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 1 Pre     |           seventy years after the death of the author.17 ~S. E.
 2   1     |          who preferred a horrible death to a temporary life, and
 3   1     |        persecution, or hunger, or death, or the sword? as it is
 4   1     |         am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor things present,
 5   1, 1  | subjection, that, even before his death, his soul seemed to dwell
 6   1, 1  |    conduct, was delivered over to death, and forthwith the head
 7   1, 2  |      withdraw the martyr from the death by fire, because, said he,
 8   1, 3  |         the struggle, by enduring death by means of a slow fire :
 9   1, 4  |      armour, he made them despise death. And they struck at once
10   1, 4  |           he gave the sentence of death against him. And thus he
11   1, 5  |           which took place at the death of this martyr of God; and
12   1, 5  |           afflictions, and at his death had shewed prodigies to
13   1, 6  |          at the last, after their death the terrible sea received
14   1, 7  |       other also was to be put to death for the murder of his master;
15   1, 7  |          evil, and liberated from death that murderer which had
16   1, 7  |           which I stand even unto death. Moreover, I am contending
17   1, 7  |         that they too may despise death while they follow after
18   1, 7  |          of courage and despising death, turned not aside to the
19   1, 9  |       delivered up to a miserable death; and insult and humiliation,
20   1, 10 |         end of all contended with death itself. ~And when he had
21   1, 10 |          sentence against them of death by fire. The name of the
22   1, 10 |        was condemned to be put to death, and his sentence was to
23   1, 10 |         where he was to be put to death, he besought the officer
24   1, 10 |          who had condemned him to death, and for all rulers in every
25   1, 11 |         they received sentence of death, and so passed on easily
26   1, 12 |           to be delivered over to death by the sword; but one of
27   1, 14 |        first, he gave sentence of death against him that he should
28   1, 14 |        and trod along the path of death without fear, and in truth
29   1, 14 |         place where he was put to death, having put on his cloak
30   1, 14 |          that he should be put to death by the same mode of suffering
31   1, 15 |      beast, he was at last put to death by the sword. Eubulus, also,
32   1, 16 |           martyrs to this kind of death. When, therefore, they were
33   1, 17 |         to work, should be put to death by the sword; and God's
34   1, Not|         before, he was not put to death till after the other Agapius
35   1, Not|         They received sentence of death." The Greek says this was
36   1, Not|   Firmillianus having been put to death by the sword; and then a
37   1, Not|             some account of whose death he gives in the Greek, although
38   1, Not|          mean the Maximinus whose death he describes in the Ecclesiastical