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1 1 | 1. In the records of the twelve
2 10| 10. And there was a council
3 11| 11. And she took the pitcher,
4 12| 12. And she made the purple
5 13| 13. And she was in her sixth
6 14| 14. And Joseph was greatly
7 15| 15. And Annas the scribe came
8 16| 16. And the priest said: Give
9 17| 17. And there was an order
10 18| 18. And he found a cave there,
11 19| 19. And I saw a woman coming
12 2 | 2. And his wife Anna mourned
13 20| 20. And the midwife went in,
14 21| 21. And, behold, Joseph was
15 22| 22. And when Herod knew that
16 23| 23. And Herod searched for
17 24| 24. But at the hour of the
18 3 | 3. And gazing towards the
19 4 | 4. And, behold, an angel of
20 5 | 5. And on the following day
21 6 | 6. And the child grew strong
22 7 | 7. And her months were added
23 8 | 8. And her parents went down
24 9 | 9. And Joseph, throwing away
25 9 | Lord did to Dathan, and Abiram, and Korah; how the earth
26 9 | they were swallowed up on account of their contradiction.
27 7 | 7. And her months were added to the child. And the child
28 19| forth-a thing which her nature admits not of. Then said Salome:
29 | after
30 8 | Behold, Mary has reached the age of twelve years in the temple
31 18| standing, and the birds of the air keeping still. And I looked
32 6 | in her bed-chamber, and allowed nothing common or unclean
33 | along
34 4 | its life. And, behold, two angels came, saying to her: Behold,
35 19| Hebrew midwife. And she answered and said unto me: Art thou
36 | anything
37 2 | maid-servant, and it has a royal appearance. And Anna said: Depart from
38 14| behold, an angel of the Lord appears to him in a dream, saying:
39 12| the mysteries of which the archangel Gabriel had spoken, and
40 14| from their sins. And Joseph arose from sleep, and glorified
41 17| enrol her? As my wife? I am ashamed. As my daughter then? But
42 8 | Zacharias, Zacharias, go out and assemble the widowers of the people,
43 9 | them; and when they had assembled, they went away to the high
44 15| thou not appeared in our assembly? And Joseph said to him:
45 18| the sky, and saw the sky astonished; and I looked up to the
46 6 | Hebrews, and they led her astray. And when she was a year
47 5 | offerings, and observed attentively the priest's plate when
48 17| an order from the Emperor Augustus, that all in Bethlehem of
49 24| not be wiped up until his avenger come. And hearing this saying,
50 9 | Joseph, throwing away his axe, went out to meet them;
51 21| brought forth from their bag gold, and frankincense,
52 4 | Lord my God liveth, if I beget either male or female, I
53 3 | herself, saying: Alas! who begot me? and what womb produced
54 19| search the parts, I will not believe that a virgin has brought
55 8 | the robe with the twelve bells into the holy of holies;
56 20| burned with fire. And she bent her knees before the Lord,
57 19| cave? And I said: A woman betrothed to me. And she said to me:
58 13| discovered that she was big with child. And he smote
59 12| and day by day she grew bigger. And Mary being afraid,
60 18| saw it standing, and the birds of the air keeping still.
61 4 | she-lambs without spot or blemish, and they shall be for the
62 3 | its fruits in season, and blesseth Thee, O Lord. ~
63 10| linen, and the silk, and the blue, and the scarlet, and the
64 24| And they found not his body, but they found his blood
65 6 | steps and came into her bosom; and she snatched her up,
66 24| from the top even to the bottom. And they found not his
67 15| of Israel, and hast not bowed thy head under the strong
68 3 | because even the earth bringeth forth its fruits in season,
69 11| bring forth as every woman brings forth? And the angel of
70 9 | my house, and go away to build my buildings, and I shall
71 13| Joseph came back from his building, and, entering into his
72 9 | and go away to build my buildings, and I shall come to thee.
73 20| hand is dropping off as if burned with fire. And she bent
74 7 | them stand with the lamps burning, that the child may not
75 16| of the Lord. And Joseph burst into tears. And the priest
76 4 | and bring me twelve tender calves, and they shall be for the
77 7 | turn back, and her heart be captivated from the temple of the Lord.
78 13| her: O thou who hast been cared for by God, why hast thou
79 20| joy. And Salome went and carried it, saying: I will worship
80 24| the commotion in Jerusalem ceased, glorifying the Lord God,
81 6 | And he brought her to the chief priests; and they blessed
82 4 | longer a widow, and I the childless shall conceive. And Joachim
83 2 | widowhood; I shall bewail my childlessness. And the great day of the
84 10| Lord. And the priest said: Choose for me by lot who shall
85 9 | to Joseph, Thou hast been chosen by lot to take into thy
86 8 | went out through all the circuit of Judaea, and the trumpet
87 2 | garments of mourning, and cleaned her head, and put on her
88 22| immediately the mountain was cleft, and received her. And a
89 24| noise, and they rent their clothes from the top even to the
90 24| ventured to go in, and he saw clotted blood beside the altar;
91 15| thou didst vouch for, has committed a grievous crime. And the
92 6 | bed-chamber, and allowed nothing common or unclean to pass through
93 13| and found Eve alone, and completely deceived her, so it has
94 22| And there was no place of concealment. And Elizabeth, groaning
95 19| is not my wife, but has conceived of the Holy Spirit.~And
96 14| and retired from her, and considered what he should do in regard
97 23| in holy things, and I sit constantly in the temple of the Lord:
98 24| three days, the priests consulted as to whom they should put
99 9 | swallowed up on account of their contradiction. And now fear, O Joseph,
100 20| Show thyself; for no small controversy has arisen about thee. And
101 18| to their mouths did not convey it; but the faces of all
102 18| up, and those that were conveying anything to their mouths
103 21| they went into their own country by another road. ~
104 18| moment were driven from their course.~
105 17| Whither shall I lead thee, and cover thy disgrace? for the place
106 15| has committed a grievous crime. And the priest said: How
107 20| Salome was immediately cured, and she went forth out
108 18| up. And I looked upon the current of the river, and I saw
109 24| blessing, according to his custom. And the priests stood waiting
110 15| hear the hymns, and didst dance before Him, why hast thou
111 7 | grace upon her; and she danced with her feet, and all the
112 9 | remember what the Lord did to Dathan, and Abiram, and Korah;
113 23| Zacharias was murdered about daybreak. And the sons of Israel
114 13| Eve alone, and completely deceived her, so it has happened
115 19| little that light gradually decreased, until the infant appeared,
116 8 | her, test perchance she defile the sanctuary of the Lord?
117 24| Most High. And he still delaying, they were all afraid. But
118 2 | appearance. And Anna said: Depart from me; for I have not
119 5 | the Lord justified, and departed to his own house. And her
120 3 | and they have driven me in derision out of the temple of the
121 23| enraged, and said: His son is destined to be king over Israel.
122 24| having arisen when Herod died, withdrew myself to the
123 19| And immediately the cloud disappeared out of the cave, and a great
124 13| entering into his house, he discovered that she was big with child.
125 17| lead thee, and cover thy disgrace? for the place is desert.~
126 17| Likely that which is in her distresses her. And again Joseph turned
127 18| to seek a widwife in the district of Bethlehem.~And I Joseph
128 21| Herod heard, he was much disturbed, and sent officers to the
129 14| up innocent blood to the doom of death. What then shall
130 2 | maid-servant said: How long dost thou humiliate thy soul?
131 1 | he brought his offerings double, saying: There shall be
132 14| Lord appears to him in a dream, saying: Be not afraid for
133 11| sat down on her seat, and drew it out. And, behold, an
134 18| resting on the water and not drinking, and all things in a moment
135 20| and, behold, my hand is dropping off as if burned with fire.
136 10| that time Zacharias was dumb, and Samuel was in his place
137 8 | if she were a dove that dwelt there, and she received
138 18| that were eating did not eat, and those that were rising
139 18| trough. And those that were eating did not eat, and those that
140 17| there was an order from the Emperor Augustus, that all in Bethlehem
141 6 | in its kind, and richly endowed before Him. Who will tell
142 6 | away the reproach of mine enemies; and the Lord hath given
143 23| to Herod. And Herod was enraged, and said: His son is destined
144 17| Bethlehem of Judaea should be enrolled. And Joseph said: I shall
145 9 | the rods of all of them, entered into the temple, and prayed;
146 13| from his building, and, entering into his house, he discovered
147 13| serpent came, and found Eve alone, and completely deceived
148 | ever
149 6 | this child, and give her an everlasting name to be named in all
150 | every
151 13| down? Who has done this evil thing in my house, and defiled
152 14| law of the Lord; and if I expose her to the sons of Israel,
153 17| the other rejoicing and exulting. And they came into the
154 18| did not convey it; but the faces of all were looking upwards.
155 15| said the priest: Bear not false witness, but speak the truth.
156 1 | there pitched his tent, and fasted forty days and forty nights,
157 7 | the child may not seek for father or mother. And Joachim said:
158 6 | old, Joachim made a great feast, and invited the priests,
159 7 | and she danced with her feet, and all the house of Israel
160 4 | if I beget either male or female, I will bring it as a gift
161 14| conceal her sin, I find myself fighting against the law of the Lord;
162 11| pitcher, and went out to fill it with water. And, behold,
163 10| and the white, and the fine linen, and the silk, and
164 20| dropping off as if burned with fire. And she bent her knees
165 24| should see the Christ in the flesh. ~And I James that wrote
166 9 | came out of the rod, and flew upon Joseph's head. And
167 17| his son led it, and Joseph followed. And when they had come
168 5 | 5. And on the following day he brought his offerings,
169 5 | the plate on the priest's forehead will make it manifest to
170 1 | shall be the offering for my forgiveness to the Lord for a propitiation
171 19| thee: a virgin has brought forth-a thing which her nature admits
172 21| from their bag gold, and frankincense, and myrrh. And having been
173 24| what had happened; and the fretwork of the temple made a wailing
174 3 | earth bringeth forth its fruits in season, and blesseth
175 12| mysteries of which the archangel Gabriel had spoken, and gazed up
176 2 | ninth hour went down to the garden to walk. And she saw a laurel,
177 4 | flocks; and Anna stood by the gate, and saw Joachim coming,
178 12| Gabriel had spoken, and gazed up into heaven, and said:
179 3 | 3. And gazing towards the heaven, she
180 14| angel, and I shall be found giving up innocent blood to the
181 14| Joseph arose from sleep, and glorified the God of Israel, who had
182 24| him at the prayer, and to glorify the Most High. And he still
183 24| Jesus Christ, to whom be glory to ages of ages. Amen.~
184 4 | the elders; and a hundred goats for all the people. And,
185 19| O man, whither art thou going? And I said: I am seeking
186 19| And in a little that light gradually decreased, until the infant
187 14| 14. And Joseph was greatly afraid, and retired from
188 15| vouch for, has committed a grievous crime. And the priest said:
189 22| concealment. And Elizabeth, groaning with a loud voice, says:
190 11| behold, a voice saying: Hail, thou who hast received
191 18| work-people reclining: and their hands were in the trough. And
192 9 | Joseph, lest the same things happen in thy house. And Joseph
193 2 | to mourn. But take this head-band, which the woman that made
194 7 | may not turn back, and her heart be captivated from the temple
195 18| looked up to the pole of the heavens, and saw it standing, and
196 19| I said: I am seeking an Hebrew midwife. And she answered
197 8 | twelve years old there was held a council of the priests,
198 | hence
199 8 | wife shall she be. And the heralds went out through all the
200 4 | shepherds, saying: Bring me hither ten she-lambs without spot
201 2 | said: How long dost thou humiliate thy soul? Behold, the great
202 4 | priests and the elders; and a hundred goats for all the people.
203 4 | coming, and she ran and hung upon his neck, saying: Now
204 13| her. Who is it that has hunted me down? Who has done this
205 4 | her: Behold, Joachim thy husband is coming with his flocks.
206 15| angel, and didst hear the hymns, and didst dance before
207 20| said: Woe is me for mine iniquity and mine unbelief, because
208 7 | years old, and Joachim said: Invite the daughters of the Hebrews
209 6 | made a great feast, and invited the priests, and the scribes,
210 | itself
211 20| Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob; do not make a show of me
212 24| Christ in the flesh. ~And I James that wrote this history
213 21| that is born king of the Jews? for we have seen his star
214 15| Because I was weary from my journey, and rested the first day.
215 16| your sins, neither do I judge you. And he sent them away.
216 13| been repeated in me? For just as Adam was in the hour
217 18| I saw the mouths of the kids resting on the water and
218 22| the children were being killed, was afraid, and took the
219 6 | righteousness, singular in its kind, and richly endowed before
220 12| went away to Elizabeth her kinswoman, and knocked at the door.
221 7 | priest received her, and kissed her, and blessed her, saying:
222 20| with fire. And she bent her knees before the Lord, saying:
223 12| Elizabeth her kinswoman, and knocked at the door. And when Elizabeth
224 13| I am innocent, and have known no man. And Joseph said
225 9 | Dathan, and Abiram, and Korah; how the earth opened, and
226 3 | in the laurel, and made a lamentation in herself, saying: Alas!
227 2 | mournings, and lamented in two lamentations, saying: I shall bewail
228 17| eyes; the one weeping and lamenting, and the other rejoicing
229 7 | and let them take each a lamp, and let them stand with
230 7 | let them stand with the lamps burning, that the child
231 17| Joseph turned and saw her laughing. And he said to her: Mary,
232 9 | am afraid lest I become a laughing-stock to the sons of Israel. And
233 17| in thy face at one time laughter, at another sorrow? And
234 14| myself fighting against the law of the Lord; and if I expose
235 17| to her: Whither shall I lead thee, and cover thy disgrace?
236 12| behold, that which is in me leaped and blessed thee. But Mary
237 9 | temple of the Lord; and now I leave thee in my house, and go
238 18| and led her into it; and leaving his two sons beside her,
239 11| the right hand and on the left, to see whence this voice
240 | Likely
241 10| the white, and the fine linen, and the silk, and the blue,
242 19| could not bear it. And in a little that light gradually decreased,
243 2 | her maid-servant said: How long dost thou humiliate thy
244 4 | for, behold the widow no longer a widow, and I the childless
245 22| Elizabeth, groaning with a loud voice, says: O mountain
246 7 | all the house of Israel loved her.~
247 19| of the cave, and behold a luminous cloud overshadowed the cave.
248 18| earth, and saw a trough lying, and work-people reclining:
249 4 | liveth, if I beget either male or female, I will bring
250 23| Zacharias said: I am God's martyr, if thou sheddest my blood;
251 8 | And her parents went down marvelling, and praising the Lord God,
252 19| of the cave, and Salome met her. And she said to her:
253 17| And they came into the middle of the road, and Mary said
254 | might
255 17| they had come within three miles, Joseph turned and saw her
256 1 | Israel. And he called to mind the patriach Abraham, that
257 4 | Lord my God; and it shall minister to Him in holy things all
258 6 | sanctuary, and went out and ministered unto them. And when the
259 22| Herod knew that he had been mocked by the Magi, in a rage he
260 18| drinking, and all things in a moment were driven from their course.~
261 2 | is unlawful for thee to mourn. But take this head-band,
262 2 | put off her garments of mourning, and cleaned her head, and
263 2 | wife Anna mourned in two mournings, and lamented in two lamentations,
264 | much
265 22| Magi, in a rage he sent murderers, saying to them: Slay the
266 21| gold, and frankincense, and myrrh. And having been warned
267 6 | an everlasting name to be named in all generations. And
268 19| forth-a thing which her nature admits not of. Then said
269 4 | she ran and hung upon his neck, saying: Now I know that
270 | neither
271 3 | heaven, she saw a sparrow's nest in the laurel, and made
272 14| away from me secretly. And night came upon him; and, behold,
273 24| the temple made a wailing noise, and they rent their clothes
274 | nothing
275 21| shining among these stars, and obscuring their light, so that the
276 5 | brought his offerings, and observed attentively the priest's
277 19| temple of the Lord, and I obtained her by lot as my wife. And
278 16| drink of the water of the ordeal of the Lord, and He shall
279 | other
280 11| power of the Lord shall overshadow thee: wherefore also that
281 19| behold a luminous cloud overshadowed the cave. And the midwife
282 22| Him, and put Him into an ox-stall. And Elizabeth, having heard
283 8 | 8. And her parents went down marvelling, and
284 19| my finger, and search the parts, I will not believe that
285 1 | And he called to mind the patriach Abraham, that in the last
286 7 | of the Lord, that we may pay the vow that we have vowed,
287 17| Joseph: Because I see two peoples with my eyes; the one weeping
288 20| that in Thy name I have performed my services, and that I
289 2 | I fear that some wicked person has given it to thee, and
290 1 | to the desert, and there pitched his tent, and fasted forty
291 18| and I looked up to the pole of the heavens, and saw
292 20| Israel, but restore me to the poor; for Thou knowest, O Lord,
293 11| said: Not so, Mary; for the power of the Lord shall overshadow
294 13| the hour of his singing praise, and the serpent came, and
295 8 | went down marvelling, and praising the Lord God, because the
296 8 | of the Lord; go in, and pray concerning her; and whatever
297 17| for that which is in me presses to come forth. And he took
298 3 | begot me? and what womb produced me? because I have become
299 2 | gave to me; for it is not proper that I should wear it, because
300 1 | forgiveness to the Lord for a propitiation for me. For the great day
301 9 | come to thee. The Lord will protect thee.~
302 5 | been fulfilled, Anna was purified, and gave the breast to
303 22| mocked by the Magi, in a rage he sent murderers, saying
304 8 | saying: Behold, Mary has reached the age of twelve years
305 21| And, behold, Joseph was ready to go into Judaea. And there
306 11| His word. And she hearing, reasoned with herself, saying: Shall
307 18| trough lying, and work-people reclining: and their hands were in
308 1 | 1. In the records of the twelve tribes of
309 7 | the Lord will manifest His redemption to the sons of Israel. And
310 21| What sign have you seen in reference to the king that has been
311 9 | of the Lord. But Joseph refused, saying: I have children,
312 14| considered what he should do in regard to her. And Joseph said:
313 19| have a strange sight to relate to thee: a virgin has brought
314 10| virgins. And the priest remembered the child Mary, that she
315 5 | gracious unto me, and has remitted all my sins. And he went
316 5 | If the Lord God has been rendered gracious to me, the plate
317 24| wailing noise, and they rent their clothes from the top
318 13| the history of Adam been repeated in me? For just as Adam
319 6 | and hath taken away the reproach of mine enemies; and the
320 3 | Israel, and I have been reproached, and they have driven me
321 6 | suck. And she laid her to rest in the bed-chamber of her
322 18| saw the mouths of the kids resting on the water and not drinking,
323 20| the sons of Israel, but restore me to the poor; for Thou
324 20| that I have received my reward at Thy hand. And, behold,
325 1 | Israel was Joachim, a man rich exceedingly; and he brought
326 6 | singular in its kind, and richly endowed before Him. Who
327 11| she looked round, on the right hand and on the left, to
328 1 | and found that all the righteous had raised up seed in Israel.
329 6 | hath given the fruit of His righteousness, singular in its kind, and
330 18| eat, and those that were rising did not carry it up, and
331 18| upon the current of the river, and I saw the mouths of
332 8 | priest went in, taking the robe with the twelve bells into
333 11| among women! And she looked round, on the right hand and on
334 2 | maid-servant, and it has a royal appearance. And Anna said:
335 17| as the Lord will. And he saddled the ass, and set her upon
336 20| carry it, and thou wilt have safety and joy. And Salome went
337 24| But at the hour of the salutation the priests went away, and
338 24| waiting for Zacharias to salute him at the prayer, and to
339 19| seen strange things-because salvation has been brought forth to
340 | same
341 10| Zacharias was dumb, and Samuel was in his place until the
342 2 | didst bless the womb of Sarah, and didst give her a son
343 22| groaning with a loud voice, says: O mountain of God, receive
344 6 | invited the priests, and the scribes, and the elders, and all
345 19| thrust in my finger, and search the parts, I will not believe
346 22| having heard that they were searching for John, took him and went
347 3 | bringeth forth its fruits in season, and blesseth Thee, O Lord. ~
348 11| purple, she sat down on her seat, and drew it out. And, behold,
349 14| will put her away from me secretly. And night came upon him;
350 19| going? And I said: I am seeking an Hebrew midwife. And she
351 13| singing praise, and the serpent came, and found Eve alone,
352 20| name I have performed my services, and that I have received
353 2 | thou hast come to make me a sharer in thy sin. And Judith said:
354 4 | saying: Bring me hither ten she-lambs without spot or blemish,
355 18| sheep stood still; and the shepherd raised his hand to strike
356 4 | went down and called his shepherds, saying: Bring me hither
357 21| seen a star of great size shining among these stars, and obscuring
358 2 | seeing that the Lord hath shut thy womb, so as not to give
359 15| blessed. And Joseph was silent.~
360 10| the fine linen, and the silk, and the blue, and the scarlet,
361 24| place; and the lot fell upon Simeon. For it was he who had been
362 6 | Lord God, saying: I will sing a song to the Lord my God,
363 13| Adam was in the hour of his singing praise, and the serpent
364 6 | fruit of His righteousness, singular in its kind, and richly
365 23| God in holy things, and I sit constantly in the temple
366 6 | by day; and when she was six months old, her mother set
367 12| sons of Israel. And she was sixteen years old when these mysteries
368 13| 13. And she was in her sixth month; and, behold, Joseph
369 21| have seen a star of great size shining among these stars,
370 22| murderers, saying to them: Slay the children from two years
371 14| sins. And Joseph arose from sleep, and glorified the God of
372 20| Mary: Show thyself; for no small controversy has arisen about
373 13| was big with child. And he smote his face, and threw himself
374 | some
375 17| time laughter, at another sorrow? And Mary said to Joseph:
376 17| Joseph turned and saw her sorrowful; and he said to himself:
377 10| officers went away, and sought, and found seven virgins.
378 8 | the trumpet of the Lord sounded, and all ran.~
379 10| the time that Zacharias spake. And Mary took the scarlet,
380 10| Mary took the scarlet, and span it.~
381 3 | towards the heaven, she saw a sparrow's nest in the laurel, and
382 15| Bear not false witness, but speak the truth. Thou hast married
383 10| for me by lot who shall spin the gold, and the white,
384 4 | hither ten she-lambs without spot or blemish, and they shall
385 8 | to the high priest: Thou standest by the altar of the Lord;
386 18| the heavens, and saw it standing, and the birds of the air
387 7 | her down upon the third step of the altar, and the Lord
388 6 | stand, and she walked seven steps and came into her bosom;
389 24| found his blood turned into stone. And they were afraid, and
390 18| shepherd raised his hand to strike them, and his hand remained
391 | such
392 1 | saying: There shall be of my superabundance to all the people, and there
393 6 | unto them. And when the supper was ended, they went down
394 22| and took the infant and swaddled Him, and put Him into an
395 9 | earth opened, and they were swallowed up on account of their contradiction.
396 6 | looked upon me, and hath taken away the reproach of mine
397 16| Lord. And Joseph burst into tears. And the priest said: I
398 20| unbelief, because I have tempted the living God; and, behold,
399 4 | saying: Bring me hither ten she-lambs without spot or
400 4 | God; and bring me twelve tender calves, and they shall be
401 1 | desert, and there pitched his tent, and fasted forty days and
402 8 | then shall we do with her, test perchance she defile the
403 | thine
404 19| mine eyes have seen strange things-because salvation has been brought
405 9 | 9. And Joseph, throwing away his axe, went out to
406 19| my God liveth, unless I thrust in my finger, and search
407 | thus
408 20| and said to Mary: Show thyself; for no small controversy
409 24| afraid, and went out and told it to the priests. And they
410 | towards
411 11| came. And she went away, trembling, to her house, and put down
412 15| along with Joseph to the tribunal. And the priest said: Mary,
413 8 | circuit of Judaea, and the trumpet of the Lord sounded, and
414 6 | set her on the ground to try whether she could stand,
415 7 | that the child may not turn back, and her heart be captivated
416 20| for mine iniquity and mine unbelief, because I have tempted
417 6 | allowed nothing common or unclean to pass through her. And
418 2 | Lord is at hand, and it is unlawful for thee to mourn. But take
419 | unless
420 18| faces of all were looking upwards. And I saw the sheep walking,
421 6 | and bless her with the utmost blessing, which shall be
422 10| priests, saying: Let us make a veil for the temple of the Lord.
423 | very
424 23| sheddest innocent blood at the vestibule of the temple of the Lord.
425 15| Joseph, whom thou didst vouch for, has committed a grievous
426 7 | Lord, that we may pay the vow that we have vowed, lest
427 7 | pay the vow that we have vowed, lest perchance the Lord
428 24| fretwork of the temple made a wailing noise, and they rent their
429 24| custom. And the priests stood waiting for Zacharias to salute
430 6 | she could stand, and she walked seven steps and came into
431 13| the Lord, and I have not watched over her. Who is it that
432 22| the Lord was with them, watching over them.~
433 2 | not proper that I should wear it, because I am a maid-servant,
434 15| said to him: Because I was weary from my journey, and rested
435 2 | her head, and put on her wedding garments, and about the
436 17| peoples with my eyes; the one weeping and lamenting, and the other
437 | whatever
438 11| Lord shall overshadow thee: wherefore also that holy thing which
439 10| shall spin the gold, and the white, and the fine linen, and
440 8 | bring each his rod; and to whomsoever the Lord shall show a sign,
441 2 | very low. I fear that some wicked person has given it to thee,
442 8 | go out and assemble the widowers of the people, and let them
443 2 | saying: I shall bewail my widowhood; I shall bewail my childlessness.
444 24| withdrew myself to the wilderness until the commotion in Jerusalem
445 24| and his blood shall not be wiped up until his avenger come.
446 24| given me the gift and the wisdom to write this history. And
447 24| arisen when Herod died, withdrew myself to the wilderness
448 | within
449 | without
450 15| the priest: Bear not false witness, but speak the truth. Thou
451 20| and cried out, and said: Woe is me for mine iniquity
452 11| blessed art thou among women! And she looked round, on
453 16| unhurt. And all the people wondered that sin did not appear
454 18| saw a trough lying, and work-people reclining: and their hands
455 4 | be spoken of in all the world. And Anna said: As the Lord
456 24| the gift and the wisdom to write this history. And grace
457 24| flesh. ~And I James that wrote this history in Jerusalem,
458 | ye
459 | Yes
460 | yet
461 9 | an old man, and she is a young girl. I am afraid lest I