for if He had
 3 I  |        thence to your Lord. The prison, indeed, is the devil's
 4 II |   accompanied you as far as the prison gate, to which also your
 5 II |        world is more really the prison, we shall see that you have
 6 II |     that you have gone out of a prison rather than into one. The
 7 II |   having been translated from a prison to, we may say, a place
 8 II |       The Christian outside the prison has renounced the world,
 9 II | renounced the world, but in the prison he has renounced a prison
10 II |       prison he has renounced a prison too. It is of no consequence
11 II |         of the world and of the prison, and see if the spirit does
12 II |       does not gain more in the prison than the flesh loses. Nay,
13 II |       from persecution too. The prison does the same service for
14 II |         Let us drop the name of prison; let us call it a place
15 III|     that even to Christians the prison is unpleasant; yet we were
16 III|       in our eye, look upon the prison as our training-ground,
17 IV |   longer of the troubles of the prison, but of the wrestle and