Chapter

 1 I   |  Innocent persons undergo such suffering. So that you may suppose
 2 II  |        heard about the duty of suffering it; nor must we learn the
 3 III |       Egypt, or does so in not suffering to depart from Him them
 4 IV  |      of a command involves the suffering of violence, this will be,
 5 VI  |    cost great effort, poignant suffering, torture, death. But consider
 6 VIII|  prophet, but a messenger, is, suffering an ignominious death, beheaded
 7 VIII|       O martyrdom even without suffering perfect! Enough did they
 8 VIII| succession, (namely), that the suffering of its defenders themselves
 9 IX  |        Himself was stedfast in suffering persecution, betrayal and
10 X   |       heaven, both an end, and suffering, a killing, and the first
11 X   |     the end is to issue in the suffering of death.~
12 XII |        of martyrdoms; and what suffering the fear of martyrdoms will
13 XIII|      he certainly decided that suffering must be borne: "In labours, (
14 XIII|     that day" doubtless of his suffering. Admonition enough did he
15 XV  |      Christ for a repayment of suffering, as though He besought it