Chap., §

 1 Int      |   persecution by Antiochus, the tyrant of Syria, whom some called
 2   I, 9   |         lay, they defeating the tyrant by their endurance, so that
 3  II, 84  |             36 Accordingly, the tyrant Antiochus, accompanied by
 4  II, 85  |       well known to many of the tyrant's court for his philosophy.~
 5  II, 91  |             43 bus urged by the tyrant to the unlawful eating of
 6  II, 100 |       52 But it is the act of a tyrant that you should compel us
 7  II, 106 |       For thou indeed mayest be tyrant over unrighteous men, but
 8 III, 118 |       and while despised by the tyrant as unmanly should fail to
 9 III, 119 |       for you, O minions of the tyrant, why pause ye in your work?'~
10  IV, 129 |  buffeted by the threats of the tyrant and swept by the swelling
11  IV, 146 |                 18 For when the tyrant found himself notably defeated
12  IV, 147 |       under these orders of the tyrant seven brethren together
13  IV, 148 |                 20 And when the tyrant saw them there, standing
14  IV, 156 |         and branding irons, the tyrant spoke again and said:~
15  IV, 158 | philosophy in opposition to the tyrant, and by their right Reason
16   V, 169 |      AND thus no sooner did the tyrant conclude his urging of them
17   V, 170 |          Why dost thou delay, O tyrant? We are ready to die rather
18   V, 172 |                             4 O tyrant that counsellest us to transgress
19   V, 176 |         Make trial therefore, O tyrant. And if thou takest our
20   V, 178 |      redoubled the wrath of the tyrant, not at their disobedience
21   V, 181 |      gave way, he denounced the tyrant in these words:~
22   V, 182 |          O thou most abominable tyrant, thou enemy of the justice
23   V, 188 |       vengeance on the accursed tyrant.'~
24   V, 193 |                   25 And to the tyrant he said, 'O most ruthless
25   V, 194 |       escape, O most abominable tyrant, the penalties of the divine
26   V, 202 |           We, O most abominable tyrant, suffer thus for our upbringing
27   V, 205 |         the eternal doom of the tyrant, and by the glorious life
28   V, 206 |           38 Invent tortures, O tyrant, in order that thou mayest
29   V, 212 |        saying, 'I shrink not, O tyrant, from demanding the torture
30   V, 219 |         exclaimed, 'Glorious, O tyrant, glorious against thy will
31   V, 220 |       boy, who in answer to the tyrant's inquiry whether he was
32   V, 225 |      righteous understanding, O tyrant, is unconquerable.~
33   V, 229 |       officers for us, not of a tyrant, but of the Divine Law;
34  VI, 231 |                       2 But the tyrant, although fiercely exasperated
35  VI, 235 |     red-hot brazier, 'O impious tyrant,' he cried, 'and most ungodly
36 VII, 276 |     seven sons according to the tyrant's promise, loved rather
37 VII, 309 |      thou didst both defeat the tyrant by thy endurance, and wast
38 VIII, 318|      seven sons didst break the tyrant's force, and bring to nought
39 VIII, 324|       THROUGH THE VIOLENCE OF A TYRANT~DESIRING TO DESTROY THE
40 VIII, 327|                          11 The tyrant was their adversary and
41 VIII, 329|         not amazed at them? The tyrant himself and his whole council
42 VIII, 331|        over our people, and the tyrant suffered punishment, and
43 VIII, 332|                 16 For when the tyrant Antiochus saw the heroism
44 VIII, 335|      vengeance hath pursued the tyrant Antiochus upon earth, and
45 VIII, 348|       not cruel, when the cruel tyrant of the Greeks set the fire