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501 Text|           that hates him? and what soldier goes to war without a full
502     | some
503 Text|           going up on high; be not sorrowful, but rather rejoice, because
504 Text| maintenance of evils, the death of souls: for the desire of the enemy
505 Text|          evil death; and then, not sparing them, I shall cut their
506 Text|            has sweetness; and they spat upon Him, giving Him gall
507 Text|             And as Philip was thus speaking, behold, also John entered
508 Text|         all the night through, she speaks in a strange tongue with
509 Text|           who has caused you to be spoiled even to this city, on account
510 Text|           the earth, a plant shall spring up from my blood, and shall
511 Text|         days the plant of the vine sprouted up where the blood of the
512 Text|           priests have intended to squeeze out your blood, and having
513 Text|       hanging thus; for I bear the stamp of the first man, who was
514 Text|            the virgins who believe stand in that house each day,
515 Text|          thee. ~And when Nicanora, standing before the door, heard these
516 Text|           so that scarcely any one stayed at home; and they all wondered
517 Text|     mankind, having taken away the sting of sin. He was great, and
518 Text|            above; but he is of the stock of corruption, and has been
519 Text|             on account of His true stone held in honour, in order
520 Text|          and they wish also, these strangers who are hanging, to pray
521 Text|            and moving about in the street, he asked: Who are these
522 Text|          to be dragged through the streets of the city as far as the
523 Text|      temple on a certain tree; and stretch out Bartholomew opposite
524 Text|       requited you evil, and put a stumbling-block in the way of my rectitude.
525     | such
526 Text|          be, Sabaoth. And, behold, suddenly the abyss was opened, and
527 Text|           bishop of Jerusalem, had suffered martyrdom in the eighth
528 Text|         goes to war without a full suit of armour? and what slave
529 Text|            redeem thee; Christ the Sun of righteousness has risen
530 Text|         upon his head. Behold, the supper is ready; and blessed is
531 Text|         mouth; let the great abyss swallow up these the ungodly, who
532 Text|           dead from Hades, and the swallowing up of the abyss,-and the
533 Text|         prepare it for burial with Syriac sheets of paper; and do
534 Text|           left us, Thou art He who taketh away the disease of those
535     | taking
536 Text|          the desert, and they were tamed, and praised Thee with a
537 Text|          belly and his breast; and Tartarus is his dwelling-place, and
538 Text|         were bitter against Him to taste of His sweetness. Cleave
539 Text|             and let every one that teacheth have his works equal to
540 Text|         the Apostle Philip and his teaching, believed in the Lord. For
541 Text|           seeing them, gnashed his teeth, saying: Torture these deceivers
542 Text|     Tharseleon, Nachoth, Aidunaph, Teletoloi: that is, O Father of Christ,
543 Text|         that deception, and of the temporary glory, and hast come to
544 Text|            men, that Satan may not tempt them: for he is a creeping
545 Text|        paradise for forty days, in terror under the flaming and turning
546 Text|                                    Text~About the time when the
547 Text|           may become worthy of the thanksgiving of the Lord.~And some of
548 Text|           Abalo, Aremun, Iduthael, Tharseleon, Nachoth, Aidunaph, Teletoloi:
549 Text|       having partaken of it on the third day, send up on high the
550 Text|           and Mariamme, and search thoroughly to try to find their enchantments.
551 Text|            against him, saying: We thought thee to be a fellow-citizen,
552 Text|            accomplish upon them my threat, and will destroy them all .~
553 Text|          and filled with wrath and threatening; and he was exceedingly
554 Text|             and the fire-breathing threats of the cherubic living ones;
555     | throughout
556 Text|       wicked dragon and his lusts; throw from thee the works and
557 Text|           ordered their feet to be tied, and them to be dragged
558 Text|           sheets of paper, bind it tight with papyrus reeds, and
559 Text|      together to worship as in old times the serpents and the viper,
560 Text|         gnashed his teeth, saying: Torture these deceivers that have
561 Text|            those that believe; and tot Nicanora provide for them
562 Text|           of him, that the serpent trails his belly and his breast;
563 Text|          the time when the Emperor Trajan received the government
564 Text|           for those that love Him. Trample under foot the snares of
565 Text|     recompensed to my enemies; and transform the form of my body into
566 Text|            transgression wherein I transgressed, in requiting those who
567 Text|            her indecency, that she travels about with these magicians,
568 Text|     enemies? for why dost Thou not tread them under foot, because
569 Text|            the temple on a certain tree; and stretch out Bartholomew
570 Text|           everlasting: before Thee tremble dominions and powers of
571 Text|          glorified God in fear and trembling. And all the multitudes
572 Text|        salvation. Let us therefore truly repent for our great error,
573 Text|           and search thoroughly to try to find their enchantments.
574 Text|       terror under the flaming and turning sword, and thou shall groan
575 Text|            mother brought us forth twins. Thou hast forsaken thy
576 Text|          and on this account he is twisted and crooked, and there is
577 Text|           likened to the unchanged type, for all the world has been
578 Text|            cast out from thee this tyranny of thine, forsake this wickedness
579 Text|           Nicanora, raging like an unbroken horse; and having laid hold
580 Text|           therefore likened to the unchanged type, for all the world
581 Text|            and hast given us Thine understanding, and hast bestowed upon
582 Text|         abyss swallow up these the ungodly, who have not been willing
583 Text|           scourged because we have unjustly crucified Thine apostles.
584 Text|        hast thou become, O Philip, unmerciful, having cursed thine enemies
585 Text|       apostles were: they remained unshaken. And the proconsul was swallowed
586 Text|            they shall be destroyed utterly to a man. And he began to
587 Text|           the everlasting crown of victory against every adverse dominion
588 Text|         was made to drink gall and vinegar, and said, Father, forgive
589 Text|       patience, as they were being violently and inhumanly dragged along.~
590 Text|            up in the temple of the viper-both Philip the Apostle, and
591 Text|         been made flesh out of the Virgin Mary, immortal, abiding
592 Text|          into the abyss; and their voices came up from beneath, saying,
593 Text|        wicked dragon that lieth in wait for us. Now therefore, my
594 Text|         abyss, and I am obliged to walk round paradise for forty
595 Text|         all the righteous who have walked in their innocence, and
596 Text|            watching over the sick, walking two and two; but let them
597 Text|       forth from the darkness, and walks in the darkness, taking
598 Text|            prize? and who that has washed his garments willingly defiles
599 Text|            in that house each day, watching over the sick, walking two
600 Text|            Barek, where the living water is. And John saw Philip
601 Text|           a stumbling-block in the way of my rectitude. And now
602 Text|           and blinded you in three ways; that is, he has made you
603 Text|           who has been found in it wearing the shining garment: he
604     | wherein
605 Text|        such destruction? O Philip, whosoever putteth his hand to the
606 Text|           whose name came upon the wild beasts of the desert, and
607 Text|         ungodly, who have not been willing to receive the word of truth
608 Text|            has washed his garments willingly defiles them? Behold, my
609 Text|           to look down through the window and see Jesus, the light
610 Text|            away his own garment in winter, goes naked? or what enemy
611 Text|            light, who hast made us wise in Thy wisdom, and hast
612 Text|        gone forth from my chamber, wished to look down through the
613 Text|        father to his own children, wishing to have mercy upon you,
614 Text|           demons? The dragons have withered away, and the serpents.
615     | within
616 Text|       completely deliver also this woman from the error, the enemy;
617 Text|       stayed at home; and they all wondered at their patience, as they
618 Text|             and again, through the wood of the cross brought to
619 Text|        been willing to receive the word of truth in this city. So
620 Text|       therefore, having left their work, ran to the house of Stachys,
621 Text|        girls, saying that they are worshippers of God, while they are an
622 Text|          from the brutality of thy worthless disposition; flee from the
623 Text|            the body of my Lord was wrapped in linen. And having prepared
624 Text|           snares of the enemy, the writhing serpent. For his path is
625 Text|          about these men, who have wronged many: for they have shut
626 Text|            martyrdom in the eighth year of his reign, being the
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