Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,5 |         who was bloodthirsty and cruel (similar to his father),
 2 5, 0,23|         with words that may seem cruel, if they were not expressed
 3 5, 0,37|   although, if we show ourselves cruel and merciless toward our
 4 5, 0,41|       will be too late.” But the cruel Jews were not enlightened
 5 5, 0,81| accusation of the master being a cruel person is the sinner’s usual
 6 5, 0,81|          God, he presents God as cruel and unjust. He who creates
 7 6, 0,85|     through this, that “When the cruel Jews came to seize Him,
 8 6, 2,12|        death by fire is the most cruel form of punishment.~This
 9 6, 6,3 |        was a proud, arrogant and cruel person, and at the same
10 6, 6,3 |    finished their scourging, the cruel soldiers began to mock the
11 6, 6,3 |         suspicious and extremely cruel Tiberius, who was always
12 6, 7   |       accusers took this to be a cruel mockery, and insisted that
13 6, 7,3 |        quicken their demise, the cruel Roman custom had the legs