Chapter

1 II   |         the military oath, then showed himself content with only
2 II   |         frequently involved. He showed exceeding kindness towards
3 III  |     that a being to whom others showed no pity, was, in that respect,
4 XVII |        cell in which he was: he showed himself so fearful, with
5 XXII |      authority, he nevertheless showed the feelings dwelling within
6 XXV  | following Christ, as he did, he showed himself almost the only
7 XXVII|       for the sins of those who showed themselves his revilers-those