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 1      7, I  |         by the cessation of his torture, but by the quickness of
 2      8, II |         sharpest examination by torture, even unto the glorious
 3      8, II |       given. The examination by torture waxing severer, continued
 4     14, II |       imprisoned with a view to torture, to strengthen and console
 5     15, III|    Punishment is there subdued; torture is worn out; death is not
 6     20, IV |         who moreover, under the torture of the grappling claws,
 7     21, II |     fire from the effect of our torture was so intolerable that
 8     21, II |     perjured, Mappalicus at the torture, Fortunio in prison, Paulus
 9     21, II |         in prison, Paulus after torture, Fortunata, Victorinus,
10     22, I  | Saturninus, moreover, after his torture, still remaining in prison,
11     22, I  |       man who had undergone the torture, many certificates were
12     25, III|   cruelty, to have overcome the torture by the tortures themselves?
13     29, II |         by the suffering of the torture, by losing peace, they might
14     52, Arg|         HAD BEEN OVERPOWERED BY TORTURE SHOULD BE ADMITTED TO COMMUNION,