Chap., §
1 II, 86 | tortures to~begin for you, O venerable man, I would give
2 II, 92 | 44 'We, O Antiochus, having accepted
3 II, 104 | 56 I will not belie thee, O Law that wast my teacher;
4 II, 104 | I will not desert thee, O beloved self-control; I
5 II, 104 | will not put thee to shame, O wisdom-loving Reason, nor
6 II, 104 | Reason, nor will I deny ye, O venerated priesthood and
7 III, 115 | 9 'Why, O Eleazar, dost thou madly
8 III, 119 | 13 Therefore, O sons of Abraham, do ye die
9 III, 119 | righteousness' sake; but as for you, O minions of the tyrant, why
10 III, 123 | 17 'Thou, O God, knowest that though
11 IV, 132 | 4 O priest worthy of thy priesthood,
12 IV, 133 | 5 O confessor of the Law and
13 IV, 134 | 6 Thou, O father, didst fortify our
14 IV, 134 | philosophy by~thy deeds, O aged man that wast more
15 IV, 135 | 7 O reverend elder that wast
16 IV, 138 | 10 O blessed age, O reverend
17 IV, 138 | 10 O blessed age, O reverend grey head, O life
18 IV, 138 | age, O reverend grey head, O life faithful to the Law
19 IV, 149 | 21 'O young men, I wish well to
20 IV, 161 | our lives? Shall we not, O men my brothers, fear the
21 V, 170 | 2 'Why dost thou delay, O tyrant? We are ready to
22 V, 172 | 4 O tyrant that counsellest
23 V, 176 | 8 Make trial therefore, O tyrant. And if thou takest
24 V, 182 | 14 'O thou most abominable tyrant,
25 V, 183 | said to them, 'Your method, O miserable minions, is not
26 V, 187 | 19 'Follow my example, O brothers. Do not for ever
27 V, 193 | to the tyrant he said, 'O most ruthless of tyrants,
28 V, 194 | neither shalt thou escape, O most abominable tyrant,
29 V, 202 | point of death he said, 'We, O most abominable tyrant,
30 V, 206 | 38 Invent tortures, O tyrant, in order that thou
31 V, 212 | forward saying, 'I shrink not, O tyrant, from demanding the
32 V, 214 | 46 O enemy of virtue and enemy
33 V, 219 | he exclaimed, 'Glorious, O tyrant, glorious against
34 V, 224 | his tortures exclaimed, 'O contest worthy of saints,
35 V, 225 | righteous understanding, O tyrant, is unconquerable.~
36 V, 226 | avenger more to punish thee, O deviser of the tortures
37 VI, 235 | to the red-hot brazier, 'O impious tyrant,' he cried, '
38 VI, 237 | not ashamed, being a man, O wretch with the heart of
39 VI, 250 | Let us die like brothers, O brethren, for the Law.~
40 VI, 262 | 34 O Reasoning minds, more kingly
41 VI, 265 | 37 O all-holy sevenfold companionship
42 VII, 275 | lord over the passions! O religion, that wast dearer
43 VII, 277 | 3 O how may I express the passionate
44 VII, 283 | 9 O holy nature, and parental
45 VII, 286 | 12 O mother, who now knew sharper
46 VII, 286 | than the pangs of labour! O woman, alone among women,
47 VII, 295 | 21 O mother of the race, vindicator
48 VII, 296 | 22 O woman, nobler to resist
49 VII, 305 | 31 In vain for you, O my sons, did I endure the
50 VII, 309 | 35 O mother, warrior of God in
51 VIII, 318| 2 O mother, that together with
52 VIII, 333| 17 O Israelites, children born
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