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 1 Text|     proconsul Aegeates, having come into the city of Patras,
 2 Text|        an account of things to come as if they were already
 3 Text|  believe, and believing, mayst come somehow or other to the
 4 Text|  perished, that thou makest me come to the renewing of it through
 5 Text|     the tree, death, which had come into the world, should be
 6 Text|     thee; but unless thou hast come to grant me this, that thou
 7 Text|       life; for it is folly to come for any purpose to the suffering
 8 Text|       endless ages shall never come to a close. Wherefore henceforward
 9 Text|    care, then, and with joy, I come to thee, that thou also
10 Text|        the executioners should come and do what had been commanded
11 Text|      distance. And they having come up, lifted him on the cross;
12 Text|     free, the proconsul having come up, and all the brethren
13 Text|    what reason hast thou again come to us, Aegeates? On what
14 Text|        being a stranger to us, come to us? What wilt thou again
15 Text|   contrive? Tell us. Hast thou come to release us, as having
16 Text|       access; but if thou hast come only to release me, I shall
17 Text|     therefore, he attempted to come near the tree of the cross,
18 Text|      no one at all was able to come near him; for their arms
19 Text|     and Thou shalt order me to come to Thee. Thou who givest
20 Text|        me; and, before my body come down from the cross, receive
21 Text| continuing among those who had come, as soon as she learned