Chapter

 1 I   |       then all the opponents of martyrdom bubble up, being themselves
 2 II  |         the good to be got from martyrdom must we learn, without our
 3 V   |         which God has willed of martyrdom, I mean will show this,
 4 V   |         I stoutly maintain that martyrdom is good, as required by
 5 V   |     forbidden and punished. For martyrdom strives against and opposes
 6 V   | different state of matters. For martyrdom contends with idolatry,
 7 V   | opposition between idolatry and martyrdom, than that between life
 8 V   |      Life will be counted to be martyrdom as much as idolatry to be
 9 VI  |        of succour, the fight of martyrdom and the baptism thereafter
10 VI  |       which in the endurance of martyrdom it maintains the fight),
11 VIII|       which you have set up." O martyrdom even without suffering perfect!
12 VIII|      under obligation to suffer martyrdom.~
13 XI  |       refer to the condition of martyrdom. "He," says Jesus, "who
14 XII |      paradise too, prior to his martyrdom? Or do they also write differently
15 XII |      into dazzling whiteness by martyrdom. For Esaias also promises,
16 XIII|         he decides the bliss of martyrdom to be, in honour of which
17 XIV |      occurring for his avoiding martyrdom, but when he is making an
18 XV  |       to life again ennobled by martyrdom. Wherever I read of these
19 XV  |         I follow as teachers of martyrdom, whether the declarations
20 XV  |      not as counselling against martyrdom. And if even then a Prodicus