Book, Chapter

1      II, XXI   |       unsettled by the evil of persecution. For Antiochus had not spared
2      II, XXVIII|       was he who first began a persecution; and I am not sure but hew
3      II, XXXI  |        then occurred the third persecution under Trojan. But he, when
4      II, XXXI  |  bishop at Jerusalem. A fourth persecution is reckoned as having taken
5      II, XXXII | Antoninus Pins. Then the fifth persecution began under Aurelius, the
6      II, XXXII |       the Alps. Then the sixth persecution of the Christians took place
7      II, XXXII |    emperor, the seventh bloody persecution broke out against the Christians.
8      II, XXXII |        Maximian, a most bitter persecution which, for ten continuous
9      II, XXXV  |       to a violent exercise of persecution. The bishops were driven