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 1 1| them, and they offered him food, but before accepting any
 2 1|   but before accepting any food, the monk went into the
 3 1|  monk to the house, placed food before him. Having eaten,
 4 2|    seven days, touching no food other than one consecrated
 5 2|   but in order to get some food, the saint brought a small
 6 2|   to disappoint him of his food. He diligently read the
 7 2|   the bread and cooked the food, cut out shoes and clothing
 8 3|   or four days without any food. On the fourth day, at dawn,
 9 3|  present, have no bread or food, and tomorrow you will enjoy
10 3|     The following day more food and drink were brought to
11 3|    and bade him partake of food and drink. The visitor expressed
12 9|   lusts; to be moderate in food and drink; above all, to