Pamphilus

“ There are repeated and warmly eulogistic references to Pamphilus in the Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius. Thus he speaks of him as that holy martyr of our day; [5] and as that most eloquent man, and that philosopher truly such in his life; [6] and again, as that most admirable man of our times, that glory of the church of Cæsareia. [7] He devotes the eleventh chapter of the eighth book also to a notice of Pamphilus and other martyrs. ”

“ BB. Of baptism and the gift of the Holy Ghost conferred by means of the prayer of Paul on those who believed in Ephesus, and of the healing of the people. * Of the sons of Sceva, and as to its not being meet to approach [30] those who have become unbelieving and unworthy of the faith; and of the confession of those who believed; * and of the tumult that was stirred up in Ephesus by Demetrius, the silversmith, against the apostles. ”

“ L. That the Lord helps the good and the believing on the way to salvation, as is shown from the instance of the eunuch.
M. Of the divine call that came from heaven for Paul to the apostleship of Christ; also * of the healing and the baptism of Paul by the hand of Ananias, in accordance with the revelation from God, and of his boldness of speech and his association with the apostles by the instrumentality of Barnabas. [19]
N. Of the paralytic Æneas who was cured by Peter at Lydda. Also * the account of Tabitha, the friend of widows, whom Peter raised from the dead by means of prayer in Joppa. ”