We learn from Clement of Alexandria that he did not suffer martyrdom.

People do things, and suffer martyrdom, because they have an inclination that way.

You have been twice a confessor, and you shall suffer martyrdom by the sword.

Expresses his great desire and determination to suffer martyrdom.

True, indeed, my poor comrade; she is worse even than the Gallegan who makes me suffer martyrdom.

For his sake you suffer martyrdom; and, when he returns, he may have long since forgotten you.

For you, dear mother, I'd suffer martyrdom.

Yes, it is; I should think, easy to suffer martyrdom when one is sure of one's cause!

One claims that as his brother James was the first of the Apostles to suffer martyrdom, he was the last.

My love for thee has made me suffer martyrdom; but, as God is my judge, my affection has remained entire,-untouched

Raymond had prayed to God, in some of his accesses of fanaticism, that he might suffer martyrdom in his holy cause.

After confession my heart glowed with a kind of fervor, and at one time I felt a desire to suffer martyrdom.

In all they had done, they said they had obeyed the voice of God, and were now about to suffer martyrdom for his religion.

One may suffer martyrdom and not complain; but I do not think one is bound to say that it is a reasonable or pleasant thing.

From the context it may be inferred that he did not suffer martyrdom, like so many of his famous contemporaries, but died a natural death.

Her son James was the first of the Apostles who suffered martyrdom.