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 1      6, IV  |          For what a disgrace is suffered by your name, when one spends
 2      8, III |       those who before you have suffered tortures, have overcome
 3     20, I   |     that sacred blood, and have suffered for the name of our Lord
 4     36, I   |      tortures and to death, has suffered whatever he was willing
 5     39, I   | forgiving and silent, they have suffered the punishment which they
 6     45, I   |         of heresy, so that they suffered hands to be imposed on him
 7     45, II  |      confess our error; we have suffered imposture; we were deceived
 8     51, VIII|        a bishop, but he himself suffered compulsion, so as to be
 9     51, IX  |       to his devotion and fear, suffered whatever he could suffer,
10     52, II  |         unshaken faith, to have suffered imprisonment, to have long
11     54, II  |        our brethren what Christ suffered, nor is it glory to them
12     64, I   |       earth, and so immediately suffered the penalty of their sacrilegious
13     67, VIII|       frequently and gloriously suffered martyrdoms; also that the
14     75, VIII|      stricken, they immediately suffered punishment for their unlawful
15     75, IX  |         and Abiram, immediately suffered punishment for his impious
16     80, II  |    suffering: "And if they have suffered torments in the sight of
17     81, Arg |  VALERIAN XISTUS THE BISHOP HAD SUFFERED AT ROME ON THE EIGHTH OF