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 1 2 |     rejoicing on account of man when he behaves well, and
 2 3 |  Yes; for thus every unjust man disappears. And I looked,
 3 3 |     me: This is a righteous man, and, behold, all his works
 4 3 |   the soul of the righteous man, and said to it: Take note
 5 3 |   the soul of the righteous man, saluted it, as being well
 6 4 |   came forth a hoary-headed man to meet us; and he said
 7 6 | fiery river, and saw an old man dragged along by two, and
 8 6 |    the entrails of that old man through his mouth. And I
 9 6 |     he said to me: This old man whom thou seest was a presbyter;
10 6 |     I saw there another old man carried in haste by four
11 6 | middle of the river another man up to the navel, having
12 7 |     the Lord did not become man out of her, and that the
13 10|   me: I must weep for every man, because I brought trouble