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 1      2, Arg | SUB-DEACON, THAT IN THE TIME OF PERSECUTION CYPRIAN HAD WITHDRAWN HIMSELF.
 2      6, I   |       over those whom a hostile persecution has cast down, in the same
 3      7, V   |    tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine or nakedness,
 4      7, V   | clinging to His body and blood. Persecution of that kind is an examination
 5      8, II  |       might quench the blaze of persecution, which might subdue the
 6      9      |        TO THE LAPSED BEFORE THE PERSECUTION HAD BEEN APPEASED, AND WITHOUT
 7      9, II  |        a very great crime which persecution has compelled to be committed,
 8      9, II  |        still unfulfilled, while persecution is still raging, while the
 9      9, III |  maintained, before the fear of persecution is quenched, before my return,
10     10, I   |     soon as with the end of the persecution we should have begun to
11     11, I   |       under the severity of the persecution, have inflicted a like pain
12     15, II  |        of winter, the winter of persecution. To the winter succeeded
13     18, Arg |         IN THE URGENCY OF A NEW PERSECUTION, CERTAIN OF THE LAPSED HAD
14     25, IV  |    tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness,
15     29, I   |         such necessities of the persecution, and that the unreasonable
16     30, II  |        suitable, or in a war of persecution so necessary, as to maintain
17     30, VI  |       have inflamed an internal persecution for us, and the fact of
18     30, VIII|       afar off, the heat of the persecution had driven out from other
19     33, II  |       burning beginnings of the persecution, engaged with the very chief
20     36, II  |    prostrated by the tempest of persecution, but faithfully serve with
21     39, III |        fallacy. This is another persecution and another temptation.
22     39, IV  |          and to have embittered persecution anew. Hence, however, beloved
23     39, VII |    stability, which you kept in persecution with a continual firmness.;
24     39, VII |         man shall die." Of this persecution this is the latest and final
25     48, II  |         the bishop; who, in the persecution itself, was to our people,
26     48, II  |     people, as it were, another persecution, to overthrow the minds
27     48, III |    dealt with before us, if the persecution had net prevented. He, welcoming
28     51, IV  |       contest was raging in the persecution, the courage of the soldiers
29     51, VI  |        before decided, when the persecution was quieted, and opportunity
30     51, XV  |       that those whom a hateful persecution has not destroyed, we ruin
31     51, XVI |       been wounded in the fatal persecution, and who, if they had been
32     51, XXIV|         in trial, proscribed in persecution, (this one) dares to create
33     52, I   |  previously laid hold of in the persecution, and confessing the name
34     53, I   |       who, in the fierceness of persecution, had been overthrown by
35     54, VI  | protected by the help of God in persecution, faithfully linked with
36     54, X   |        only fell himself in the persecution, but cast down by sacrilegious
37     54, XII |       the very first day of the persecution, while the recent crimes
38     54, XIII|       XIII.~In the very time of persecution we wrote letters on this
39     54, XIX |      worse to the brethren than persecution. And we desire, indeed,
40     54, XXII|      majesty, whence the sudden persecution lately arose there--whence
41     67, VIII|         harassment of continual persecution, frequently and gloriously
42     68, IV  |        priest to you before the persecution, when you held communion
43     68, IV  |        to be a priest after the persecution! For the persecution, when
44     68, IV  |        the persecution! For the persecution, when it came, lifted you
45     68, IX  |       not only in peace, but in persecution; we may have some ground
46     68, X   |        you have done, either in persecution or in peace, it is foolish
47     74, X   |         from this also a severe persecution arose against us of the
48     74, X   |         thither for fear of the persecution, and leaving their country
49     74, X   |        for the reason that that persecution was not over the whole world,
50     74, XXII| constrained by the necessity of persecution has given way, and him who
51     81      |       FROM ROME, TELLING OF THE PERSECUTION.~
52     81, Arg |     SUCCESSUS, THAT IN A SEVERE PERSECUTION THAT HAD BEEN DECREED BY
53     81, I   |        are daily urging on this persecution; so that, if any are presented