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 1   1, 4  |         in stature, and brave in person (they were in number six)
 2   1, 8  |        having rebuked in her own person the enemy that opposed them;
 3   1, 9  |   stature, and handsome in their person, and praiseworthy as to
 4   1, 10 |     young woman, small indeed in person, but courageous in soul--
 5   1, 13 |        himself, to spare his own person, and save himself from the
 6   1, 13 |      with pity his own youth and person. Those of the same mind
 7   1, 13 |         a young man, handsome in person, brave in mind, and active
 8   1, 14 |       stature by the size of his person and his prowess. His appearance,
 9   1, 17 |           an old man, of a noble person, went down to the Stadium,
10   1, Not|        of that also. But of this person, who was the chief and leader
11   1, Not|          to make mention of this person at [this place wherein we
12   1, Not|       accounted him a despicable person, and struck the president
13   1, Not|          Mention is made of this person in the Greek Mencea at the
14   1, Not|        can hardly be a different person from the one here described
15   1, Not|     Caesarea). To declare what a person this man was, and whence
16   1, Not| Pamphilus was the most admirable person of all that lived here."
17   1, Not|    Presbyter, the most admirable person in our age, and the greatest
18   1, Not|    Pamphilus, here adds:--" This person's other virtues and egregious