The life of St Dorotheus of Tyre
He was a reader too, and left writings about the martyrs of earlier years, some of it set down from things he had witnessed himself while in Rome.
He was past a hundred years old when Julian the Apostate began turning against the Christians again, and once more he left Tyre for Thrace to escape it. This time the emperor's men found him. They tortured an old man's body without mercy, and it was there, at a hundred and seven, that he gave up his life to God rather than the persecutors' demand.

