The Lausiac History (1616) - Page 4


55.	Concerning Adolia.	the same original: "ibid.", meaning the same page as the previous entry.
56.	Concerning Basanilla.	116.
57.	Concerning Photina.	the same
58.	Concerning Sabiniana.	the same
59.	Concerning Asella.	the same
60.	Concerning Abitla.	the same
61.	Concerning Julian.	117.
62.	Concerning Adolios.	the same
63.	Concerning Innocent.	118.
64.	Concerning Philoromus.	120.
65.	Concerning Melania. Likely Melania the Elder (c. 350–410), a wealthy Roman widow who founded a monastery on the Mount of Olives.	121.
66.	Concerning Rufinus. Tyrannius Rufinus of Aquileia, a monk and historian famous for translating Greek theological works into Latin.	123.
67.	Concerning Chronius.	124.
68.	Concerning Jacob.	the same
69.	Concerning Paphnutius. A common name among Egyptian monks; likely refers to Paphnutius Cephalas or Paphnutius of Scetis.	125.
70.	Concerning Elpidius.	130.
71.	Concerning Sisinnios.	132.
72.	Concerning Gaddanas.	the same
73.	Concerning Elias.	133.
74.	Concerning Sabbatius.	134.
75.	Concerning Abraham.	the same
76.	Concerning Melania.	135.
77.	Concerning Salvia.	138.
78.	Concerning Olympias. Saint Olympias the Deaconess, a noblewoman of Constantinople and close friend of Saint John Chrysostom.	139.
79.	Concerning Candida.	142.
80.	Concerning Gelasia.	the same
81.	Concerning those in Antinoë. Antinoë (or Antinoöpolis) was a city in Egypt where many monastic communities for both men and women flourished.	143.
82.	Concerning Solomon.	the same
83.	Concerning Dorotheus.	the same
84.	Concerning Diocles.	the same

86. Concerning ...?