Chapter

 1 34|       God, he will not refuse tortures nor death. Thus it will
 2 34|       and in insults, or even tortures.~
 3 50|    that He should even suffer tortures and death. I will speak
 4 52|    lacerate them with refined tortures, that they may satisfy their
 5 53|       argument, but by bodily tortures? Whence it is manifest that
 6 54|      torments, or overcome by tortures, have assented to detestable
 7 54|  frightened by threats nor by tortures, shall have chosen to prefer
 8 54| search out new and unheard-of tortures, that the frailty of the
 9 57|      who have neither refused tortures nor death for the worship
10 59|      are sentenced to eternal tortures. Therefore the way of justice,
11 71|    sign will die with refined tortures. Thus he will destroy nearly
12 73|      force, no terror, and no tortures, may give, himself up to