Book, Chapter

1   IV, 18|      and never endured these sufferings; but the Spirit of God,
2   IV, 22| subject of His own accord to sufferings, to pain, and death:as though
3   IV, 24|     subject to death and all sufferings, since the duties of virtue
4   IV, 26| itself teaches. For whatever sufferings He underwent were not without
5  VII, 13|       perceiving corruptible sufferings, it yields to mortal pains;
6  VII, 20|      deep in grain.~So penal sufferings they endure~For ancient