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 1  2,5 |       during his stay in that city. The persecution at Antioch
 2  2,5 |   continue all the way to the city of his martyrdom.~We catch
 3  2,8 |       the building of the new city. The literary environment
 4  2,10|   Rusticus was prefect of the city of Rome. The Martyrdom of
 5  2,12|      given to the rabble of a city by the Christians there
 6  2,12|       the intervention of the city authorities against the
 7  2,13|   have a very small yet noble city, which is large enough for
 8  5,5 |     Romans by flying over the city, announces that he will
 9  5,5 |      is warned and leaves the city but meets Jesus entering
10  5,5 |       and turns back into the city where he is crucified, at
11  5,7 |      youth. The people of the city repent.~ 4. A colt blesses
12  7,2 |     when Hadrian visited that city in A.D. 125 or later in
13  7,4 |       purposes. Pella was the city in Perea in which the Christians
14  9,1 | Melito of Sardis.~ The Lydian city of Sardis, in Asia, was
15 12,1 |       driven Clement from the city. Origen, then sixteen or
16 12,1 | school and drove him from the city.~ He took refuge in Palestine
17 13,9 |      as the Romans called the city that replaced Jerusalem
18 13,10|      work there and leave the city (A.D. 230), his assistant
19 14,18|  empire, summoned him to that city to teach there (Institutes
20 15,2 |       used was in his own see city of Caesarea.[100] Indeed,