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 1     I, 1  | become a reality. The idea of martyrdom ~had a central place in
 2     I, 1  |      persecution, the idea of martyrdom did not disappear, but it
 3     I, 1  |   writers as an equivalent to martyrdom. The same ~approach is found
 4     I, 1  |      there are three kinds of martyrdom which are accounted as a
 5     I, 1  |      a Cross to a man, ~white martyrdom, green martyrdom, and red
 6     I, 1  |        white martyrdom, green martyrdom, and red martyrdom. White
 7     I, 1  |      green martyrdom, and red martyrdom. White martyrdom consists
 8     I, 1  |      and red martyrdom. White martyrdom consists in ~a man.s abandoning
 9     I, 1  |  loves for God.s sake.. Green martyrdom consists ~in this, that
10     I, 1  |   penance and repentance. Red martyrdom consists in the endurance
11     I, 1  |   history the prospect of red martyrdom has been fairly remote,
12     I, 1  |  again been called to undergo martyrdom of blood. ~ It was only
13     I, 2,4|       martyrs ~in an age when martyrdom of blood no longer existed;
14    II, 4,6|       they are~also crowns of martyrdom, since every true marriage
15    II, 6,3|     west of the importance of martyrdom, and constitutes a living