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 1 Pre     |           Procopius,15 the Acts of Pamphilus and his companions, as exhibited
 2 Pre     |           long passage relating to Pamphilus and his companions.21 Neither
 3 Pre     |          recounts the martyrdom of Pamphilus and his companions, was
 4 Pre     |       times adverts to the life of Pamphilus as having been already completed. ~
 5 Pre     | translation of the long account of Pamphilus and his companions was printed
 6   1, 5  |            by that perfect martyr, Pamphilus, and acquiring from him
 7   1, 6  |          the society of the martyr Pamphilus, and by him had been embued
 8   1, 9  |            heavenly martyr of God, Pamphilus, a name very dear to me (
 9   1, 14 |                  THE CONFESSION OF PAMPHILUS, AND VALES, AND SELEUCUS,
10   1, 14 |   displayed of the all-holy martyr Pamphilus, and of those  ./. who together
11   1, 14 |           who were of the house of Pamphilus, that name dearly beloved
12   1, 14 |           of that holy and blessed Pamphilus without styling him My Lord,
13   1, 14 |         the gift of God. Moreover, Pamphilus was by birth of an illustrious
14   1, 14 |          was reckoned the slave of Pamphilus, but in his love towards
15   1, 14 |            was his brother; and by Pamphilus himself he was considered
16   1, 14 |          the truth. For among them Pamphilus had been honoured with the
17   1, 14 |   crucified like our Saviour. ~But Pamphilus, that name so especially
18   1, 14 |           those who appertained to Pamphilus, were brought before Firmillianus.
19   1, 14 |           to those of the house of Pamphilus ; and when he learned that
20   1, 14 |            men, who was a slave of Pamphilus, cried out from the midst
21   1, 14 |            the beloved disciple of Pamphilus, the mighty man of valour,
22   1, 14 |     brought to the conflict before Pamphilus was consummated, and so
23   1, 14 |           Then Seleucus carried to Pamphilus a report of all these things
24   1, 14 |        should become a martyr with Pamphilus. For immediately after he
25   1, 14 |           had given information to Pamphilus respecting the struggle
26   1, 14 |        opened by the confession of Pamphilus and an abundant entrance
27   1, 14 |          together with the blessed Pamphilus. Four days and nights then
28   1, 15 |           WHEN the consummation of Pamphilus and of those martyrs who
29   1, Not|          declares the martyrdom of Pamphilus, as may there be seen. Moreover,
30   1, Not|       books concerning the life of Pamphilus the Martyr. Christophorson,
31   1, Not|           Greek has []. ~l. 23.--" Pamphilus." His name is not mentioned
32   1, Not|     scriptures by the great Martyr Pamphilus, he obtained no mean habit
33   1, Not|          the Christian religion by Pamphilus the Martyr, at Berytus;"
34   1, Not|         knowledge of the fact that Pamphilus himself had been educated
35   1, Not|          the society of the martyr Pamphilus." There is no mention of
36   1, Not|           no mention of this or of Pamphilus in the Greek; but in the
37   1, Not|            have been instructed by Pamphilus. See Valesius, note (f),
38   1, Not|           11.--" The Confession of Pamphilus," &c. This account is considerably
39   1, Not|       relation of the Martyrdom of Pamphilus and his companions, out
40   1, Not|            p. 166. This account of Pamphilus and his companions still
41   1, Not|       extract of Eusebius' Life of Pamphilus, to which he frequently
42   1, Not|            plurimadifferentia, cum Pamphilus quidem duceret genus secundum
43   1, Not|  presbyterio quidem dignatus esset Pamphilus; Valens vero diaconatu,
44   1, Not|       locum obtinet. Is autem erat Pamphilus, vir revera pius, et omnium,
45   1, Not|         the reprint of the Acts of Pamphilus and his companions by Fabricius.
46   1, Not|         like the sun ..... My Lord Pamphilus." Eusebius speaks of him
47   1, Not|          written in our History of Pamphilus's life, the blessed martyr
48   1, Not|    endeavouring to prove how great Pamphilus's care and love towards
49   1, Not|        which was written by me and Pamphilus, the holy martyr of our
50   1, Not|           s(Agapius) times we knew Pamphilus, a most eloquent man and
51   1, Not|        peculiar work. Indeed, this Pamphilus was the most admirable person
52   1, Not|         three books of the life of Pamphilus, which Hieromymus attesteth
53   1, Not|           wise omit the mention of Pamphilus the Presbyter, the most
54   1, Not|       Books concerning the life of Pamphilus the Martyr, which, as we
55   1, Not|           Greek, in the account of Pamphilus, here adds:--" This person'
56   1, Not|         after his Books concerning Pamphilus's life, and after his Ecclesiastical
57   1, Not|         himself. The Confession of Pamphilus is given by Baillet, Vie
58   1, Not|          ch. 4: --[]. ~l. 8.--"But Pamphilus, that name ..... different