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 1 1|   costly robe. And as this was being done, angels received the
 2 1|       as if thunderstruck, not being able to speak to him. And
 3 1| mightst gain us to Thyself, as being Lord, and truly a good shepherd.
 4 2|        through no other living being, but through his subject.~
 5 2|        s feet. And the dragon, being swelled up, shrieked out
 6 2|        well go away to him, he being not at all forsaken by thee.
 7 2|        the sins which you did, being in error; but He overlooks
 8 3|      pray to obtain Thy gifts, being of good hope in Thine aid,
 9 4|        and apostle Thomas. And being in good health, and rejoicing,
10 4|  former offences which we did, being in ignorance.~And the apostle