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 1  III, 17|         man is happy even under tortures. The man who devotes himself
 2  III, 27|         is not wretched even in tortures. Epicurus speaks much more
 3  III, 27|      that any one should esteem tortures of the body as pleasures,
 4  III, 27| perchance he will die under the tortures. If it is on account of
 5  III, 27|        therefore is happy under tortures; but when he suffers torture
 6   IV, 11|         themselves with studied tortures: all which things are sealed
 7   IV, 14|     fire--that is, might endure tortures from men, and at last be
 8   IV, 24|      bring upon me the severest tortures, which the weakness of the
 9   IV, 26|         OF THE CROSS, AND OTHER TORTURES OF JESUS, AND OF THE FIGURE
10   IV, 26|      them. Therefore He endured tortures, and stripes, and thorns.
11   IV, 30|      that He should even endure tortures, and be affixed to the accursed
12    V, 2 |       obstinacy, they may avoid tortures of the body, nor wish in
13    V, 11|      and what grievous modes of tortures judges of this kind devised,
14    V, 11|       them happy, and as though tortures also in proportion to their
15    V, 11|      may be renovated for other tortures, and fresh blood be supplied
16    V, 12|      the name of justice to the tortures inflicted by tyrants of
17    V, 12|      error, that it persecutes, tortures, condemns, and puts to death
18    V, 13|   lacerated by various kinds of tortures, and that they retain their
19    V, 13|         not surmount such great tortures without the aid of God.
20    V, 14| referred to those who refuse no tortures, no kind of death, that
21    V, 19|          XIX. OF VIRTUE AND THE TORTURES OF CHRISTIANS, AND OF THE
22    V, 20|       SUPERSTITIONS, AND OF THE TORTURES OF THE CHRISTIANS.~Therefore,
23    V, 20|       to effect it by force and tortures. O wonderful and blind infatuation !
24    V, 20|   religion by bloodshed, and by tortures, and by guilt, it will no
25    V, 21|         injuries, by prison, by tortures. If they are gods who are
26    V, 23|     light, nor bodily pain, nor tortures of the vitals deter them.
27   VI, 9 |       him, prefers labours, and tortures, and miseries, to those
28   VI, 17|         of whom new and unusual tortures have been devised. For the
29  VII, 17|      will be slain with studied tortures. He will also enwrap righteous
30  VII, 19|        consign them to deserved tortures. Thus, wickedness being
31  VII, 21|        able to hold out against tortures and everlasting fire, the
32  VII, 22|         with imprisonment, with tortures, and with proscriptions.
33  VII, 27|         the prison, chains, and tortures: pains must be undergone,