Agapius

At Gaza, Timotheus, after many sufferings, was consumed by a slow fire.

Agapius and Thecla were condemned to the wild beasts.

At this time, when many apostatized to save their lives, there wanted not also some instances of an excessive forwardness.

Six persons at Caesarea, with their hands bound, ran to Urbanus the judge and offered themselves for martyrdom.

The doctrines of Christ had ceased to be explicitly unfolded and it was in sufferings chiefly endured with patient faith and cheerful hope that we can now see that Christ had yet a church in the world.

The bush was burning indeed in a fire the most dreadful, yet it was not consumed.

In the fourth year of the persecution happened the martyrdom of Agapius at Caesarea.

Maximin Caesar was there exhibiting spectacles in honor of his birthday.

At Gaza, Timotheus, after many sufferings, was consumed by a slow fire.

Agapius and Thecla were condemned to the wild beasts.

At this time, when many apostatized to save their lives, there wanted not also some instances of an excessive forwardness.

Six persons at Caesarea, with their hands bound, ran to Urbanus the judge and offered themselves for martyrdom.

The doctrines of Christ had ceased to be explicitly unfolded, and it was in sufferings chiefly endured with patient faith and cheerful hope that we can now see that Christ had yet a church in the world.

The bush was burning indeed in a fire the most dreadful, yet it was not consumed.

In the fourth year of the persecution happened the martyrdom of Agapius at Caesarea.

Maximin Caesar was there exhibiting spectacles in honor of his birthday.

At Gaza, Timotheus, after many sufferings, was consumed by a slow fire.

Agapius and Thecla were condemned to the wild beasts.

At this time, when many apostatized to save their lives, there wanted not also some instances of an excessive forwardness.

Six persons at Caesarea, with their hands bound, ran to Urbanus the judge and offered themselves for martyrdom.

The doctrines of Christ had ceased to be explicitly unfolded and it was in sufferings chiefly endured with patient faith and cheerful hope that we can now see that Christ had yet a church in the world.

The bush was burning indeed in a fire the most dreadful, yet it was not consumed.

In the fourth year of the persecution happened the martyrdom of Agapius at Caesarea.

Maximin Caesar was there exhibiting spectacles in honor of his birthday.