Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, II |       fear of God and eternal sufferings than the fear of men and
 2      8, I  |       threats terrify you, no sufferings or tortures overcome you,
 3      8, II |       and have not yielded to sufferings, but rather the sufferings
 4      8, II |    sufferings, but rather the sufferings have given way to you. The
 5     30, VI |   their ambassadors for their sufferings; let groanings, brought
 6     39, IV |                      IV.~What sufferings do I now endure, dearest
 7     51, IX | trampled on their threats and sufferings and tortures by the vigour
 8     52, I  |     the proconsul with severe sufferings, were vanquished by the
 9     76, II |   ill-used, you have begun by sufferings of that kind, the glorious
10     76, II |     this earth and from these sufferings you shall speedily come
11     76, VII|      a glory greater than all sufferings and conflicts, as the apostle
12     76, VII|     witnesses, and says, "The sufferings of this present time are
13     78, II |       the sustaining of those sufferings which we bear, as being
14     80, II |      tread under foot present sufferings, in the joy of what is to
15     80, II |    future glory, saying, "The sufferings of this present time are