Clement of Alexandria Exhortation to the Heathen since Thou "weft not ashamed of me as Thy brother."[161] Pseudo-Cyprian On the Glory of Martyrdom is drawn away with the rent portions of the flesh; still he stands immoveable, the stronger for his sufferings, revolving only this in his mind, that in that brutality of the executioners Christ Himself is suffering[4] Origen Commentary on John Book I Now, in respect of wisdom and power, we have both forms of the statement, the relative and the absolute; but in respect of sanctification and redemption, this is not the case. Consider, therefore, since[174]