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 1   1, 6  |        after Epiphanius who was called to the conflict of martyrdom
 2   1, 8  |         blessed maiden had been called to this grace, and they
 3   1, 9  |       meet that those should be called wise who boast themselves
 4   1, 10 |     were in the mines which are called Porphyrites, in the country
 5   1, 10 |    inhabitants were Jews. It is called in the Aramaic tongue Lud,
 6   1, 10 |          and in the Greek it is called Diocaesarea. To this city
 7   1, 10 |      the crier, shouting aloud, called to them and said: Elias,
 8   1, 10 |         over to the Ludus, were called to undergo similar sufferings,
 9   1, 10 |      inflicted upon her sister, called out from the midst of the
10   1, 10 |          Paul the confessor was called to the conflict. And he
11   1, 11 |   suddenly rushed upon him, and called upon him to abandon his
12   1, 11 |   Antoninus, and the second was called Zebinas, and the third's
13   1, 13 |      the latter, Peter, who was called Absalom, appeared, a famous
14   1, 13 |        the same mind as himself called to his remembrance that
15   1, 13 |       Judge of all judges. Some called upon him to regard this
16   1, 13 |      the heresy of Marcion, and called himself a bishop; and he
17   1, 14 |     life, and one also, who was called to this honour together
18   1, 14 |         who is not worthy to be called a man, but rather a savage
19   1, 15 |  Eubulus, from a place which is called part of Batanea, had hastened
20   1, 16 |   assembled together in a place called Zauara, as a congregation
21   1, Not|         Esther, and Judith, and called in Syriac " The Book of
22   1, Not|         instead of Paesis he is called Publius." Eng. Trans. p.
23   1, Not|      Amphianus." In Latin he is called Apianus, Apphianus, and
24   1, Not|       the Med. MS. this city is called Arpagas; in the Maz. MS.
25   1, Not|          162. Eng. Trans. He is called in the Greek the second
26   1, Not|       the Greek Menology she is called Thea. Yalesius gives this
27   1, Not|          and in the Greek it is called Dio Caesarea" Lydda is the
28   1, Not|       the Greek Menology she is called Manatho." Eng. Trans. p.
29   1, Not| Pandects of the Law. He is also called Logista (from the Greek
30   1, Not|        tribute. They were first called Numerarii. Afterwards Valens
31   1, Not|         law that they should be called Tabularii." He then refers
32   1, Not|    Greeks' Menology this man is called Antonius, where, besides
33   1, Not|    Absalom." In the Greek he is called []. Valesius has this note : (*)--"
34   1, Not|   January. In the Menaeum he is called Auselamus, but in the Menology
35   1, Not|     sacrament. It was generally called the "Baptism of Blood."
36   1, Not|        Emperor Aelius Adrianus, called Aelia." Valesius, in his
37   1, Not|         the Great it was always called Aelia. But from the time