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 1 Int      |        detail's of the successive tortures (suggesting the instruments
 2  II, 83  |      personally tried to force by tortures each man separately to eat
 3  II, 86  |         said: 'Before I allow the tortures to~begin for you, O venerable
 4 III, 116 |        counsel did but add to his tortures, cried loudly: 'No. May
 5 III, 120 |          thus triumphant over the tortures and unmoved even by the
 6  IV, 129 |         the swelling waves of the tortures, never shifted for one moment
 7  IV, 134 |       wast more forceful than the tortures.~
 8  IV, 145 |  triumphed over yet more grievous tortures.~
 9  IV, 161 |           well his threats of the tortures, and abandon these empty
10   V, 175 |           the Hebrews endured the tortures for righteousness' sake,
11   V, 176 |          thou hurtest us with thy tortures.~
12   V, 183 |         may be released from your tortures,' he said to them, 'Your
13   V, 193 |     moment thou thyself sufferest tortures worse than mine in seeing
14   V, 206 |                         38 Invent tortures, O tyrant, in order that
15   V, 212 |           death of agony with the tortures, the fifth sprang forward
16   V, 216 |          worthy of honours not of tortures, if thou didst understand
17   V, 219 |       through yet more honourable tortures.'~
18   V, 224 |        But he in the midst of his tortures exclaimed, 'O contest worthy
19   V, 226 |     punish thee, O deviser of the tortures and enemy of the truly righteous.~
20  VI, 243 |       seven brethren despised the tortures even to the death, it is
21  VI, 261 |         only to despise their own tortures, but also to conquer their
22  VI, 266 |        and made the terror of the tortures of no account.~
23  VI, 269 |         Reason triumphed over the tortures, when even a woman's soul
24 VII, 282 |           the dreadful variety of tortures have power to alter her
25 VII, 287 |         of pity on thee under his tortures, nor thy third, breathing
26 VII, 289 |      spectators on account of the tortures of thy children, thou sheddest
27 VII, 291 |       many and how great were the tortures with which the mother was
28 VII, 297 |         with strong blasts by the tortures of thy sons, didst nobly
29 VII, 299 |        despised the most dreadful tortures.~
30 VIII, 323| righteousness' sake multitudinous tortures even unto death?~
31 VIII, 332|         their endurance under the tortures, he publicly held up their
32 VIII, 348|    catapult and back again to his tortures the seven sons of the daughter