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 1 I      |          flesh for our sake, and endured the death of the Cross,
 2 II     |      first. ~"Him therefore, who endured such sufferings for our
 3 VII    |        to the Cross. All this he endured in the nature of that flesh
 4 VIII   |         suffering which the Lord endured for our sake, of his holy
 5 XII    |       that worshipped idols, and endured every form of torment, being
 6 XIII   | unavailing hardships that he had endured through love of them. At
 7 XVII   |          how could anything have endured, if it had not been his
 8 XIX    |          slept and was weary and endured agony in his human nature,
 9 XXIV   |        that had gone astray: who endured for us Cross, scourge and
10 XXVII  |         are they that wrought or endured such things no longer gods:
11 XXXVIII|       many the hardships that he endured through the lack of herbs
12 XXXVIII|        sorrows and toils Chat he endured, comfort came to him from