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 1   1, 2  |      therefore, of the country came before the festival, and
 2   1, 3  |     people of Palestine. There came then again the second time
 3   1, 3  |      champion of righteousness came off victorious in all the
 4   1, 4  |    Pontus ; and Dionysius, who came from the city of Tripolis;
 5   1, 5  |      which accompanied him, he came to this our city, in which
 6   1, 5  |     was offering libations, he came up to him and laid hold
 7   1, 5  |      son he was, and whence he came and where he dwelt; but
 8   1, 5  |     him to tell them whence he came, and who he was, and questioning
 9   1, 7  |   chief of tyrants, Maximinus, came to the city of Caesarea.
10   1, 7  |  Palestine: but when Maximinus came to be present at this spectacle
11   1, 9  |      on from this old man, and came to others, and commanded
12   1, 9  |       passed on from these and came to others whom he insulted
13   1, 10 |    prophets. Moreover, it also came to pass that their deeds
14   1, 10 |    himself away from these, he came to judge one who, although
15   1, 10 |         then, this blessed man came to the place of execution
16   1, 11 |       the worship of God, both came of themselves, and when
17   1, 11 |     and courageous maiden, who came from the city of Baishan.
18   1, 11 |     And great sorrow and grief came even upon those who were
19   1, 13 |  martyr of whom we have spoken came from Aia (Gr. Anea), a village
20   1, 14 | beloved by me; and Paulus, who came from Iamna; and Seleucus
21   1, 14 |     and Julianus, both of whom came from the country of Cappadocia.
22   1, 14 |    remainder of the others who came after these were hearers
23   1, 14 |    them over again whence they came, they avoided speaking of
24   1, 14 |     the Spirit of God ; and he came from the city Iamna. And
25   1, 14 |      they were and whence they came; and when they made no concealment
26   1, 14 |    place of judgment; and then came forward into the midst,
27   1, 14 |      to be torn even till they came to his bones and entrails.
28   1, 14 |    beheaded. And this Seleucus came from the country of Cappadocia,
29   1, 16 |     much people with them, who came from other places to see
30   1, 17 |    DAYS.~THIS blessed Silvanus came from Gaza, and he was one
31   1, Not|       the place from whence he came, where he was apprehended,