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 1   II, 4 |       the cross, and whatever torture men can invent in their
 2  III, 27| tortures; but when he suffers torture on account of his faith,
 3   IV, 25|  flesh, and be afflicted with torture, and be sentenced to death.
 4    V, 1 |   condemn. And therefore they torture, put to death, and banish
 5    V, 9 | CRIMES OF THE WICKED, AND THE TORTURE INFLICTED ON THE CHRISTIANS.~
 6    V, 9 |    shall have come, when they torture and kill those whom they
 7    V, 9 |       more desperate, than to torture and tear in pieces him whom
 8    V, 11|      condemnation of a man to torture, and also to the everlasting
 9    V, 11| victims may not die under the torture: as though, in truth, death
10    V, 13|   done under the influence of torture. Who would willingly undertake
11    V, 14|     worth his while to suffer torture and death rather than betray
12    V, 20|      folly, they increase it? Torture and piety are widely different;
13    V, 21|       they so cruelly harass, torture, and weaken them, if they
14   VI, 10|     of human nature, plunder, torture, slay, and banish. On account
15  VII, 5 |     us when we refuse neither torture nor death in behalf of the