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 1 I     | resources supply to you in your prison, blessed martyrsdesignate,
 2 I     |       entered with you into the prison. For if He had not entered
 3 I     |         thence to the Lord.~The prison is also the devil’s house
 4 I     |       But ye have come into the prison to trample on him in his
 5 I     |         entreat from martyrs in prison.2 Wherefore also on this
 6 II    |     have accompanied you to the prison doors, just as far as your
 7 II    |    regard the world itself as a prison, we shall deem you rather
 8 II    |         to have gone forth from prison than to have gone into prison.
 9 II    |   prison than to have gone into prison. The world has the greater
10 II    |       but of God. And from this prison, blessed ones, consider
11 II    |      Christian even outside the prison has renounced the worldly
12 II    |      worldly life,3 and when in prison a prison also. It matters
13 II    |     life,3 and when in prison a prison also. It matters not to
14 II    |         of the world and of the prison, to see whether in the prison
15 II    |   prison, to see whether in the prison the spirit does not gain
16 II    |     even from persecutions. The prison is to the Christian what
17 II    |        do away with the name of prison; let us call it a retreat.
18 II    |       often wilt thou not be in prison. The ankle feels naught
19 III   |          blessed ones, that the prison is grievous even to Christians.
20 III   |      eternal one, interpret our prison as a wrestling-school,8
21 III(8)|       noticed that the martyrs’ prison is viewed under five different
22 IV    |         of the hardships of the prisOn, but of the actual contest