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 1 Pre     |      in the persecution of the Christians in Palestine, found in several
 2   1, 4  |       aloud and saying, We are Christians; and beseeching the governor
 3   1, 5  |     this martyr of Christ many Christians also were assembled together
 4   1, 5  |        glory to the God of the Christians alone, confessing with a
 5   1, 6  |     also he beheld judging the Christians severely, and contrary to
 6   1, 11 |       they confessed they were Christians. No sooner, then, were these
 7   1, 11 |        lifeless corpses of the Christians, and forbade their burial.
 8   1, 12 |    acknowledged that they were Christians,  ./. and confessed that
 9   1, 14 |        truth, but said, We are Christians, they were at once seized,
10   1, 14 |      was said to belong to the Christians only, he replied, It is
11   1, 14 |    imagined that perchance the Christians had built in some place
12   1, Not|       often cited by the early Christians, and do not therefore prove
13   1, Not|       the Emperors against the Christians it was ordered that the
14   1, Not|      comprehended all sorts of Christians, as well those of the laity
15   1, Not| destruction of a whole city of Christians in Phrygia. These, perhaps,
16   1, Not|       president, punishing the Christians, he accounted him a despicable
17   1, Not|  slaughter he made amongst the Christians. This was the Hierocles
18   1, Not|      to the persecutors of the Christians, are not peculiar to Eusebius.
19   1, Not|   ordinary Greeks, which those Christians still kept to, who, before