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 1 Text|        the man-eaters. And the men of that city used neither
 2 Text|      but they ate the flesh of men, and drank their blood.
 3 Text|        gate of their city, the men of that city laid hold of
 4 Text|       ordained that the wicked men in this city should eat
 5 Text|     may behold what the wicked men in this city have in hand
 6 Text|      prison to bring forth the men to eat them, Matthias also
 7 Text|        yet three days, and the men of the city will bring him
 8 Text|    boat, and in the boat three men sitting. For the Lord by
 9 Text|    whom He made to appear like men, and they were in the boat
10 Text|      up three loaves, that the men may eat, lest perchance
11 Text|    that ate were five thousand men, and they were filled: and
12 Text|        in along with us thirty men of the people, and four
13 Text|       having looked, saw three men shut up eating grass naked;
14 Text|     Consider, O Lord, what the men suffer; how have they made
15 Text|      paradise, and didst cause men to be mixed up with transgression;
16 Text|    make those who are here eat men, that the end of them also
17 Text|    upon the faces of the blind men who were in the prison,
18 Text|      lest perchance the wicked men of this city again see us,
19 Text|        two hundred and seventy men and forty-nine women whom
20 Text|       from the prison. And the men went as the blessed Andrew
21 Text|        prison to bring out the men for their food, according
22 Text|      the prison, and bring the men that are dead, that we may
23 Text|     bring together all the old men of the city, that they may
24 Text|      until we may choose young men, and put them in boats as
25 Text|    attack them, and bring some men here, that they may be for
26 Text|  prison, and brought the seven men that were dead; and there
27 Text|       in which they killed the men, and their blood ran down
28 Text|       it. And they brought the men, and. put them into the
29 Text|       the knives of the wicked men fell, and their hands were
30 Text|    prison, and brought out the men; for, behold, they have
31 Text|        gather together the old men of the city, seeing that
32 Text|        lot came upon seven old men. And one of those taken
33 Text|        in the case of the dead men, and didst not suffer them
34 Text|       was he who let loose the men out of the prison. Assuredly
35 Text| exceedingly exhausted. And the men of the city said among themselves:
36 Text|       eating into the flesh of men.~And when it was morning,
37 Text|       when it was morning, the men of the city saw it, and
38 Text|      high as the neck of those men, and it was eating them
39 Text|   brought forth water. And the men of the city, having come
40 Text|      executioners who slay the men every day. And he came to
41 Text|    where they used to slay the men. And the blessed one, having
42 Text|      the executioners. And the men, having seen what bad happened,
43 Text|        great multitude both of men, and women, and children,
44 Text|  weeping and praying, with the men; and they cast ashes upon
45 Text|   followed after thee, and the men entreating thee, Stay with
46 Text|       Gospel, and bring up the men who are in the abyss. And