Chapter

 1 VII   |      from us, his human nature suffered, while his Godhead continued
 2 VII   |    world; but for our sakes he suffered death in the flesh, that
 3 VIII  |      in this present life have suffered much ill-usage and torment,
 4 XI    |     nature, hath not even here suffered our sickness to be without
 5 XXVI  |       with bit and bridle, and suffered him not to behold the light
 6 XXVII |       it came to pass that men suffered frequent wars and slaughters
 7 XXX   |  twelve years were past, never suffered him to see the least ray
 8 XXXII |        support as it did, have suffered loss and decline. For he
 9 XXXIII|        of the bishops that had suffered much, and had lost his own
10 XXXIV | towards our offences, and hast suffered us until now to go unpunished.
11 XXXVII|      that desert place, and he suffered the extreme of anguish.
12 XXXIX |   being without suffering, yet suffered, that we might be delivered