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 1 Pre           |      Capture of Jerusalem by the Persians in the year 614 ' (Antiokh
 2 CaptJer       |         Babylon, at the hands of Persians and Chaldeans by command
 3 CaptJer       |         this abominable tribe of Persians, and they dealt with us
 4 CaptJer       |   Heraclius the multitude of the Persians, so soon as He, the clement
 5 CaptJer       |       which were in Jericho.~The Persians however beleaguered the
 6 CaptJer       |          But as for us, when the Persians had led us out of our caves,
 7 CaptJer       |          s grace. . . 18~But the Persians when they found that the
 8 CaptJer       |     accord, put to flight by the Persians. Then the Abba Modestus
 9 CaptJer       |        was already surrounded by Persians : some of them stood on
10 CaptJer       |       any aid for them. Then the Persians perceived that God had forsaken
11 CaptJer       | beginning of the struggle of the Persians with the Christians of Jerusalem
12 CaptJer, 0(18)|         and is then slain by the Persians.~
13 CaptJer       |               Meanwhile the evil Persians, who had no pity in their
14 CaptJer       |        whole of it. For when the Persians had entered the city, and
15 CaptJer       |     ferocity of the wrath of the Persians was appeased, then their
16 CaptJer       |           For in the eyes of the Persians their importance was great,
17 CaptJer       |    reservoir ; for they gave the Persians silver, and they bought
18 CaptJer       |        that the multitude of the Persians was advancing, who intended
19 CaptJer       |         the man of God asked the Persians to leave him for a time
20 CaptJer       |         monks, who fled from the Persians by night, and I, poor wretch,
21 CaptJer, 1    |        after the invasion of the Persians, and the massacre of the
22 CaptJer, 1    |        were on the spot when the Persians came ; and they knew in
23 CaptJer, 1    |          God's service.~When the Persians withdrew, they began to
24 CaptJer, 1    |       fallen at the hands of the Persians in the city and in its environs,
25 CaptJer, 1    |       After the departure of the Persians, he said, I remained in
26 CaptJer, 1    |       that were massacred by the Persians beside these saints. The
27 CaptJer, 2    |       Between the Greeks and the Persians was then concluded a written
28 CaptJer, 2    |       numerous army to fight the Persians. The multitude of the Persians
29 CaptJer, 2    |   Persians. The multitude of the Persians drawn up in battle was defeated,
30 CaptJer, 2    |         the eunuch : so that the Persians in great sorrow exclaimed