Book, Chapter

 1        I, VI   |        by intentional neglect he suffered the enemy to infest the
 2        I, X    |  increased by contradiction than suffered by them to be purified through
 3        I, XII  |          weapons. Whereupon they suffered many years from the sudden
 4       II, I    | receiveth," the more severely he suffered under those present evils,
 5       II, VI   |         salvation the bishop had suffered these cruel blows at the
 6      III, XIII |          of divine books, I have suffered myself to be ensnared by
 7      III, XIX  |      manner, what the spirit had suffered in secret. He always took
 8      III, XXV  |         and Paul, lived, taught, suffered, and were buried; we saw
 9       IV, XIX  |          virginity, and her body suffered no corruption in the grave. [
10       IV, XXIII|    Struck down with a fever, she suffered from a burning heat, and
11       IV, XXVI |   account of their impiety, soon suffered the penalty of their guilt
12        V, X    |         companions, the Hewalds, suffered martyrdom. [690 A.D.]~WHEN
13        V, X    |         come to him had not been suffered to come; and therefore he
14        V, X    |   priests and servants of Christ suffered on the 3rd of October.~Miracles
15        V, XXIV |         day of January, the moon suffered an eclipse, being covered