Chapter

 1 I  |          from me likewise, which may serve to nourish your spirit
 2 I  | therefore give diligence that He may abide there with you continually;
 3 I  |         with you continually; so may He bring you from thence
 4 I  |         into the prison, that ye may tread him under foot even
 5 I  |        among yourselves, that ye may be able, if need be, to
 6 II |               II. In like manner may all other hindrances of
 7 II |          a prison to a place, it may be, of safe keeping. It
 8 II |          lose somewhat, that you may gain the more. I say nothing
 9 III|   stricter discipline, that they may have time for building up
10 III|     saith the Apostle, that they may obtain a corruptible crown. 32
11 III|       all kinds of hardships, we may be brought forth to the
12 IV |  stronger, |p155 that from it it may itself also receive strength.
13 IV |        ye also, O blessed women, may match your own sex. It were
14 IV |          of the praise of men, I may say, these sufferings are
15 V  |       man, that those things too may instruct us, whatever they
16 V  |   indignity! There is no one who may not suffer even for the