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 1    II|           Thomas, when he was in Cæsarea, our Lord appeared to him,
 2    II|         less marvellous: that in Cæsarea of Cappadocia, was a lady
 3    II|     trees of heaven. Eusebius of Cæsarea compiled his legend, which
 4   III|          of S. Basil, he came in Cæsarea of Cappadocia and S. Basil
 5   III|      about thirty-eight years in Cæsarea and in Cappadocia, and by
 6   III|       estate. All this happed in Cæsarea of Cappadocia to the honour
 7   III|        was buried in the city of Cæsarea, where God showed many fair
 8   III|    Hierapolin, and the deacon at Cæsarea; he had two daughters, and
 9   III|   Eusebius, which, was bishop of Cæsarea, how be it that others say
10    IV|          awaited to be slain. In Cæsarea he was enclosed and defamed.
11    IV|           For he went hastily to Cæsarea and there was smitten of
12    IV| Antiquity. For when he came into Cæsarea, all the men and women of
13    VI|          and Eusebius, bishop of Cæsarea, witnesseth it in his chronicle.
14   VII|        and came into the city of Caesarea wherein they set S. Dorothy