Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIV    |        declaring that they had suffered great injustice at their
 2        1, XXXVI  |      the LORD thy God hath not suffered thee so to do." And to this
 3        2, VIII   |     these calamities they have suffered, because they were a most
 4        2, XVI    |     acknowledge that he openly suffered." But we do not view His
 5        2, XX     |       of children was, that he suffered from so doing the calamities
 6        2, XXIII  |      is clear that He actually suffered punishment, and it was impossible
 7        2, XXXIV  |      that just man; for I have suffered many things this day in
 8        2, XLIV   |  similarity between Jesus, who suffered what is described, and those
 9        2, XLIV   |       of mankind, nor they who suffered because of their religion,
10        2, XLV    |   courage before the Jews, and suffered countless cruelties at their
11        2, XLV    |       their hands, and at last suffered death for the doctrine of
12        2, XLVII  |      the Son of God because He suffered punishment, he asks: "What
13        2, LIX    |      the time when our Saviour suffered. And he goes on to say,
14        2, LXIII  |        in the period before He suffered, writes as follows: "For
15        2, LXIX   |        not disappear before he suffered?" If, then, after learning
16        3, III    |        the contrary, they have suffered countless calamities rather
17        3, V      |       worship, says that "they suffered from the adherents of Jesus,
18        3, V      |       had broken out in Judea, suffered, in consequence of their
19        4, XV     |      of those things which are suffered by the body or the soul;
20        4, XXII   |    this, that Jews should have suffered on His account now for a
21        4, LXXIII |    city consumed by fire, they suffered this punishment in consequence
22        4, LXXIII |      the Son of the mighty God suffered, He suffered voluntarily
23        4, LXXIII |        mighty God suffered, He suffered voluntarily for the salvation
24        4, XCV    |       the LORD thy God has not suffered thee to do so." And he adds: "
25        5, XLV    |    which he would have done or suffered under the appellation first
26        6, LIX    |    heaven and earth, those who suffered death by the deluge, but
27        7, XIII   |       things were which Christ suffered, in these words: "For what
28        7, XVII   |       with absolute Wisdom, He suffered as one who was wise and
29        7, LVII   |     commanded him; while Jesus suffered death for men after He had
30        7, LVIII  | commonly said, for one who has suffered wrong to do wrong in return,
31        7, LVIII  |      whatever evil we may have suffered from him.' Thus Plato speaks;
32        8, XXXII  |      beyond this when they are suffered to do what they are ever
33        8, XXXVIII|  embraced their opinions, have suffered any of those things which
34        8, XXXVIII|      shall find that they have suffered the most certain injury.
35        8, XLI    |        when present among men, suffered nothing for it, either at
36        8, XLI    |    indeed, you may say that he suffered so much, because it was
37        8, XLII   |    crucified your God himself, suffered no harm for doing so," he
38        8, XLII   |     the sufferings which Jesus suffered as a man, we shall. purposely
39        8, XLII   |     inflicted death upon Jesus suffered nothing afterwards through
40        8, XLIII  |      since the time that Jesus suffered,--that, I mean, which has
41        8, XLVI   |       departed from them, they suffered reverses. What need is there