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 1   1, 1  |        emperors, who were four in number ; but the holy martyr of
 2   1, 3  |       terrible scourgings without number, inflicting on his sides
 3   1, 4  |           in person (they were in number six) arrived. And as the
 4   1, 4  |       together they were eight in number; namely, Timotheus, whose
 5   1, 11 |           s martyrs, amounting in number to one hundred and thirty,
 6   1, 14 |           ONE EGYPTIAN, ~BEING IN NUMBER EIGHT, IN THE SEVENTH YEAR
 7   1, 14 |    although they were not many in number, lo ! they still bore the
 8   1, 14 | admiration, when we look to their number, how they were twelve like
 9   1, 14 |     malefactors. And they were in number five. So when they were
10   1, 14 |       after these to complete the number twelve; and so Julianus
11   1, 14 |         on purpose to make up the number of martyrs twelve, the moment
12   1, 16 |   combatants were perfect, and in number they were about a hundred
13   1, 17 |       being all together forty in number, were beheaded all in one
14   1, Not|        Emperors, who were four in number." These were Diocletianus,
15   1, Not|         below. ~l. 15.--"Being in number eight." And so the names
16   1, Not|            c. 13--" Amongst which number we must in no wise omit
17   1, Not|      Maximinus. ~l. 9.--"Forty in number." The Greek says "thirty-nine.'' ~