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 1      1, X  |       fire that burns up,--more tortures for one poor human body
 2      7, I  |        excessively elates some, tortures come upon them, and tortures
 3      7, I  |    tortures come upon them, and tortures without any cessation of
 4      7, I  |  without any comfort of death,--tortures which do not easily let
 5      8, I  |         the struggle by fear of tortures, but by the very tortures
 6      8, I  |       tortures, but by the very tortures themselves you were more
 7      8, I  |   terrify you, no sufferings or tortures overcome you, because "greater
 8      8, II |        rest in overcoming their tortures, afforded an example of
 9      8, II |      end of torments, which the tortures themselves did not give,
10      8, III|        in suffering, victors in tortures,--that those who are united
11      8, III|        before you have suffered tortures, have overcome the world
12     14, II | endeavour. But afterwards, when tortures came, my words reached both
13     24, I  |  martyrdoms were consummated by tortures. But he who, preceding in
14     25, III|        and varied and exquisite tortures of worldly power, even when
15     25, III|     overcome the torture by the tortures themselves? Than by strength
16     32, I  |     after exile, might vanquish tortures also. Nor can I discover
17     36, I  |      God has offered himself to tortures and to death, has suffered
18     36, I  |         that was wanting to the tortures, but the tortures that were
19     36, I  |        to the tortures, but the tortures that were wanting to him. "
20     51, IX |      threats and sufferings and tortures by the vigour of his faith,
21     52, II |  permitted to be slain, but the tortures wrenched their wearied frames
22     76, Arg|    BEAUTIFUL ANTITHESIS, TO THE TORTURES OF EACH, THE CONSOLATIONS
23     76, I  |        the tediousness of their tortures to more ample titles of
24     80, II |         Scripture speaks of the tortures which consecrate God's martyrs,