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 1     Int         |            him the moving story of Victorinus (a more famous scholar than
 2       4, XV(116)|          in a Latin translation by Victorinus, who also translated the
 3       6, IX(186)|          of Plotinus, which Marius Victorinus (q.v. infra, Bk. VIII, Ch.
 4       7         |            and philosopher, Marius Victorinus. He is stirred to emulate
 5       7, II     |            of the Platonists which Victorinus - formerly professor of
 6       7, II     |            babes, he told me about Victorinus himself, whom he had known
 7       7, II     |        worshiped; all of which old Victorinus had with thundering eloquence
 8       7, II     |          in the Church of Christ.” Victorinus then asked, with mild mockery, “
 9       7, II     |             the presbyters offered Victorinus the chance to make his profession
10       7, II     |           through bashfulness. But Victorinus chose rather to profess
11       7, II     |          the rejoicing multitude: “Victorinus! Victorinus!” There was
12       7, II     |            multitude: “Victorinus! Victorinus!” There was a sudden burst
13       7, IV     |           of darkness than that of Victorinus, return to thee - who draw
14       7, IV     |          world prized the heart of Victorinus (which the devil had held
15       7, IV     |      stronghold) and the tongue of Victorinus (that sharp, strong weapon
16       7, V      | Simplicianus, told me the story of Victorinus, I was eager to imitate
17       7, V      |   literature and rhetoric; and how Victorinus, in ready obedience to the