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 1 Pre     |      diocese the honour of this man's confession. This may perhaps
 2   1, 1  |         In truth he was a godly man, for even before his confession
 3   1, 1  |        the head of this blessed man was struck off, and an easy
 4   1, 2  |  Alphaeus, also, a most amiable man, endured afflictions and
 5   1, 2  |       of godly religion, like a man filled with the Spirit of
 6   1, 2  |         sacrifice, this zealous man was no longer able to endure
 7   1, 2  |        brought out this blessed man into the midst of the city
 8   1, 2  |   confession. And although this man actually passed through
 9   1, 3  |      without life, for he was a man perfect in every thing,
10   1, 4  |        Agapius, a meek and good man, the brother of one of the
11   1, 4  |  denounced to the governor as a man prepared for martyrdom,
12   1, 5  |    Epiphanius, a perfectly holy man, and a witness of the truth,
13   1, 5  |      youth in age, was a mighty man in valour, into the judgment
14   1, 5  |  terrific sight. For after this man of God had been cast into
15   1, 8  | addressed the governor: Why, oh man, dost thou deceive thyself,
16   1, 9  |       have spoken of, a certain man, admirable in all his conduct,
17   1, 9  |              and he was a young man of tall stature and handsome,
18   1, 9  | confessors. Moreover, this same man, previously to his receiving
19   1, 9  |         excellent and godly old man to be devoured by the wild
20   1, 9  |       wild beasts. Then the mad man passed on from this old
21   1, 9  |         passed on from this old man, and came to others, and
22   1, 9  |        literature. Of this same man, admirable in all things,
23   1, 10 |        his office, and he was a man by no means of a peaceful
24   1, 10 |       any mercy, so that no one man was ever torn to such a
25   1, 10 |        When, then, this blessed man came to the place of execution
26   1, 13 |        and besought the blessed man as if it were for their
27   1, 13 |      things. But he was a young man, handsome in person, brave
28   1, 14 |       the conflict was Vales, a man venerable for his comely
29   1, 14 |        pure and respectable old man. Nor was he worthy of honour
30   1, 14 |        them was named Paul, ; a man who was fervent in the Spirit
31   1, 14 |         had punished this young man with scourging, and perceived
32   1, 14 |        of Pamphilus, the mighty man of valour, But Porphyrius
33   1, 14 |       been brought up by such a man, when he was informed of
34   1, 14 |       not worthy to be called a man, but rather a savage brute,
35   1, 14 |       down upon all the life of man, and approached the fire
36   1, 14 |        the confessors. And this man was by family of Cappadocia,
37   1, 14 |     being a quiet and religious man, and diligent in the practice
38   1, 17 |         he was a perfectly meek man, and of bright turn of mind,
39   1, 17 |       of Christ  ./. he, an old man, of a noble person, went
40   1, 17 |      conflict, in which the old man endured the combs on his
41   1, 17 |       on his sides like a young man. And at the third conflict
42   1, 17 |        to him, and this blessed man went up with a company of
43   1, 17 |         of martyrs, Silvanus, a man truly blessed and beloved
44   1, 17 |       entered into the heart of man, what God has prepared for
45   1, Not|        on the same day, a young man in the city of Tyre, by
46   1, Not|       translation, " Behold the man whose name is the BRANCH."
47   1, Not|         excellent and godly old man." The Greek gives his name "
48   1, Not|       the Greeks' Menology this man is called Antonius, where,
49   1, Not|  Maximinus. Antonius was an old man) Nicephorus, Zebinas, and
50   1, Not|     rendered presbuteros an old man, and not a Presbyter." Ibid.
51   1, Not|          a)--"In the Greek this man's name is Promus; but I
52   1, Not|         exact catalogue of this man's works, which requires
53   1, Not|     book vii. ch. 33. " In this man's(Agapius) times we knew
54   1, Not|      Pamphilus, a most eloquent man and a true philosopher in
55   1, Not|      declare what a person this man was, and whence descended,