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 1 Pre       |       rescued from the chance of being lost for all future time.
 2 Pre, 0(10)|  Bibliotheca Bodleiana, n. 2278; being A. B. C. D. and F. respectively
 3 Pre, 0(11)|       and Codex Venetus n. 838 ; being E. and H. of Burton. Ibid. ~
 4 Pre       |  necessarily well acquainted, as being the vernacular speech of
 5 Pre       |          mainly the cause of its being no longer found in the Greek
 6 Pre       |      monks saved the volume from being worn out and destroyed by
 7 Pre       |   evidently upon it the stamp of being a record of facts which
 8   1       |         the souls of the martyrs being worthy of the kingdom of
 9   1       |         whom I had the honour of being cotemporary, and that they
10   1, 2    |        was a good reason for his being brought to his confession
11   1, 2    |       and saying: Whither are ye being carried, oh men ? Are ye
12   1, 5    |   himself in godly doctrine, and being instructed in the Holy Scriptures
13   1, 5    |         hear of his fame without being filled with astonishment
14   1, 5    |    within themselves great pain; being also themselves tortured
15   1, 6    |        the servants of God. And, being well instructed, he convicted
16   1, 7    |        his own eyes while he was being devoured by the savage beasts.
17   1, 7    |          loose upon him: but he, being full of courage and despising
18   1, 10   |        in God's Christ. And they being Jews, to whom the coming
19   1, 10   |     their words and their deeds, being rendered despicable themselves
20   1, 10   |      others in the city of Gaza, being in the habit of assembling
21   1, 10   |       themselves for prayer, and being constant in reading the
22   1, 10   |  sufferings as their companions, being tortured on their legs and
23   1, 10   |         smallness of her person--being no longer able to tolerate
24   1, 11   |          through the whole city, being tortured with straps; and
25   1, 11   |    bodies of the confessors from being carried away by us by stealth.
26   1, 13   |     active and able in body; and being such he proved his purity
27   1, 14   |     JULIANUS, AND ONE EGYPTIAN, ~BEING IN NUMBER EIGHT, IN THE
28   1, 14   | presbytery, both adorning it and being himself adorned thereby
29   1, 14   |          too he was truly godly, being at all times in communion
30   1, 14   |       for his comely grey hairs, being in appearance a pure and
31   1, 14   |        the mines of Cilicia, and being then on their way back to
32   1, 14   |         he was counted worthy of being consummated by confession.
33   1, 14   |     filled with the fear of God, being a quiet and religious man,
34   1, 15   |      were hated by him ; and not being satisfied with this, he
35   1, 17   |     acquitted himself valiantly, being tried with scourgings. And
36   1, 17   |          company of martyrs, not being left alone, for a great
37   1, 17   |        sword; and God's martyrs, being all together forty in number,
38   1, 17   |     blessed and beloved of God. ~Being now arrived at this place
39   1, Not  |        The meaning of their feet being strained to the fifth hole
40   1, Not  |       which posture (those holes being at the greatest distance
41   1, Not  |     added:--"The Emperor himself being then present, being reserved
42   1, Not  |      himself being then present, being reserved as it were on set
43   1, Not  |      Thea, which were Egyptians, being brought to the city Dio
44   1, Not  |     after which, their left feet being burnt and their right eyes
45   1, Not  |          of Eleutheropolis, who, being in the flower of his age
46   1, Not  |       narrative below. ~l. 15.--"Being in number eight." And so
47   1, Not  |        comprised in three Books, being a particular work which
48   1, Not  |      relates this. Thus the city being destitute of the Jewish
49   1, Not  |      because of its prerogative, being the first episcopal seat."