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 1 II   |         sin, and was content to suffer death upon the Cross. He
 2 V    |      charging his companions to suffer nothing unpleasant to come
 3 VII  |  nothing into being, nor did he suffer his own handiwork utterly
 4 VII  |        he came for our sakes to suffer all things, that he might
 5 XII  |    after bodily enjoyments, but suffer their souls to waste with
 6 XIX  |         Wherefore on no account suffer any evil habit to master
 7 XXII |   things visible and invisible. Suffer me not to walk after the
 8 XXII |          hath caused my body to suffer in sympathy. It had been
 9 XXV  | throughout my length of days to suffer all things for thy name'
10 XXX  |        from the paw of the dog: suffer me not to fall into the
11 XXXI |    worse, or doth it in any way suffer harm? ~"If, then, these
12 XXXIV|        God, and he, that cannot suffer, was acquainted with sufferings.
13 XXXVI|      would restrain him and not suffer in any wise his departure.
14 XXXIX|   thanks hath the servant if he suffer like as his Master? But