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 1   vis, vis1, 2 |       by a very good woman, who says that I sinned against her."
 2   vis, vis2, 1 |      reading some book. And she says to me, "Can you carry a
 3   vis, vis2, 1 |      transcribe it." "Take it," says she, "and you will give
 4   vis, vis2, 4 |          You are in a mistake," says he; "it is not the Sibyl." "
 5   vis, vis4, 2 |        did you escape from it," says she, "because you cast your
 6   com, com7, 1 |        live to God?" "Because," says he, "all creation fears
 7   com, com8, 1 |    restrain ourselves?" "Hear," says he: "from adultery and fornication,
 8   com, com8, 1 |       evil deeds?" "There are," says he; "and many of them, too,
 9   com, com8, 1 |        yourself.~ "But listen," says he, "to the things in regard
10   com, com8, 1 |        can be saved." "Listen," says he, "to the good deeds which
11   com, com8, 1 |        these seem to you good?" says he. "For what, sir," say
12   com, com8, 1 |    these?" "Walk then in them," says he, "and restrain not yourself
13   com, com9, 1 |                          I.~ He says to me, "Put away doubting
14   com, com9, 1 |     undertakes. You see, then," says he, "that, faith is from
15   com, com10, 1|          I.~ "Remove from you," says he, "grief; for she is the
16   com, com10, 1|        not perceive." "Listen," says he. "Those who have never
17   com, com10, 2|              II.~ "Hear, then," says he, "foolish man, how grief
18   com, com10, 2|       to the altar?" "Because," says he, "grief sits in his heart.
19   com, com11, 1|      sitting on a chair. And he says to me, "Do you see the persons
20   com, com11, 1|          sir," said I. "These," says he, "are the faithful, and
21   com, com11, 1|    prophet?" "I will tell you," says he, "about both the prophets,
22   com, com11, 1|       to the Lord. Hear, then," says he, "in regard to the spirit
23   com, com11, 1|        and his life the man who says that he is inspired. But
24   com, com11, 1| impossible." "As these things," says he, "are impossible, so
25   com, com12, 1|                          I.~ He says to me, "Put away from you
26   com, com12, 3|     serve good desire." "Hear," says he: "You will practise righteousness
27   com, com12, 4|       these commandments? For," says he, "the man who has the
28   com, com12, 5|   moment." "Say what you wish," says he. "Man, sir," say I, "
29   com, com12, 5|        over them." "He cannot," says he, "hold sway over the
30   com, com12, 5|       you. As many, therefore," says he, "as are empty, fear
31   com, com12, 6|         devil; for I was sent," says he, "to be with you who
32   com, com12, 6|            You will keep them," says he, "if your heart be pure
33   sim, sim1, 1 |                          I.~ HE says to me, "You know that you
34   sim, sim1, 1 |     lord of this country justly says to thee, 'Either obey my
35   sim, sim2, 1 |     Shepherd appears to me, and says, "What is it that you are
36   sim, sim2, 1 |        teach." "Do you see," he says, "the elm and the vine?" "
37   sim, sim5, 1 |            You do not know," he says, "how to fast unto the Lord:
38   sim, sim9, 10|    cheerful and very beautiful. Says the Shepherd to me, "Everything
39   sim, sim9, 32|        His mercy under foot, He says, but rather honour Him,