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 1 Text|           whose passion also we, having seen it set forth before
 2 Text|          the proconsul Aegeates, having come into the city of Patras,
 3 Text|        who is in the heaven, and having acknowledged Him, to worship
 4 Text|        about the religion which, having lately made its appearance,
 5 Text|          shall order thee, after having been scourged, to be fastened
 6 Text|       been slain may live, after having been sacrificed and eaten,
 7 Text|          The holy Apostle Andrew having admonished the people with
 8 Text|          of day dawned, Aegeates having sent for him, ordered the
 9 Text|        to be brought to him; and having sat down upon the tribunal,
10 Text|    fastened to the cross. And he having left them all, goes up to
11 Text|        thee has redeemed me.~And having thus spoken, the blessed
12 Text|     clothes to the executioners, having urged the brethren that
13 Text|          some distance. And they having come up, lifted him on the
14 Text|     lifted him on the cross; and having stretched his body across
15 Text|        did not sever his joints, having received this order from
16 Text|      nearly twenty thousand; and having beheld the executioners
17 Text|        could, he would be aware, having learned it by experience,
18 Text|        Jesus is unpunished. ~And having thus spoken, he discoursed
19 Text|      been hanging, and is alive; having eaten nothing, he has filled
20 Text|      thousand. And the proconsul having beheld that they had somehow
21 Text|         and went away with them, having promised to set free the
22 Text|          set free, the proconsul having come up, and all the brethren
23 Text|   Maximilla, the blessed Andrew, having heard this, said to the
24 Text|      thou come to release us, as having changed thy mind? I would
25 Text|        to Him I hasten, who also having made thee known to me, has
26 Text|          thine enemy. Therefore, having known thee through him who
27 Text|         Then the blessed Andrew, having adjured the people, said:
28 Text| disposition and lawless conduct, having chosen for herself a holy
29 Text|         holy and quiet life; and having been united to the love
30 Text|  mistress of his wealth; but not having been able to persuade her,
31 Text|        unseen by all his people, having been tormented by the devil,
32 Text|        and he sent his servants, having told them that they should