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 1 Pref |     about A.D. 280 to study with Pamphilus in the library the latter
 2 Pref |       Eusebius was so devoted to Pamphilus, his friend and teacher,
 3 Pref |        called himself the son of Pamphilus. It was in his Life of Pamphilus,
 4 Pref | Pamphilus. It was in his Life of Pamphilus, now lost, that he included
 5  4,4 |      preserved in the library of Pamphilus in Caesarea. The book was
 6 11,2 |  Alexander of Jerusalem, Origen, Pamphilus, and Eusebius all mention
 7 12,2 |        hands of Origen's admirer Pamphilus and remained for many years
 8 12,2 |          in prison by the martyr Pamphilus with the aid of Origen's
 9 12,6 |       for his teacher and patron Pamphilus (Church History vi. 36.
10 12,7 |       hands of his great admirer Pamphilus, who formed about them the
11 12,7 |        32. 3). A few years later Pamphilus wrote a Defense of Origen,
12 12,7 |          a sixth, probably after Pamphilus' martyrdom in n.D. 309 (
13 12,7 |        owe almost exclusively to Pamphilus and Eusebius.” Half a century
14 13,13|         occurred after 309, when Pamphilus was put to death, for Philip
15 13,15|     sixth book which he added to Pamphilus' Apology for Origen);[88]
16 15,2 |        by Origen and his admirer Pamphilus and contained as large a
17 16   |         text~On Attalus; no text~Pamphilus, Defense of Origen; no Greek