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 1  2,3 |       This did not involve new persecutions of the pagans, however,
 2  2,3 |    free from all the vexatious persecutions inflicted on them, by the
 3  2,3 |      doctrines, and though his persecutions were neither severe nor
 4  2,3 |      in an attempt to stop the persecutions of John and the Johannites,
 5  2,3 |     complete freedom for long. Persecutions were renewed within the
 6  2,4 |  Mother of a man.”~ Nestorius’ persecutions of his opponents aroused
 7  2,5 |        he witnessed the severe persecutions of Diocletian and his successors
 8  2,5 | apparently before Diocletian’s persecutions, contains a brief survey
 9  2,5 |       history of martyrdom and persecutions, with all the accompanying
10  3,1 |     opening a period of severe persecutions against the Monophysites.
11  3,1 |     people to our Lord, not by persecutions and bloodshed but by patience,
12  3,3 |    barbarians initiated severe persecutions against the native orthodox
13  3,6 |   reconciled to the government persecutions, rose in rebellion but were
14  5,5 |        of the period.”[94] The persecutions of monks expressed itself
15  5,5 |     the Emperor’s iconoclastic persecutions. According to some scholars,
16  5,8 |      to forsake the claim that persecutions were excessively severe
17  5,8 |    believed that the religious persecutions of Theophilus did not go
18  7,1 |         Fervently relating the persecutions of the Christians in the
19  8,16|       courage, cannot bear the persecutions of his father and leaves