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 1    I, 21|      Liber when he was unable to cross a river, and that he rewarded
 2   II, 4 |     scourge, fire, the rack, the cross, and whatever torture men
 3   IV, 13|       judges, with nails and the cross He endured a bitter end."
 4   IV, 15|         forth of His passion and cross, to which my discourse has
 5   IV, 18|    robbery, and fixed Him to the cross. What can I here deplore
 6   IV, 18| respecting the indignity of this cross, on which the Son of God
 7   IV, 18|          a befitting manner that cross, which the world itself,
 8   IV, 18|         they fastened Him to the cross, David thus speaks in the
 9   IV, 18|       Now the wood signifies the cross, and the bread His body;
10   IV, 18|        which He bare, and on the cross upon which He was suspended.
11   IV, 18|        in revenge for the sacred cross: "But if ye turn away from
12   IV, 19|      lifted up and nailed to the cross, He cried to the Lord with
13   IV, 19|      they took Him down from the cross, and having shut Him up
14   IV, 19|           and shall take up that cross to be borne and endured.~
15   IV, 20|        sentence of death and the cross. For that which He said
16   IV, 26|                     XXVI. OF THE CROSS, AND OTHER TORTURES OF JESUS,
17   IV, 26|     account must be taken of the cross itself, and its meaning
18   IV, 26|        But with reference to the cross, it has great force and
19   IV, 26|         death? why was it by the cross especially? why by an infamous
20   IV, 26|       life while fastened to the cross, His executioners did not
21   IV, 26|          was taken down from the cross, and carefully enclosed
22   IV, 26|          cause why God chose the cross, because it was necessary
23   IV, 26|          who is suspended upon a cross is both conspicuous to all
24   IV, 26|          higher than others, the cross was especially chosen, which
25   IV, 26|        of blood--that is, of the cross, on which He shed His blood.
26   IV, 26|       blood is the emblem of the cross. Lastly, the slaying of
27   IV, 27|     EFFECTED BY THE POWER OF THE CROSS, AND OF DEMONS.~At present
28   IV, 30|          affixed to the accursed cross; and when they could defend
29    V, 3 |       works, than from that very cross which you as dogs lick,
30    V, 19|    chains, and a prison, and the cross, and of all evil; and if
31   VI, 17|          be stretched out on the cross, does not inquire what he