Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,9 |   promises to release Peter from prison and instructs them to observe
 2  2,12|       maltreated that he died in prison. The final sufferings of
 3  5,2 |          narrative leaves him in prison, soon to go on trial for
 4  5,2 |        assuming his release from prison, and from composing such
 5  5,3 |     Ephesus, Paul is thrown into prison. Two women who are believers
 6  5,3 |       believers visit him in his prison, seeking baptism, and he
 7  5,3 |     relates that it was while in prison there that Paul received
 8  5,7 |        has Thomas imprisoned. In prison Thomas utters the Gnostic
 9  5,7 |           The apostle leaves the prison long enough to baptize Mygdonia.
10  5,7 |          and follows him back to prison, where the apostle preaches
11  5,7 |         converts join him in the prison. They all go to Vazan'shouse,
12  5,8 |        of Andrew's discourses in prison, especially those encouraging
13 11,3 | Jerusalem) wrote his letter from prison to Antioch, A.D. 211, he
14 11,3 |        Alexander himself, was in prison. In another letter, written
15 12,2 |       turn had been corrected in prison by the martyr Pamphilus
16 14,3 |        To the Martyrs already in prison, encouraging them and cheering
17 14,20|         Donatus, who had been in prison for six years, A.D. 305-