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    E00096: Τhe Greek Martyrdom of *Pionios (presbyter and martyr of Smyrna, S00031), of the 3rd c., recounts how Pionios and his companions were arrested on the feast day of *Polycarp (bishop and martyr of Smyrna, S00004) and tried in Smyrna (western Asia Minor) in 250. Pionios was burned alive, and after martyrdom, his body looked like that of an athlete, while his face shone with supernatural grace. Written presumably in Smyrna.

    E00096: Τhe Greek Martyrdom of *Pionios (presbyter and martyr of Smyrna, S00031), of the 3rd c., recounts how Pionios and his companions were arrested on the feast day of *Polycarp... Por erizos (10112338)

    Publicado em 2014
    “...One of the guards beats Pionios on the head, but it is the guard’s arms and sides which swell up (§§ 16-18). The proconsul Quintillianus arrives in Smyrna and interrogates Pionios who, although tortured, refuses to sacrifice and is condemned to be burnt alive (§§ 19-20). ...”
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  2. 3022
    E06328: The Latin Martyrdom of Isaac and Maximianus (Donatist martyrs of Carthage, ob. 347, S02755) tells of the suffering and death at the hands of the Catholics of two Donatists in Carthage (north Africa), and of the failed attempt of their persecutors to prevent their bodies being recovered. Written in 4th/5th c.

    E06328: The Latin Martyrdom of Isaac and Maximianus (Donatist martyrs of Carthage, ob. 347, S02755) tells of the suffering and death at the hands of the Catholics of two Donatists... Por sadamiak (10120313)

    Publicado em 2018
    “...The waves crashing with joy handed over to their outstretched arms the bodies they have waited for, marked with signs of victory. ...”
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  3. 3023
    Laparoscopic Diaphragmatic Plication

    Laparoscopic Diaphragmatic Plication Por Eitan Podgaetz (14009583)

    Publicado em 2022
    “...</p> <p><em>Position:</em></p> <p>The patient is placed in the supine position with arms abducted. The abdomen and lower lateral chest wall are prepared and draped to allow access for chest tube placement. ...”
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    We weren't evacuated: everyday life in North London

    We weren't evacuated: everyday life in North London Por Their Finest Hour Project Team (18604667)

    Publicado em 2024
    “...She used visual aids, displaying a few pencils and then removing some, to teach us subtraction, and somehow terrorised me. ...”
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    E02771: The Martyrdom of *Erasmus (bishop of Antioch and martyr of Formia, S00867) is written in Latin or Greek (and then translated into the other language), possibly in Formia (southern Italy), existing in Latin by the early 9th c. at the latest. It narrates Erasmus' trials, tortures, miracles, and travels in Antioch, Ohrid, Sirmium and Curratium, ending with his death in Formia.

    E02771: The Martyrdom of *Erasmus (bishop of Antioch and martyr of Formia, S00867) is written in Latin or Greek (and then translated into the other language), possibly in Formia (s... Por dlambert (10112257)

    Publicado em 2017
    “...The whole civitas Sirmitana is in disorder, and the emperor sends armed men to punish with the sword all those who converted to God. ...”
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