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 1 1 |     scattered up and down. And having destroyed the temple, and
 2 1 |        dead, his son Domitian, having got possession of the kingdom.
 3 1 |        the righteous men. For, having learned that the city was
 4 2 |        buried, they glorify as having risen from the dead; and,
 5 4 |       John, and bring him. And having gone to Ephesus, they asked
 6 4 |    asked where John lived. And having come up to his gate, they
 7 5 |              And the soldiers, having taken the public conveyances,
 8 5 |   conveyances, travelled fast, having seated him in the midst
 9 5 |        to partake of food. And having washed his hands and face,
10 8 |    deadly poison. And the king having ordered poison to be given
11 8 |       instant. John therefore, having taken it. put it into a
12 8 |       had given the poison, as having spared John. But they swore
13 8 |    condemned criminal. And he, having taken it and drunk, immediately
14 9 |      is the ruler of life. And having taken him by the hand, he
15 11|        the breath of life. And having prayed, he raised her up.
16 12|     who had been banished; and having kept the kingdom for a year,
17 15|                            And having asked bread, he gave thanks
18 16|                            And having broken the bread, he gave
19 16|       Lord. He also therefore, having likewise tasted it, said:
20 16|      and peace, O beloved. And having thus spoken, and confirmed
21 17|      this, and more than this, having entrusted to him the flock
22 17|      bid. And the blessed John having gone forth from the house,
23 17|     went outside of the gates, having told the multitude to stand
24 17|        stand off from him. And having come to the tomb of one
25 18|       me worthy of Thy repose, having wrought that which is perfect
26 19|  heaven, he glorified God; and having sealed himself altogether,
27 19| miracle that had happened. And having thus believed, they retired