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 1 6 |    could have been Nisibi or Edessa. What is certain is that
 2 6 |     infidels, he migrated to Edessa. There he diligently exercised
 3 8 |   never left his solitude in Edessa except on fixed days to
 4 9 |      a human life and ran to Edessa. By that eloquence which
 5 9 |      them in the porticos of Edessa. There he nursed the sick
 6 10|     entreat you, citizens of Edessa, not to bury me under the
 7 10|    your city be blessed; for Edessa is the city and mother of
 8 12|  honor the blessed deacon of Edessa for his desire that the
 9 17|     imitate the anchorite of Edessa. For a monk will profit
10 20|   zealous when, from faraway Edessa, he looks to Rome to extol
11 21| Ephrem, the Syrian Deacon of Edessa, the title and honors of
12 21|    writings of the Deacon of Edessa into their own languages,
13 21|     same saint and deacon of Edessa, with excerpts for the most
14 22| Ephrem the Syrian, Deacon of Edessa, the title and the honors