Chapter

 1 IX    |     dreaded him excessively. The cause was this. Narseus, king
 2 IX    |      blood of the just; and what cause he had for persecuting them,
 3 X     |          I have learned that the cause of his fury was as follows.~
 4 XII   | harbinger of death, arose,~First cause of ill, and long enduring
 5 XV    |         offer incense before his cause could be heard. Thus judges
 6 XXVI  |    declared emperor at Rome. The cause was this: Galerius having
 7 XXVIII|     author of all ills and prime cause of the calamities of the
 8 XXXVII|      also an invention of his to cause all animals used for food
 9 XL    |     beauty and virtue proved the cause of their death. They were
10 XLIV  |       was directed in a dream to cause the heavenly sign to be
11 XLVIII|  aforesaid, and we will that you cause them all to be restored
12 XLVIII|       unto all, we will that you cause it by your authority to