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 1 Ded     |                    DEDICATION~THIS ACCOUNT OF~MARTYRS FOR THE TRUTH
 2 Pre     |          place to give any further account of it than to state that
 3 Pre     |     occasion of his giving a short account of certain Bishops and others,
 4 Pre     |           of the abridgment of the account of the Martyrs of Palestine
 5 Pre     |            translation of the long account of Pamphilus and his companions
 6   1     |         may be enabled to write an account of those with whom I had
 7   1, 1  |         and one sovereign." And on account of his answer, which was
 8   1, 2  |       stature, and for another, on account of the strict life which
 9   1, 3  |            not bound in fetters on account of any thing deserving of
10   1, 5  |           the more in his rage, on account of the indomitable speech
11   1, 5  |         own persons, as he was, on account of his endurance in the
12   1, 7  |          assembled together on his account; for that was the same day
13   1, 7  |          described above, as if on account of the promptitude of Urbanus,
14   1, 8  |        pure love for those, who on account of their confession of God
15   1, 8  |      Behold therefore now, how, on account of the future recompense,
16   1, 8  |         those confessors, on whose account this blessed maiden had
17   1, 9  |           the copper mines; and on account of his patience under his
18   1, 9  | praiseworthy as to their souls, on account of their courage in worshipping
19   1, 9  |            martyrs in our time, on account of his accomplishments in
20   1, 9  |    judgment of God overtook him on account of those things which he
21   1, 9  |            for him at the last, on account of all his maliciousness
22   1, 10 |          one side of Egypt; and on account of the purple marble which
23   1, 10 |       accused by their prophets on account of their worship of idols,
24   1, 10 |          and wicked judge. On this account, therefore, he in the first
25   1, 11 |           But the Divine Power, on account of those things which had
26   1, 11 |         men were clad in sorrow on account of these things, because
27   1, 14 |           worthy of honour on this account only, but also for his great
28   1, 14 |            his military service on account of his religion, his zeal
29   1, 14 |     respected by them all, both on account of his manners and his years;
30   1, Not|            31.--Eusebius gives the account of the martyrdom of Peter
31   1, Not|          days." The preface to the account of the Martyrs of Palestine,
32   1, Not|           a much longer and fuller account than this. British Museum
33   1, Not|            same day. See a further account of him from Eusebius de
34   1, Not|          the Syriac, commences the account of Zacchaeus, but is not
35   1, Not|         their heathenism." See the account given by Theodoretus, book
36   1, Not|            the British Museum. The account of Theckla is in one or
37   1, Not|          But we will give an exact account of these matters at a more
38   1, Not|             189, []; and an Arabic account cited by him, [] Amphianus."
39   1, Not|           Greek adds the following account of Ulpianus:--" At the same
40   1, Not|           book designed to give an account of the Martyrs of the Province
41   1, Not|          Martt. P. ii. p. 195. The account of this martyrdom is given
42   1, Not|       Sylvanus before him, and the account of both much abridged. See
43   1, Not|               Silvanus." A further account is given of him below, p.
44   1, Not|           Eng. Trans. p. 163. This account is given in the Appendix
45   1, Not|       their bodies burnt. But this account disagrees with Eusebius'
46   1, Not|           Prim. Martt. p. 501. The account is given by Baillet in the
47   1, Not|            of Pamphilus," &c. This account is considerably abridged
48   1, Not|            meet with Metaphrastes' account hereof in the Latin version
49   1, Not|           Eng. Trans. p. 166. This account of Pamphilus and his companions
50   1, Not|           above. The Greek, in the account of Pamphilus, here adds:--"
51   1, Not|            of Jerusalem, both upon account of the honour of that name,
52   1, Not|            The Greek here adds the account of Firmillianus having been
53   1, Not|           ch. 7, he gives the same account of him as in this place,
54   1, Not|       Greek adds in this place the account of one John, who had learned
55   1, Not|        terms, see p. 27, 29 ; some account of whose death he gives