Justin Martyr, Dialogue with Trypho, § 120 charges the Jews with having cut out a passage referring to the death of Isaiah.  Theophylact commenting on Heb. xi. 37, says:  “They were sawn asunder, as Isaiah by Manasses:  and they say that he was sawn with a wooden saw, that his punishment might be the more painful to him from being prolonged.”  Jerome on Is. i. 10, says that he was slain because of his calling the Jews “princes of Sodom and people of Gomorra,” and because he said, “I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up.”