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 1 Text| nailed him to the tree of the cross.~The blessed Andrew answering,
 2 Text|  recognise the mystery of the cross, with what reasonable love
 3 Text|      endured this tree of the cross, not unwillingly, but willingly!~
 4 Text|       endured the tree of the cross?~The holy Andrew said: For
 5 Text|   that he was fastened to the cross.~The blessed Andrew said:
 6 Text|   great is the mystery of the cross, which, if thou wishest,
 7 Text|    receive the mystery of the cross in thyself.~The blessed
 8 Text|     afraid of the tree of the cross, I should not have proclaimed
 9 Text|   proclaimed the glory of the cross.~Aegeates said: Thy speech
10 Text|     thou proclaimest that the cross is not a punishment, and
11 Text|       hear the mystery of the cross, in order that thou perhaps,
12 Text|    through the mystery of the cross. For the first man through
13 Text|    thecross. Hanging upon the cross, He stretched out His blameless
14 Text|      be fastened to that very cross which thou commendest.~The
15 Text|       day on the altar of the cross; and though all the people
16 Text|      heard the mystery of the cross, thou hast heard the mystery
17 Text|       to the suffering of the cross, and to give oneself up
18 Text|   fastened to the tree of the cross which thou commendest, thou
19 Text|     perish on the tree of the cross.~The holy Andrew said: I
20 Text|     said: I am a slave of the cross of Christ, and I ought rather
21 Text|   attain to the trophy of the cross than to be afraid; but for
22 Text|  Andrew to be fastened to the cross. And he having left them
23 Text|      them all, goes up to the cross, and says to it with a clear
24 Text|       clear voice: Rejoice, O cross, which has been consecrated
25 Text|       to embrace thee. O good cross, which hast received comeliness
26 Text|    looking earnestly upon the cross, stripped himself and gave
27 Text|    come up, lifted him on the cross; and having stretched his
28 Text|    Take down the man from the cross, and we shall all seek after
29 Text|     be brought down from this cross alive in the body. For I
30 Text|   that have no end. O blessed cross! without the longing for
31 Text|     come near the tree of the cross, so as to release the blessed
32 Text|      have loved, whom on this cross I confess, whom I know,
33 Text|       body come down from the cross, receive me to Thyself,
34 Text|   turned her attention to the cross, along with Stratocles,
35 Text|      blessed apostle from the cross. And when it was evening,