Chapter

 1 I     | spirit, and others, unable to endure torture, yielded to his
 2 XI    |    betwixt the twain; also to endure all persecution and tribulation
 3 XII   |       unicorn, who, unable to endure the sound of the beast's
 4 XXII  |  unbeknown to ye. We will not endure to escape death by such
 5 XXIII |  practise fortitude, so as to endure all toil and all ill-treatment
 6 XXIV  |       servants did the master endure death, even the death of
 7 XXIV  |      preached unto all, shall endure for ever. Why then dost
 8 XXIV  |     and fleeting, but were to endure for ever with their owners,
 9 XXV   |     who so foolish, as not to endure a thousand temporal deaths,
10 XXIX  |      the wind. They shall not endure to face me, far less join
11 XXXI  |  abominable doings? Who could endure to defile his lips by the
12 XXXI  |      season in this life they endure evil, yet shall they reap
13 XXXVI |     that they could no longer endure. But when they were outside
14 XXXVII|       is beautiful, unable to endure the sight of such steadfastness
15 XXXIX |     who, of men, can scatter? Endure, then, under the protection
16 XXXIX |     also live with him; if we endure, we shall also reign with
17 XL    |     he, like one dis-fleshed, endure rigours above the endurance