Chapter

 1 1 |      In those days there was a man in Jerusalem, Joachim by
 2 1 |    herds, so that there was no man like him in the people of
 3 3 |    time there appeared a young man on the mountains to Joachim
 4 3 |     had thus spoken, the young man said to him: I am an angel
 5 7 |        be that I should know a man, or that a man should know
 6 7 |   should know a man, or that a man should know me. For all
 7 7 |       that I should not know a man at all.~
 8 8 |       back their rods; and the man from the point of whose
 9 8 |      and because he was an old man, he had been cast off, as
10 8 |   people congratulated the old man, saying: Thou hast been
11 8 |      them, saying: I am an old man, and have children; why
12 9 | fingers, there entered a young man of ineffable beauty. And
13 10|        saying? We know that no man has touched her; we can
14 12|     either to see or to have a man, who had the most excellent
15 12|        stand, I have not known man; but I am known by Him to
16 13|       was to be enrolled, each man in his native place. This
17 13|     there stood by her a young man in shining garments, saying:
18 15|      there was in the temple a man of God, perfect and just,
19 18|      commanded them to hurt no man. But Mary and Joseph were
20 31|        I do not think that any man can understand what he says,
21 31|        understand them. An old man like me has been beaten
22 31|  nothing in common with mortal man. Here then I do not know
23 36|        no one; but neither let man injure you, until you return
24 37|      pass that a certain young man ordered him to make for
25 38|      Mary answered and said: O man of God! do not believe that
26 39|       could learn nothing from man, because He had perfect
27 40|        there was in the city a man named Joseph, exceedingly
28 40|        lamenting over the dead man, He said to Joseph: Why
29 40|  benefit of thy favour to this man, seeing that he is called
30 40|        on the face of the dead man, and say to him: Christ
31 40|       and immediately the dead man will be healed, and will
32 40|  entered the house of the dead man, and put the handkerchief
33 40|         And forthwith the dead man rose from his bed, and asked