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 1 Text|       Accordingly the proconsul Aegeates, having come into the city
 2 Text|      are not true gods.~To whom Aegeates said: Art thou Andrew, who
 3 Text|     nothing with them bat sins.~Aegeates said: These are superfluous
 4 Text|     unwillingly, but willingly!~Aegeates said: Seeing that, betrayed
 5 Text|     that he was, He awaited him~Aegeates said: I wonder that thou,
 6 Text|         to hear, attend to me. ~Aegeates said: A mystery it cannot
 7 Text|  attention, thou wilt prove it.~Aegeates said: I indeed will hear
 8 Text|         the glory of the cross.~Aegeates said: Thy speech is foolish,
 9 Text|       the renewing of thy soul.~Aegeates said: That which is shown
10 Text|       of His immortality to us.~Aegeates said: With these words thou
11 Text|        and spotless, and alive.~Aegeates said: How can this be?~The
12 Text|       thou art inquiring after.~Aegeates said: I will exact of thee
13 Text|    kingdom entire and spotless.~Aegeates said: And by what means
14 Text|        idea of such truth.~Then Aegeates, enraged, ordered him to
15 Text|        that they wished to kill Aegeates, and by breaking down the
16 Text|          to which the proconsul Aegeates is not afraid to go. Be
17 Text|        the light of day dawned, Aegeates having sent for him, ordered
18 Text|        people not the smallest.~Aegeates said: For this reason I
19 Text|        name.~Then the proconsul Aegeates, being enraged, ordered
20 Text|      brought before the impious Aegeates. And he spoke to him thus:
21 Text|   everlasting fire for thyself.~Aegeates then being enraged, ordered
22 Text|       at the empty stratagem of Aegeates, through which he thinks
23 Text|       at the unjust judgment of Aegeates: Ye men standing by me,
24 Text|       they were enraged against Aegeates; and all with one accord
25 Text| tribunal, and cried out against Aegeates, who was sitting, saying:
26 Text|     hast thou again come to us, Aegeates? On what account dost thou,
27 Text|     place. But I am distressed, Aegeates, about thine own miseries,
28 Text|        she had been parted from Aegeates on account of his brutal
29 Text|        along with the brethren.~Aegeates had been very importunate