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 1 Pre     |   this man's confession. This may perhaps be the reason why
 2 Pre     | materials as I have, and some may be possessed of other greater
 3 Pre     |  collect such observations as may tend especially to throw
 4   1     |      for myself I pray that I may be enabled to write an account
 5   1     |    cotemporary, and that they may rank me also among them--
 6   1, 5  |   Epiphanius, in order that I may declare, if I be able, what
 7   1, 7  |     you all, in order that ye may have knowledge of the one
 8   1, 7  |      caused to arise, that ye may know and adore Him who is
 9   1, 7  |      sake of my faith, that I may afford encouragment to those
10   1, 7  |    than myself, that they too may despise death while they
11   1, 7  |    after their true life, and may disregard the grave in order
12   1, 9  | Wherefore, by these things we may perceive that this was a
13   1, 9  |    over him, in order that we may arrange these things briefly,
14   1, 9  |      come after us; but there may come a time when we may
15   1, 9  |       may come a time when we may recount in our narrative
16   1, 11 |  godless folk. And perhaps it may seem to such as did not
17   1, Not|    martyrdom of Pamphilus, as may there be seen. Moreover,
18   1, Not|    The meaning of the passage may also imply that Procopius
19   1, Not|       from it this conclusion may be made, that the persecution
20   1, Not|     below. Instead of " There may come a time ..... against
21   1, Not|        the Greek has, " There may happen a seasonable opportunity,
22   1, Not|     appear to the reader, who may meet with Metaphrastes'
23   1, Not|    are necessary to be known, may be read at large in that
24   1, Not|      xlv. 1. 32, p. 84. Or he may mean the Maximinus whose