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 1      4, Arg|          TO VISIT THE MARTYRS IN PRISON, THIS PRIVILEGE SHOULD AT
 2      4, I  |          voice, have been put in prison, or for those who are labouring
 3      5, II |          they were still kept in prison,--only let them know from
 4     10, I  |        passing in and out of the prison controlled the wishes of
 5     15, Arg|          INTO THE GLOOM OF THEIR PRISON BY YOUR LETTERS."~
 6     15, I  |        am also there with you in prison. I think that I who am thus
 7     15, I  |       Confession shuts you up in prison; affection shuts me up there.
 8     15, I  |        when asked to retire from prison, you prefer the prison with
 9     15, I  |      from prison, you prefer the prison with faith and virtue; your
10     15, II |      months; but you, shut up in prison, were undergoing, instead
11     15, II |          the dwelling-place of a prison as your granary. Nor is
12     15, II |      wine-press in the torturing prison, and shed your blood instead
13     20, III|          desired to be sent into prison for His name's sake, which
14     21, II |         the torture, Fortunio in prison, Paulus after torture, Fortunata,
15     21, II |         were put to death in the prison by hunger, of whom in a
16     22, I  |      torture, still remaining in prison, sent out no letters of
17     22, I  |        while Paulus was still in prison, gave everywhere in his
18     25, I  |        us so long shut up in the prison chains, perhaps for no other
19     25, V  |        proved in the camp of our prison, to the field of the battle
20     25, VII|         the keeping of a squalid prison, if they who have denied
21     30, IV |        has still shut up here in prison, and whom, for the Gospel
22     30, V  | brightened the darkness of their prison by your letters; that you
23     31, I  |       that with them are kept in prison, replied likewise to my
24     36     |    KINDNESS TO THE CONFESSORS IN PRISON.~
25     36, Arg|      ALIVE, AS THOSE WHODIED, IN PRISON; THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR
26     36, I  |        Lord, and are confined in prison; yet, again and again, I
27     36, I  |        they were not tortured in prison, yet depart thence by the
28     36, I  |        confession of the name in prison and in chains is added also
29     36, II |          our blessed brethren in prison pass by the gate of a glorious
30     50, II |         on your going forth from prison, it seemed as if your glory
31     50, II |          did not return from the prison to the Church, although
32     50, II |  although they had gone into the prison with the praise and congratulations
33     51, V  |         who were then shut up in prison, but are now in the Church,
34     51, XX |        one thing, when cast into prison, not to go out thence until
35     59, III|         again He says, "I was in prison, and ye came unto me," how
36     59, III|        barbarians, and from that prison of slavery you delivered
37     68, VII|       being taken were cast into prison and were in chains; or who,
38     76, I  |     abide in the dungeons of the prison, or in the mines and in
39     76, VI |          prelates neither by the prison nor by the mines; in the
40     80     |          THE OTHER CONFESSORS IN PRISON.~
41     80, Arg|    COLLEAGUES, THE CONFESSORS IN PRISON, AND GIVES THEM COURAGE
42     80, I  |         of the world." O blessed prison, which your presence has
43     80, I  |       has enlightened! O blessed prison, which sends the men of
44     80, IV |        for you a dwelling in the prison, and, marking out the way