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501 Text|       spices, and aid it in her own tomb. For she had been parted
502 Text|     standing by, and with reverence took down the body of the most
503 Text|             his people, having been tormented by the devil, he fell down
504 Text|      lamentations, and never-ending torture, to which the proconsul
505     | towards
506 Text|         that the sufferings of this transitory life are not worthy to be
507 Text|         believe in one God, perfect Trinity, true Father unbegotten,
508 Text|            to pray to attain to the trophy of the cross than to be
509 Text|           flowers never fade, where trouble is never known, nor the
510 Text|             who is the true God, to turn away thy thoughts from those
511 Text|              that therefore, by His turning away and not hearkening,
512 Text|         that, by being offended, He turns away and will not hearken;
513 Text|           up a space of one day, or two at most; but thy torment
514 Text|        perfect Trinity, true Father unbegotten, true Son only-begotten,
515 Text|           explain that He willingly underwent the passion, He said to
516 Text|         quiet life; and having been united to the love of Christ, she
517 Text|             together enraged at the unjust judgment of Aegeates: Ye
518 Text|              that a man of Jesus is unpunished. ~And having thus spoken,
519 Text|            of night he rose up, and unseen by all his people, having
520     | Until
521 Text|       beheld his nobleness, and the unweariedness of his intellect, and the
522 Text|      sensible man, shouldst wish to uphold him on any terms whatever;
523 Text|            the executioners, having urged the brethren that the executioners
524 Text|             by thee may forsake the vanity of thy teaching, and may
525 Text|           But if not, thou awaitest varied tortures, on account of
526 Text|           being made perfect as its vindicator, mightst despise vain idols,
527 Text|           soldiers, and beaten with violence, he was lifted up and brought
528 Text|          among those who had died a violent death. But he sought nothing
529 Text|       perfect man from the spotless virgin, that He should restore
530 Text|            make her mistress of his wealth; but not having been able
531 Text|         laughter makes us mourn and weep, because we are deprived
532 Text|  everlasting, where there are daily weepings, and mournings, and lamentations,
533     | well
534 Text|         Jesus, both in the east and west, north and south. Peace
535 Text|        shall never come to a close. Wherefore henceforward cease from
536     | whether
537     | whole
538 Text|           made it clear, saying, To whomsoever I shall give the piece of
539     | whose
540     | Why
541 Text|         proconsul? Thou hast judged wickedly; thy awards are impious.
542 Text|             we shall all seek after wisdom; release the man, and to
543 Text|           Listen to me, Andrew, and withdraw thy thoughts from the outpouring
544 Text|          Lord still more, the light withdrew itself, and he gave up the
545 Text|         obeyed Thee, so now in this word hearken to me; and, before
546 Text|          devil; and that they might work them to such a degree, that
547 Text|            Him, to worship Him; and worshipping Him who is the true God,
548 Text|             transitory life are not worthy to be compared with the
549 Text|        blessed Andrew said: If thou wouldest know, take the form of a
550 Text|        answering, said: Oh, if thou wouldst recognise the mystery of
551 Text|       beheld with our eyes, we have written to all the churches established
552 Text|            In what has the man done wrong; what evil has he done?
553     | yet
554     | your
555     | yourselves