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 1 Pre     |    treatise, a narrative of the confession of those Martyrs with whom
 2 Pre     |     present ; for instance, the Confession of Romanus, who suffered
 3 Pre     |        the honour of this man's confession. This may perhaps be the
 4   1     |    glorious by the martyrdom of confession, who preferred a horrible
 5   1     |  all-enduring courage, at their confession under .many forms, and at
 6   1, 1  |                             THE CONFESSION OF PROCOPIUS, ~IN THE FIRST
 7   1, 1  |        man, for even before his confession he had given up his life
 8   1, 2  |                             THE CONFESSION OF ALPHAEUS, AND ZACCHAEUS,
 9   1, 2  |       judge, he rejoiced in his confession for the sake of Christ:
10   1, 2  |        his being brought to his confession of the truth. And because
11   1, 2  |         our Saviour, respecting confession. And when Alphaeus, full
12   1, 2  |         in whom they made their confession. But the day that they suffered
13   1, 2  |        latter, on which day the confession of those of whom we have
14   1, 2  |         Him in whom he made his confession; and with a countenance
15   1, 2  |         Him in whom he made his confession. And when he had done so
16   1, 2  |       he was consummated in his confession. And although this man actually
17   1, 3  |                             THE CONFESSION OF TIMOTHEUS, IN THE CITY
18   1, 3  |        time of the trial of his confession, and in the same city, the
19   1, 4  |                             THE CONFESSION OF AGAPIUS, AND OF THE TWO
20   1, 4  |     striven in many contests of confession before, he went with confidence
21   1, 5  |                             THE CONFESSION OF EPIPHANIUS (Gr. Apphianus), ~
22   1, 5  |        distinct words, made his confession for the testimony of God,
23   1, 5  |     still continued in the same confession as before. And when the
24   1, 6  |                             THE CONFESSION OF ALOSIS (Gr. Aedesius). ~
25   1, 6  |     Alosis, after his admirable confession, which was accomplished
26   1, 6  |    conduct, and in his zeal and confession, so also did they resemble
27   1, 7  |                             THE CONFESSION OF AGAPIUS, ~IN THE FOURTH
28   1, 8  |                             THE CONFESSION OF THEODOSIA, A VIRGIN OF
29   1, 8  |         who on account of their confession of God were set before the
30   1, 9  |                             THE CONFESSION OF DOMNINUS, ~IN THE FIFTH
31   1, 9  |       of his patience under his confession he was condemned to the
32   1, 10 |                             THE CONFESSION OF PAULUS, AND VALENTINA,
33   1, 10 |     immense courage, made their confession of belief in God's Christ.
34   1, 11 |                             THE CONFESSION OF ANTONINUS, AND ZEBINAS,
35   1, 11 |         in whom they made their confession. The name of the first of
36   1, 11 | boldness of speech she made the confession of her faith--that she was
37   1, 11 |         day were consummated by confession, orders were issued that
38   1, 12 |                             THE CONFESSION OF ARES, AND PRIMUS (Gr.
39   1, 12 |          was consummated in his confession by a fierce fire, and Primus
40   1, 13 |                             THE CONFESSION OF PETER, WHO WAS SURNAMED
41   1, 13 |         the fire, and loved his confession in our Saviour better than
42   1, 14 |                             THE CONFESSION OF PAMPHILUS, AND VALES,
43   1, 14 |        God and in his admirable confession he was his brother; and
44   1, 14 |         the consummation of his confession, had been honoured as a
45   1, 14 |        the melody of a glorious confession. ~It is also worthy of our
46   1, 14 |      had previously to this his confession contended with the suffering
47   1, 14 |     suffering of the cautery of confession. ~And when they had endured
48   1, 14 |        likewise agreed in their confession with him who had preceded
49   1, 14 |      after another the words of confession, he condemned them in the
50   1, 14 |      endurance of scourgings in confession; and after he had been dismissed
51   1, 14 |         of being consummated by confession. And this was the tenth
52   1, 14 |   heaven had been opened by the confession of Pamphilus and an abundant
53   1, 14 |    received the consummation of confession together with the blessed
54   1, 15 |                             THE CONFESSION OF HADRIANUS AND EUBULUS, ~
55   1, 16 |                             THE CONFESSION OF PAULUS (Gr.Peleus) AND
56   1, 17 |                             THE CONFESSION OF SILVANUS, AND OF THOSE
57   1, 17 |         and there, in his first confession before the people of Caesarea,
58   1, Not|          p. 157. ~l. 31.--" The confession of Alphaeus, Zacchaeus,
59   1, Not|    Prison," fol. 304. ~l. 30.--"Confession of Timotheus." These Acts
60   1, Not|          162. ~P. xxiv. l. 1.--"Confession of Domninus." In the Greek
61   1, Not|    Firmillianus the judge, made confession of Christ's name, who is
62   1, Not|         p. 309. ~1l. 11.--" The Confession of Pamphilus," &c. This
63   1, Not|       what Eusebius says in the Confession of Domninus, p. 25, above.
64   1, Not|        by Eusebius himself. The Confession of Pamphilus is given by
65   1, Not|           P. xlvi. l. 1.--" The confession of Paulus," &c. The name