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 1 Pre      |    contemporaries of Eusebius who suffered in the persecution of the
 2 Pre, 0(7)|        conflicts of all those who suffered for the worship of God over
 3 Pre      |      respecting other martyrs who suffered in Palestine, supplied by
 4 Pre      |        Confession of Romanus, who suffered at Antioch on the same day
 5   1      |        received the crown; and he suffered in a manner similar to our
 6   1, 2   | confession. But the day that they suffered martyrdom was the seventh
 7   1, 2   |         selfsame day also Romanus suffered martyrdom in the city of
 8   1, 2   |         through the conflict, and suffered martyrdom in Antioch, nevertheless,
 9   1, 5   |         and becoming manners, nor suffered himself to be overcome by
10   1, 5   |          like corrupt demons, and suffered within themselves great
11   1, 10  |  requisite for pugilism; and they suffered many evils which we are
12   1, 11  |           force from Baishan, and suffered insults and cruel tortures
13   1, 14  |         of his religion, his zeal suffered not him to abstain from
14   1, 14  |           that he himself had not suffered martyrdom with them, the
15   1, 15  |         the teeth of the lion, he suffered in the same manner as those
16   1, 15  |          was the last of all that suffered martyrdom and finished his
17   1, 17  |           some fierce wild beast, suffered a wretched punishment; and
18   1, Not |        that is, Although Ulpianus suffered not in Palestine, but in
19   1, Not |        Phoenicia., yet because he suffered martyrdom at the same time,
20   1, Not |    Theodosia, she is said to have suffered, not on Easter-day, but
21   1, Not |           were Egyptians, and had suffered like the rest. See Surius
22   1, Not |         although Eusebius says he suffered on the 3d of the Ides of
23   1, Not |   martyrdom and that of those who suffered with him is given by Baillet,