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 1      5, III |        is conquered, strives to overcome his conqueror. The Lord
 2      6, II  |       towards you, that, having overcome the adversary in this first
 3      8, I   |       no sufferings or tortures overcome you, because "greater is
 4      8, II  |       the strife yielded, being overcome. With what praises can I
 5      8, III |         suffered tortures, have overcome the world and trodden it
 6     15, I   |         punishments, and is not overcome with suffering, is daily
 7     15, III |       feared but desired, being overcome by the reward of immortality,
 8     21, I   |       burdening me I was almost overcome with such excessive joy;
 9     25, III | instruments of cruelty, to have overcome the torture by the tortures
10     25, VII |         tolerating it, they can overcome their suffering; for unfaithful
11     29, II  |         cast down, if it can be overcome by the novelty of another
12     29, II  |       of their own blood, lest, overcome by the suffering of the
13     46, I   |         unity, who had not been overcome in strength and courage.
14     52      |   CONCERNING THOSE WHO HAD BEEN OVERCOME BY TORTUES.~
15     52, I   |       the name of the Lord, had overcome the violence of the magistracy,
16     52, II  |     confessed the name, to have overcome the violence of the magistrates
17     54, XI  |      either the Church would be overcome by heretics, or righteousness
18     64, III |        rather ask and desire to overcome the reproaches and injuries
19     70, III | prescribe this from custom, but overcome opposite custom by reason.
20     70, III |      embrace it. For we are not overcome when better things are presented
21     72, XIII|       in vain that some who are overcome by reason oppose to us custom,
22     72, XIII|       and obstinacy, when he is overcome by reason. Nor let any one
23     74, X   |   against that wicked spirit to overcome it; which moreover, by its