Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |  from their labours, if they tortured their minds in the investigation
 2    I, 4 |      forbidden, most cruelly tortured and slew them. They, therefore,
 3   II, 16|      by whose voice they are tortured. Therefore ofttimes having
 4  III, 17|     he, even if he should be tortured or burnt, should say that
 5  III, 27|     is happy even when be is tortured. If it is on account of
 6   IV, 22| cease to wonder that God was tortured by men, but also will easily
 7    V, 11|   care shall be given to the tortured, that their limbs may be
 8    V, 13|    nevertheless prefer to be tortured and to be put to death;
 9    V, 19|      be burned, be miserably tortured also? will virtue lose its
10    V, 19| foolish. For to choose to be tortured and slain, rather than to
11    V, 20|    principle of justice, are tortured, or rather, in those who
12    V, 22|      confess it. Thus, being tortured and excruciated by the power