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 1   1, 1  |         and by the vigour of his mind he had so brought his body
 2   1, 2  |         but the fortitude of his mind still continued erect before
 3   1, 4  |       and the readiness of their mind for martyrdom, for they
 4   1, 6  | admirable Alosis had applied his mind to philosophy, and meditated
 5   1, 7  |         I receive with joy in my mind; for they have not brought
 6   1, 10 |         a hero in the bravery of mind, which she possessed she
 7   1, 10 |         was possessed of a large mind, which supplied strength
 8   1, 10 |        shewed the courage of her mind, and gave the altar a kick
 9   1, 13 |        but he disregarded in his mind all that they said. And
10   1, 13 |        person. Those of the same mind as himself called to his
11   1, 13 |         tried to persuade him to mind earthly things. But he was
12   1, 13 |     handsome in person, brave in mind, and active and able in
13   1, 14 |          the full vigour both of mind and body, namely, those
14   1, 14 |   artifice as it were in his own mind, while those who surrounded
15   1, 14 |        judge grew furious in his mind, and imagined that perchance
16   1, 14 |       countenance and courageous mind, and trod along the path
17   1, 14 |       towards heaven, and in his mind looked down upon all the
18   1, 14 |         him, and with a watchful mind, and undisturbed, he gave
19   1, 17 |       man, and of bright turn of mind, and used his faith with
20   1, Not|        his age and of a vigorous mind, behaved himself most admirably
21   1, Not|          p. 166. We must bear in mind that this observation of