| In-Text |
if hee would not without delay conforme himselfe, and subscribe unto the Religion of his Master Valens the Arian Emperour: the Bishop intreated him not to change his minde concerning the execution of those Torments, saying, he should do him a very great pleasure; to make him lose his Carkeis in the blessed quarrell of Christ: wherein death would prove, both a pleasure and advantage unto him . |
if he would not without Delay conform himself, and subscribe unto the Religion of his Master Valens the Arian Emperor: the Bishop entreated him not to change his mind Concerning the execution of those Torments, saying, he should do him a very great pleasure; to make him loose his Carkes in the blessed quarrel of christ: wherein death would prove, both a pleasure and advantage unto him. |
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| Note 0 |
Ego (inquit Basilius) & hodie & cras idem futurus sum, utinam vero tu teipsum non mutasses. Creatura enim cum sim, creaturam adorare, deum { que } esse profiteri, in animum non inducam meum, &c. Nicephorus. Histor lib. 11. cap. 18. |
Ego (inquit Basil) & hodie & cras idem Future sum, utinam vero tu teipsum non mutasses. Creatura enim cum sim, creaturam adorare, God { que } esse profiteri, in animum non inducam meum, etc. Nicephorus. History lib. 11. cap. 18. |
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| Note 1 |
Verum ubi deus nobis periclitatur, ac proponitur, tum demum alia omnia pro nihilo putantes, ipsum solum intuemur. Ignis autem & gladius, & bestiae, & ungulae carnem lacerantes, voluptati nobis ac delitijs potius sunt, quam terrori. Gregor. Nazianz. orat. fanebris 20. in laudem Basilij Magni Caesar. Archiepiscop: Theodoret lib. 4. cap. 17. Sozomen. lib. 6. cap. 16. |
Verum ubi deus nobis periclitatur, ac proponitur, tum demum Alias omnia Pro nihilo putantes, ipsum solum intuemur. Ignis autem & gladius, & Bestiae, & ungulae Carnem lacerantes, voluptati nobis ac delitijs potius sunt, quam terrori. Gregory. Nazianz Orat. fanebris 20. in Laudem Basilij Magni Caesar. Archbishop: Theodoret lib. 4. cap. 17. Sozomen. lib. 6. cap. 16. |
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