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 1 Text|             smiled; and Onesiphorus said: Hail, O servant of the
 2 Text|             the blessed God! And he said: Grace be with thee and
 3 Text|            hypocrisy; so that Demas said: Are not we of the blessed
 4 Text|         saluted us? And Onesiphorus said: I do not see in you the
 5 Text|             marriage. And Theocleia said: I have a strange story
 6 Text|        spider, lays hold of what is said by Paul with a strange eagerness
 7 Text|            looks eagerly at what is said by him, and has been captivated.
 8 Text|           her overpowering emotion, said: Thecla, my betrothed, why
 9 Text|            Moreover also her mother said the same things: Why dost
10 Text|             with each other; and he said: Men, tell me who this is
11 Text|             And Demas and Ermogenes said to him: Who this is, indeed,
12 Text|             it chaste. And Thamyris said to them: Come into my house,
13 Text|           as his wife. And Thamyris said during the dinner: Ye men,
14 Text|       marrying.~Demas and Ermogenes said: Bring him before the governor
15 Text|    Castelios. And all the multitude said: Away with the magician;
16 Text|       standing before the tribunal, said with a great shout: O proconsul,
17 Text|             And Demas and Ermogenes said to Thamyris: Say that he
18 Text|          and sent to prison, until, said he, I, being at leisure,
19 Text|     examined the gatekeeper; and he said to them: She has gone to
20 Text|             he summoned Thecla, and said to her: Why dost thou not
21 Text|           the likeness of Paul, and said: As I am unable to endure
22 Text|          past, the fasting children said to Paul: We are hungry,
23 Text|         having taken off his cloak, said: Go, my child, buy more
24 Text|             and was astonished, and said: Thecla, whither art thou
25 Text|             art thou going? And she said: I have been saved from
26 Text|         following Paul. And the boy said: Come, I shall take thee
27 Text|             rising up, saw her, and said: O God, that knowest the
28 Text|         works of Christ. And Thecla said to Paul: I shall cut my
29 Text| whithersoever thou mayst go. And he said: It is a shameless age,
30 Text|             be cowardly. And Thecla said: Only give me the seal in
31 Text|        shall not touch me. And Paul said: Thecla, wait with patience,
32 Text|        gifts and presents. But Paul said: I know not the woman whom
33 Text|           asked the governor, that, said she, I may remain pure until
34 Text|            Falconilla had died, and said to her in a dream: Mother,
35 Text|            daughter Falconilla, she said: My, second child Thecla,
36 Text|            lifted up her voice, and said: God most high, grant to
37 Text|             taking her by the hand, said: My daughter Falconilla,
38 Text|            ditch full of water, and said: Now it is time to wash
39 Text|        touch her; so that Alexander said to the governor: I have
40 Text|         looking gloomy, turned, and said: Do what thou wilt. And
41 Text|            arena, so that the crowd said: Queen Tryphaena is dead.
42 Text|             of the wild beasts, and said to her: Who art thou? and
43 Text|        beasts touches thee? And she said: I indeed am a servant of
44 Text|            to be put on. And Thecla said: He that clothed me naked
45 Text|           meet the holy Thecla, and said: Now I believe that the
46 Text|           And when she saw him, she said: I have received the baptism,
47 Text|     Tryphaena. And she rose up, and said: I am going to Iconium.
48 Text|          going to Iconium. And Paul said: Go, and teach the word
49 Text|            sent for her mother, she said: Theocleia, my mother, canst
50 Text|            to destroy her. For they said: She is a virgin, and serves
51 Text|            in the cave, as has been said, seventy-two years, so that
52 Text|            The physicians therefore said to themselves, that if they
53 Text|         want, my children? And they said: Is there one here called
54 Text|         here called Thecla? And she said: What do you want with her?
55 Text|            what we want. And having said this, they laid fast hold
56 Text|          looked up into heaven, and said: God, terrible and incomparable,
57 Text|          according to what had been said to her: and nobly fleeing