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 1   1, 2  | condemned him to be destroyed by fire, for the crafty judge perceived
 2   1, 2  |      which were required for the fire were got ready, and they
 3   1, 2  |         martyr from the death by fire, because, said he, his insolence
 4   1, 2  |       suitable for punishment by fire; and so, like a merciful
 5   1, 3  |         death by means of a slow fire : for it was a weak and
 6   1, 3  |       for it was a weak and slow fire by which he was burned,
 7   1, 3  |         in the furnace of a slow fire, manifesting the perfection
 8   1, 4  |    clearly shewing, that neither fire, nor steel, nor even fierce
 9   1, 5  |          oil, and then be set on fire. So the officers of the
10   1, 5  |          were burning in a sharp fire, so that the flesh of his
11   1, 5  |         like melted wax, and the fire burnt into his very bones
12   1, 6  |          kindled within him like fire, and its heat burned within
13   1, 7  |          fear of those flames of fire which are never quenched. ~
14   1, 9  |   condemned to the punishment by fire. ~When that same judge,
15   1, 10 |         the knee cauterized with fire, and then again they had
16   1, 10 |     sword, and then destroyed by fire. And not only were they
17   1, 10 |        was overturned, and ; the fire that had been kindled upon
18   1, 10 |         against them of death by fire. The name of the first was
19   1, 11 |        governor to be burnt with fire. Moreover, the same judge
20   1, 12 |        and their feet injured by fire and steel, and some of them
21   1, 12 |       his confession by a fierce fire, and Primus and Elias were
22   1, 13 |        his remembrance that hell fire which is to come, while
23   1, 13 |        to make him afraid of the fire which was visible before
24   1, 13 |      gold in the furnace and the fire, and loved his confession
25   1, 13 |    together with him in the same fire one who belonged to the
26   1, 13 |         and endured martyrdom by fire in company with this God'
27   1, 14 |       deaths with the baptism of fire only, while others of them
28   1, 14 |       the combs and cauteries of fire. But he, when his hands
29   1, 14 |          to a slow and lingering fire. Now, he was brought to
30   1, 14 |          man, and approached the fire with a soul unmoved, like
31   1, 14 |        God. When, therefore, the fire had been kindled at a distance
32   1, 14 |     delivered him also to a slow fire. So this Julianus, also,
33   1, 16 |          destroyed by cautery of fire and by the sword. And then
34   1, 16 |         was so severe as that by fire, delivered up God's holy
35   1, 16 |         they were brought to the fire, they cast themselves into
36   1, 16 |      themselves like gold to the fire to be purified. But He who
37   1, Not|  despised earthly things, was by fire offered up as a victim well
38   1, Not|           6. -- " The baptism of fire." Martyrdom for the sake
39   1, Not| catechumen, receiving baptism by fire, Book 6, ch. 4: --[]. ~l.