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 1   1, 1  |    upon his first entrance the judge, whose name was Flavianus,
 2   1, 1  |       all things. And when the judge felt himself smitten by
 3   1, 2  |      was brought in before the judge, he rejoiced in his confession
 4   1, 2  |        words of God before the judge, he was delivered over to
 5   1, 2  |    took him at once before the judge. But this is not the time
 6   1, 2  |       brought again before the judge, and his body was torn all
 7   1, 2  |     continued erect before the judge, and by his words he withstood
 8   1, 2  |         having wearied out the judge himself, and those who were
 9   1, 2  |        were ministering to the judge's will, he was again committed
10   1, 2  |    brought together before the judge, and he commanded them to
11   1, 2  |    there in Antioch before the judge: and when he heard the judge
12   1, 2  |   judge: and when he heard the judge commanding them to sacrifice,
13   1, 2  |        him who was constituted judge there, the officers seized
14   1, 2  |        by fire, for the crafty judge perceived that many were
15   1, 2  |        of the governor and the judge they threw upon him the
16   1, 3  |       of his patience. And the judge cruelly employed against
17   1, 4  |      they drew near before the judge Urbanus, and, in fact, by
18   1, 5  |         and his answers to the judge? And more than all to be
19   1, 5  |         So the officers of the judge did what he commanded them.
20   1, 5  |      that bitter and merciless judge, but he still continued
21   1, 6  |      them from the hand of the judge. ~Now this servant of Jesus
22   1, 7  |       any distinction. And the judge in this case was the governor
23   1, 8  |       for me. Then that wicked judge seeing that he became a
24   1, 8  | patience the furious and cruel judge, and rendered that fierce
25   1, 9  |       by fire. ~When that same judge, cunning in his wickedness (
26   1, 9  |    described did this arrogant judge perpetrate in one hour. ~
27   1, 9  |       had expected. The wicked judge then considered that if
28   1, 9  |  martyr. ~Now as to this cruel judge, who employed all these
29   1, 10 |    away from these, he came to judge one who, although a woman
30   1, 10 | authority to a vile and wicked judge. On this account, therefore,
31   1, 10 |        that while this furious judge was insulting this girl
32   1, 10 |        he prayed even for that judge who had condemned him to
33   1, 11 |        cruel tortures from the judge before she was condemned.
34   1, 11 |       fire. Moreover, the same judge became day by day more ferocious,
35   1, 12 |      as malefactors before the judge. For the keepers of the
36   1, 13 |      excited admiration in the judge himself, and made those
37   1, 13 |      terrify him by the mortal judge, while others reminded him
38   1, 13 |     others reminded him of the Judge of all judges. Some called
39   1, 14 |     the interrogatories of the judge, and jested with readiness
40   1, 14 |    because of these things the judge became the more enraged
41   1, 14 |        were carried before the judge, and spake in his presence
42   1, 14 |   Samuel, Daniel. And when the judge heard from the same martyrs
43   1, 14 |      who had no body. Then the judge grew furious in his mind,
44   1, 14 |        and took him before the judge; and that judge commanded
45   1, 14 |     before the judge; and that judge commanded what his evil
46   1, 15 |      seventh of Adar, when the judge had made many attempts with
47   1, 16 |      of dismay, this merciless judge, thinking that no punishment
48   1, Not| arrival was brought before the judge, he adds nothing concerning
49   1, Not|         P. vii. l. 7. -- " The judge." His name was Asclepiades.
50   1, Not|      had been condemned by the Judge Urbanus to be devoured by
51   1, Not|        before Firmillianus the judge, made confession of Christ'
52   1, Not| observes (b):--"He means, as I judge, the Procurators of the
53   1, Not|       Valesius notes (a)-- " I judge he means the Prefect of