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 1 Pre     |   several times adverts to the life of Pamphilus as having been
 2   1     |  horrible death to a temporary life, and were crowned with all
 3   1     |      of earthly things without life, but by the word of truth
 4   1     |        that neither death, nor life, nor things present, nor
 5   1, 1  | confession he had given up his life to great endurance: and
 6   1, 2  |       on account of the strict life which he led; and he was
 7   1, 3  |        during the whole of his life. When, therefore, he did
 8   1, 3  |    down to dead images without life, for he was a man perfect
 9   1, 3  |      of his will, that perfect life which he longed for in the
10   1, 7  |        for the meekness of his life; and he was cast into the
11   1, 7  |        follow after their true life, and may disregard the grave
12   1, 7  |      in their recollection the life of the Giver of life, nor
13   1, 7  |       the life of the Giver of life, nor have any dread of punishment
14   1, 7  |      remanded to prison, while life was still left in him, and
15   1, 9  |        for the holiness of his life, and the purity of his soul,
16   1, 10 |        a virgin in her mode of life, and could not bear the
17   1, 13 |      to regard this transitory life, while others persuaded
18   1, 13 |        Saviour better than the life of this time, which so soon
19   1, 14 |      young men in the prime of life, among whom was Porphyrius ;
20   1, 14 |     were of the middle rank of life, and one also, who was called
21   1, 14 |        virtuous in his mode of life, shunning wealth and honours,
22   1, 14 |       and continued in private life without any possessions,
23   1, 14 |       looked down upon all the life of man, and approached the
24   1, 15 |        for himself everlasting life rather than this fleeting
25   1, 15 |        fleeting and transitory life. He was then cast to a lion,
26   1, 16 |     deemed them worthy of that life which is in heaven, and
27   1, 17 |       because the conflict for life was proclaimed against the
28   1, 17 |     copper mines; and during a life of much length he exhibited
29   1, 17 |        light of this temporary life, and prized the worship
30   1, 17 |     they were set the heavenly life of angels, and laid hold
31   1, Not|       his books concerning the life of Pamphilus the Martyr.
32   1, Not|     Trans. p. 158; and also on Life of Constantine, ibid. p.
33   1, Not|     respecting this, Eusebius, Life of Constantine, book i.
34   1, Not|       referring perhaps to the Life of Constantine. ~l. 18.--"
35   1, Not|        an extract of Eusebius' Life of Pamphilus, to which he
36   1, Not|     our History of Pamphilus's life, the blessed martyr of our
37   1, Not|        in the practices of his life, honoured with a presbytership
38   1, Not|     all things relating to his life, the school he founded,
39   1, Not|       wrote three books of the life of Pamphilus, which Hieromymus
40   1, Not|       his Books concerning the life of Pamphilus the Martyr,
41   1, Not|        we wrote concerning his life. On this Valesius remarks (
42   1, Not|   Books concerning Pamphilus's life, and after his Ecclesiastical