Chapter

 1 3| increasing nor diminishing, until Simon, the archimandrite of Smolensk,
 2 3|     increased. This wondrous man, Simon, was chief archimandrite,
 3 3|      welcomed him with great joy. Simon lived many years, submissive
 4 4|        the saint called aloud for Simon, he being the nearest. Simon
 5 4|      Simon, he being the nearest. Simon ran to him with all haste,
 6 9|        Son, call hither Isaac and Simon." When these two came, he
 7 9|          his disciples, venerable Simon, the ecclesiarch, of whom
 8 9|          vision was vouchsafed to Simon. While the saint was saying
 9 9|           was saying the liturgy, Simon saw a flame pass along the
10 9|          thus received Communion. Simon, who saw this, trembled
11 9|        the altar, understood that Simon had been deemed worthy of