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 1 Pre       |           from which this work of Eusebius has been at length recovered,
 2 Pre       |          The third is the book of Eusebius on the Theophania, or Divine
 3 Pre, 0(5) |                                b) Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea, on
 4 Pre       |           faith with their blood, Eusebius stated his intention of
 5 Pre, 0(6) |                                c) Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea, on
 6 Pre       |           those contemporaries of Eusebius who suffered in the persecution
 7 Pre       |         martyrs who were known to Eusebius which he had promised, has
 8 Pre, 0(14)|        omittere nunquam consuevit Eusebius."--Acta SS. Mart. ~"Horum
 9 Pre       |        found in the Greek text of Eusebius, and the additional facts
10 Pre       |          this copy of the work of Eusebius of Caesarea on the Martyrs
11 Pre       |     Syriac, a language with which Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea, was
12 Pre, 0(17)|                                c) Eusebius died A.D. 339 or 340 (Fabricius,
13 Pre       |        not at all improbable that Eusebius might made have use of the
14 Pre       |         cannot doubt, was made by Eusebius himself, had also been incorporated
15 Pre       |           it treats, this work of Eusebius has especial claims to consideration,
16 Pre       |         villages of Caesarea; and Eusebius was anxious to claim for
17 Pre       |           great Church History by Eusebius: nor will I consider at
18 Pre       |       observing that this work of Eusebius on the Martyrs of Palestine
19 Pre       |          that this work, in which Eusebius recounts the martyrdom of
20 Pre       | abridgment must have been made by Eusebius himself.24 When, therefore,
21 Pre       |         Ecclesiastical History by Eusebius, and serve to elucidate
22   1       |         MARTYRS IN PALESTINE, ~BY EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA.~------------- ~
23   1, Not  |          27.--v. 38. ... ~l. 31.--Eusebius gives the account of the
24   1, Not  |          As for those conflicts." Eusebius makes a similar statement,
25   1, Not  |        that can be found, wherein Eusebius relates the conflicts of
26   1, Not  |          eighth book. For in that Eusebius at large declares the martyrdom
27   1, Not  |          Palestine was written by Eusebius after his Ecclesiastical
28   1, Not  |     forced to omit these words of Eusebius here, lest Eusebius should
29   1, Not  |      words of Eusebius here, lest Eusebius should seem to have forgot
30   1, Not  |        See English Translation of Eusebius's Ecclesiastical History
31   1, Not  |        book of the Eccl. Hist, of Eusebius. Respecting these, he writes
32   1, Not  |          out of the Greek copy of Eusebius into Latin. To make this
33   1, Not  |      omitted in the Greek text of Eusebius, which must be made perfect
34   1, Not  |           Acts in Latin. For when Eusebius had here said expressly,
35   1, Not  |       have been omitted. Besides, Eusebius does accurately relate the
36   1, Not  |    probable, was not the fault of Eusebius, but of his exscribers;
37   1, Not  |            were translated out of Eusebius, all these circumstances
38   1, Not  |          Greek. This very copy of Eusebius was transcribed only 108
39   1, Not  |    Constantius, and Galerius. See Eusebius Ecc. Hist. b. viii. c. 13;
40   1, Not  |         has the following note on Eusebius, Ecc. Hist. b. v. c. i.--"
41   1, Not  |       further account of him from Eusebius de Resurrectione ; Prudentius
42   1, Not  |       libello contineri." p. 318. Eusebius himself also, in his book
43   1, Not  |          Edict was proposed (says Eusebius in the chap. 3 of his book
44   1, Not  |         vol. i. pp. 101, 123; but Eusebius seems especially to draw
45   1, Not  |          Hist, book viii. ch. 11, Eusebius speaks of the destruction
46   1, Not  |     change." See respecting this, Eusebius, Life of Constantine, book
47   1, Not  |         many words in my notes on Eusebius, Ecc. Hist, book viii. c.
48   1, Not  |          2, note (c). For whereas Eusebius affirms that the Emperors
49   1, Not  |           him, Amphianus), out of Eusebius, has altered this passage
50   1, Not  |    apparent from these words that Eusebius in this book designed to
51   1, Not  |       Hierocles against which our Eusebius wrote a book." See Note (
52   1, Not  |          last and best edition of Eusebius Against Hierocles was published
53   1, Not  |          manifestation from him." Eusebius's work, Peri Qeofaniaj,
54   1, Not  |       this account disagrees with Eusebius's relation here. For he
55   1, Not  |       Egyptians by Hebrew names." Eusebius refers to this in his Commentary
56   1, Not  |           by the name of Israel." Eusebius's words are-- []. Hoc est:
57   1, Not  |           dicet, Dei Sum, &c. See Eusebius's Comm. in Hesaiam, in Collectio
58   1, Not  |         military matters. Indeed, Eusebius's following words are a
59   1, Not  |          Book 9, ch. 1 & 9, where Eusebius speaks of Sabinus, Prefect
60   1, Not  |      causes, seemed miraculous to Eusebius, more especially if he looked
61   1, Not  |         14th of October, although Eusebius says he suffered on the
62   1, Not  |        his companions, out of our Eusebius, adding some things and
63   1, Not  |       with more perfect copies of Eusebius, than those we now have;
64   1, Not  |           have been an extract of Eusebius' Life of Pamphilus, to which
65   1, Not  |         Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius. ~l. 29.--" Porphyrius."
66   1, Not  |               My Lord Pamphilus." Eusebius speaks of him several times
67   1, Not  |        signify one book only. But Eusebius wrote three books of the
68   1, Not  |          if that reading be true, Eusebius must mean his Books concerning
69   1, Not  |       above, p. 49. See also what Eusebius says in the Confession of
70   1, Not  |          Martyrs of Palestine was Eusebius's own work, written by him
71   1, Not  |        the abridgment was made by Eusebius himself. The Confession
72   1, Not  |         of a many-stringed harp." Eusebius uses the same comparison
73   1, Not  |           of the God of all." See Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea, on
74   1, Not  |    Jerusalem, Cat. 3, ch. 10:--[] Eusebius speaks also of Herais, a
75   1, Not  |           Jerusalem was situated. Eusebius writes, Book 4, ch; 6 :--"
76   1, Not  |         this place, says (e) :--" Eusebius is here doubly mistaken;
77   1, Not  |   Christians, are not peculiar to Eusebius. Cyprian calls Nero, execrabilis
78   1, Not  |         ch. 13. ~l. 9---"Phaeno." Eusebius has described this place
79   1, Not  |             See Reading's Note on Eusebius at this place. ~1. 18.--"
80   1, Not  |       This is Zoura, mentioned by Eusebius in the preceding note, now
81   1, Not  |         thoroughly by heart, that Eusebius states, that when he saw