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 1   1, 2  | offences of those who were in prison. The governor, therefore,
 2   1, 2  |       this he was thrown into prison again, and there for a whole
 3   1, 2  |   these things he was sent to prison. And after some days he
 4   1, 2  |     he was again committed to prison, together with another fellow-combatant,
 5   1, 4  |     should be delivered up to prison; and there they were detained
 6   1, 4  |        And while they were in prison, Agapius, a meek and good
 7   1, 4  |    and went frequently to the prison to visit his brother, and
 8   1, 4  |   they were at last cast into prison. ~All these were delivered
 9   1, 5  |      up to be taken to a dark prison, where his legs were then
10   1, 5  |     they took him back to the prison, and on the next day they
11   1, 7  |       he was then remanded to prison, while life was still left
12   1, 9  |       Others again he sent to prison. Now all these things which
13   1, 9  |       that if he bound him in prison together with those confessors
14   1, 14 |     had endured affliction in prison for about two years, the
15   1, 14 |   were forthwith committed to prison; and on the next day--the
16   1, Not|   have, " He was strangled in Prison," fol. 304. ~l. 30.--"Confession
17   1, Not|     above. ~P. xl. l. 4.--"ln prison." The other Greek has [],