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 1   1, 3  |    commands of the emperor were put into effect, the blessed
 2   1, 4  |         the power of empire and put on the ordinary dress, having
 3   1, 6  | governor, with indignation, and put him to shame by his words
 4   1, 7  |        the other also was to be put to death for the murder
 5   1, 7  |       had slain his master, and put him beyond all torture;
 6   1, 10 |        hour was condemned to be put to death, and his sentence
 7   1, 10 |    execution where he was to be put to death, he besought the
 8   1, 10 |         bent down his body, and put out his neck to be cut off
 9   1, 14 |         vain. He therefore only put to them the question whether
10   1, 14 |       at the place where he was put to death, having put on
11   1, 14 |        was put to death, having put on his cloak like a philosopher,
12   1, 14 |       command that he should be put to death by the same mode
13   1, 15 |       the beast, he was at last put to death by the sword. Eubulus,
14   1, 17 |         able to work, should be put to death by the sword; and
15   1, Not|        it were into boots, they put the feet of the offenders,
16   1, Not|       to straddle so wide as to put their feet into the last
17   1, Not|       sentence had not yet been put into execution, but was
18   1, Not|    condemned before, he was not put to death till after the
19   1, Not|         chapter, had their eyes put out and their feet burnt,
20   1, Not|     Anselamus is, by a mistake, put for Auselamus or Abselamus.
21   1, Not|       of Dioclesian's empire is put for the sixth year of the
22   1, Not|     which Lipomaimus and Surius put forth, Tome the third, at
23   1, Not|  transcriber. ~l. 28.--" Having put on his cloak like a philosopher,
24   1, Not|        Firmillianus having been put to death by the sword; and