Book, Chapter

1 I, 3| incompatible with Deity, that he endured fatigue, hunger, thirst,
2 I, 8|         but of his own accord he endured death for the salvation
3 I, 8|        rather appear that Christ endured death by the constraint
4 I, 9|          also what infliction he endured, because he stood firm in
5 I, 9| perseverance in obedience and he endured it; but I do not understand
6 I, 9|         this account, because he endured death; for it was through
7 I, 3|       How nothing less was to be endured, in the order of things,
8 I, 3|      there is nothing less to be endured than that the creature should
9 I, 3|         so great an evil must be endured.~Boso. This, also, is plain.~