Book, Chapter

 1     8, 2-3 |            of the Platonists, which Victorinus, sometime Rhetoric Professor
 2     8, 2-3 |            little ones, he spoke of Victorinus himself, whom while at Rome
 3     8, 2-3 |          adored, all which the aged Victorinus had with thundering eloquence
 4     8, 2-5 |        presbyters, he said, offered Victorinus (as was done to such as
 5     8, 2-5 |            the rejoicing multitude, Victorinus! Victorinus! Sudden was
 6     8, 2-5 |    rejoicing multitude, Victorinus! Victorinus! Sudden was the burst of
 7     8, 4-9 |       deeper hell of blindness than Victorinus, return to Thee, approach,
 8     8, 4-9 |           welcome then the heart of Victorinus was esteemed, which the
 9     8, 4-9 |           possession, the tongue of Victorinus, with which mighty and keen
10     8, 5-10| Simplicianus, related to me this of Victorinus, I was on fire to imitate