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 1 Pre     |         is evident from his own words that the abridgment must
 2   1     |     their enemies, applying the words of that confessor who had
 3   1, 1  |        the blow of the martyr's words, he furnished himself with
 4   1, 1  |        saying, and repeated the words of the greatest of poets
 5   1, 2  |      and when he had spoken the words of God before the judge,
 6   1, 2  |       and by his own courageous words repress the terrible storm.
 7   1, 2  |        the oppressors, and with words of denunciation reproached
 8   1, 2  |        by reminding them of the words which had been spoken by
 9   1, 2  |      time for us to relate what words he uttered with all freedom
10   1, 2  |         what answers he gave in words of godly religion, like
11   1, 2  |    before the judge, and by his words he withstood all error.
12   1, 2  |     when they had uttered these words in the presence of all the
13   1, 2  |      the blessed Romanus by his words of denunciation restrain
14   1, 2  |      many were confirmed by the words which the martyr spake,
15   1, 5  |    which surrounded them. ~What words then are adequate to describe,
16   1, 5  |         at his patience, at his words addressed to the governor,
17   1, 5  |         act which surpasses all words. While no one was aware
18   1, 5  |         loud voice and distinct words, made his confession for
19   1, 6  | contended against them with the words of God, made use of his
20   1, 6  |         put him to shame by his words of wisdom and his deeds
21   1, 8  |   prayers: and because of these words which she had spoken to
22   1, 9  |      was not to be persuaded by words, and also perceived that
23   1, 9  |        him, so that reproachful words from women, with dreadful
24   1, 9  |    things briefly, and in a few words, as a record for those who
25   1, 10 |      names, as well as at their words and their deeds, being rendered
26   1, 10 |         gave utterance to harsh words against the tyrannical emperor,
27   1, 10 |      learned, both by deeds and words, how divine is that invincible
28   1, 11 |        sooner, then, were these words uttered than they received
29   1, 14 |      them one after another the words of confession, he condemned
30   1, Not|        was forced to omit these words of Eusebius here, lest Eusebius
31   1, Not|      gives his opinion in these words:--" Imo vero quum S. Procopius
32   1, Not|    poets of the Greeks."' Those words of Homer, Iliad ii. 24,
33   1, Not|        matter I have spent many words in my notes on Eusebius,
34   1, Not|   therefore apparent from these words that Eusebius in this book
35   1, Not|       Egypt, with his fist. The words there are these:--But Aedesius,
36   1, Not|     name of Israel." Eusebius's words are-- []. Hoc est: Mirari
37   1, Not|    Indeed, Eusebius's following words are a sufficient evidence
38   1, Not|      Christophorson takes these words to signify one book only.