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 1 I     |           supply to you in your prison, blessed martyrs elect,
 2 I     |       entered with you into the prison; for if He had not now entered
 3 I     |         unto the Lord. Even the prison is |p151 in truth the house
 4 I     | therefore have ye come into the prison, that ye may tread him under
 5 I(4)  |       the martyrs too freely in prison, (de Jejun. c. 12.) ~
 6 I     |       entreat of the martyrs in prison6. And therefore ye ought,
 7 II    |         to the threshold of the prison, just so far as did your
 8 II    |        world itself rather is a prison, we shall perceive that
 9 II    |     have rather gone forth from prison than gone into prison. The
10 II    |      from prison than gone into prison. The world hath the greater
11 II    |     have been translated from a prison to a place, it may be, of
12 II    |     Christian, even when out of prison, hath renounced the world;
13 II    |         the world; but, when in prison, a prison also 14. It mattereth
14 II    |          but, when in prison, a prison also 14. It mattereth not
15 II    |         of the world and of the prison, and see whether in the
16 II    |          and see whether in the prison the spirit doth not gain
17 II    |       too from persecution. The prison affordeth to the Christian
18 II    |         Away with the name of a prison ! let us call it a retirement.
19 II    |        oft shalt thou not be in prison. The leg suffereth nothing
20 III   |        now, blessed men, that a prison is grievous even to Christians.
21 III   |       eternal one, consider our prison as a wrestling-ground, that,
22 IV    |        of the grievances of the prison, but of the contest and
23 IV(38)|        by them, being cast into prison, as such: his death is mentioned