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 1 I   |        hungering in prison for the martyrdoms of which they have had a
 2 I   |       manner, they also who oppose martyrdoms, representing salvation
 3 III |            the entire argument for martyrdoms. Moses was apart with God
 4 IV  |            also by the enduring of martyrdoms, for which certainly He
 5 IV  |            idolatry. For otherwise martyrdoms would not take place. And
 6 IV  |            have given occasion for martyrdoms, is that of not another
 7 V   |          that they are cruel. Thus martyrdoms also rage furiously, but
 8 VI  |          put forth faith to suffer martyrdoms not for the contest's sake,
 9 VII | punishments supply, by the testing martyrdoms of faith. The apostle also
10 VII |           of His own, had required martyrdoms for Himself, who would have
11 VIII|           to an encounter, whether martyrdoms have been commanded by God,
12 VIII|            be guided by Himself to martyrdoms; so that they had even already
13 IX  |           have commanded either no martyrdoms at all, or those which must
14 XII |           furnished by the cups of martyrdoms; and what suffering the
15 XII |         what suffering the fear of martyrdoms will entail, is in like
16 XIII|          say,) speaks in favour of martyrdoms, now to be chosen by himself
17 XIII|           to be more grievous than martyrdoms, yet once more he says: "
18 XIII|           idolatry, what more than martyrdoms takes the lead, in tearing