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 1     I|         Whereof the apostle to Timothy: It behoveth that he have
 2    II|       man into his house named Timothy, who no man would receive
 3    II|    tyrants, wherefore the said Timothy suffered death and passion
 4    II|       Tarquinius supposed that Timothy had had great plenty of
 5    II|        he found certainly that Timothy had no great riches, he
 6    IV|     Dionysius in an epistle to Timothy saith in this wise: O my
 7    IV|        this wise: O my brother Timothy, if thou hadst seen the
 8    IV|        the prodigy, my brother Timothy, of the day of the martyrdom
 9    IV|    Dionysius, in an epistle to Timothy, saith ot the death of Paul
10    IV|        friend. Also my brother Timothy, best beloved of my soul,
11    IV|     son. Woe to me, my brother Timothy' what is happed to us of
12    IV|      to these sons, my brother Timothy, that be deprived of their
13    IV|     slain. And now, my brother Timothy, these be they whom thou
14    IV| sisters of the SS. Donatus and Timothy, which were informed in
15    IV|      He said thus, speaking to Timothy: Thus we and thou, as thou
16     V|                          Of S. Timothy, and interpretation of his
17     V|    interpretation of his name.~Timothy is as much to say as holding
18     V|                          Of S. Timothy.~S. Timothy was taken under
19     V|              Of S. Timothy.~S. Timothy was taken under Nero of
20     V|    brought to the church of S. Timothy and Apollinarius with the
21    VI|       in the fourth chapter to Timothy, saying: Luke is only with
22   VII|       went to the church of S. Timothy, and Iaid him tofore the
23   VII| Apostle. December 21, ii. 138.~Timothy and Appolinaris. August