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 1 Text|       thou hast anything new, O stranger, show it to us
 2 Text|      answering, said to them: O philosophers of Hellas,
 3 Text|      and new. And I love you, O men of Hellas, and I congratulate
 4 Text|     sent this letter to thee, O high priest.~And when he
 5 Text|      saw him, he says to him: O Philip, sorcerer and magician,
 6 Text|      Philip said: Would that, O Ananias, thy covering of
 7 Text|  Speak. The high priest says: O men of Hellas, this Philip
 8 Text|       exulting and saying: I, O men of Athens, and those
 9 Text|      God But we entreat thee, O Philip, apostle of the God
10 Text|       had come to pass, said: O weak nature! which has thrown
11 Text| brought down low into itself; O bitter sea! which rouses
12 Text|       to rest. Now therefore, O our good steward Jesus,
13 Text|    And Philip prayed, saying: O holy Father of the holy
14 Text|      out: Have mercy upon us, O man of God! In like manner
15 Text|    again: Have mercy upon us, O Philip, that we may know
16 Text| heaven was brought to Philip: O Philip, son once of thunder,
17 Text|        And Ananias cried out: O great is the power of the
18 Text|    And Philip, enraged, said: O earth, lay fast hold of
19 Text|        saying: We bless Thee, O Christ Jesus, the God of
20 Text|       crying out, and saying: O blessed apostle, a certain
21 Text|    therefore, I beseech thee, O apostle of Christ, do not