Chapter

 1 2 |    five months that I have not seen my husband; and I know not
 2 2 |      and dread because she had seen such a sight, and heard
 3 3 |         and my drink cannot be seen by a mortal. Therefore thou
 4 6 |       angels of God were often seen speaking with her, and they
 5 8 |  higher step, that he might be seen and heard by all the people;
 6 13| wonderful things which she had seen, and which she had suffered,
 7 13|    also affirmed that they had seen angels singing a hymn at
 8 13|  larger than any that had been seen since the beginning of the
 9 15|     taste of death till he had seen Christ, the Son of God,
10 15|       in the flesh. And having seen the child, he cried out
11 15|       word: for mine eyes have seen Thy salvation, which Thou
12 16|       born to you? for we have seen his star in the east, and
13 24|        care to do what we have seen our gods doing, we may run
14 27| therefore, one of the Jews had seen Him doing this, he said
15 29|       of the dead boy, who had seen what happened, cried out,
16 30|        may wonder more. I have seen Abraham, whom you call your
17 30|    spoken with him; and he has seen me. And when they heard
18 32|      the dead boy, who had not seen this, cried out against