Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,6 |       dead, a martyr with other martyrs; in the second (chap.13),
 2  2,10|    trials and sufferings of the martyrs, sometimes in the form of
 3  2,11|        effect in Foxe's Book of Martyrs (1563). Such narratives
 4  2,11|   members of “the noble army of martyrs.” The acts of martyrdom
 5 13,13|        his brother Isidore were martyrs and a large church was built
 6 13,15|        Against Porphyry, and On Martyrs. Most of Methodius' literary
 7 14,2 |    heroic behavior of Christian martyrs deeply impressed Tertullian.
 8 14,3 |       by a short address To the Martyrs already in prison, encouraging
 9 14,6 |        apologetic books, To the Martyrs, To the Heathen, the Apologeticus,
10 14,12|     Lapsed, Cyprian praises the martyrs and calls upon those who
11 15,2 | collection of acts of the early martyrs (iv. is). In addition, he
12 15,3 |  containing the acts of various martyrs — Polycarp, Pionius, Corpus
13 15,3 |         account of the Gallican martyrs (v. praef. 2; v. 4. 3).~
14 15,3 |     word, along, with the noble martyrs, and (7)-a later addition-martyrdoms