Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|         but if he had them, and suffered mutilation from his son,
 2    I, 13|      fact that, being a man, he suffered mutilation from a man? Unless
 3   II, 8 |     image asking whether he had suffered sufficient punishment for
 4  III, 23|       abandoned his fields, and suffered them to become public pastures.
 5   IV, 10|  wonderful deeds. For when they suffered thirst, a rock having been
 6   IV, 10|        and led to Babylon, they suffered punishment for their impiety
 7   IV, 14|       the other high priest; or suffered any adversity, so that they
 8   IV, 20|        even Christ, who, having suffered death for us, made us heirs
 9   IV, 26|        so those things which He suffered announced that wisdom would
10   IV, 26|    things must be undergone and suffered by those who follow the
11    V, 3 |         things which He did and suffered, that He gained a belief
12    V, 17|         he shall happen to have suffered shipwreck, and some one
13   VI, 17|      whether torments are to be suffered by his whole body, or a
14  VII, 7 |    regions, but that the latter suffered punishment in dark places,
15  VII, 12|      yet dissolved; when he has suffered dissolution, he is now unable
16  VII, 19|      then received life when He suffered, and hereafter He is about
17  VII, 26| happiness. They suffer and have suffered the punishment of their