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 1        0, Int  |      follow them, is stopped by a vision which leads to the conversion
 2        0, Int  | chronology is here very vague.) A vision of the Irish St. Fursa,
 3        0, Int  |      among the German tribes.~The vision of Drytheim is inserted
 4        I, XIX  |       cured of his infirmity by a vision. [429 A.D.]~AS they were
 5       II, XII  |        his nation. But a heavenly vision, which the Divine Goodness
 6       II, XII  |     spirit what the nature of the vision was that had been formerly
 7       II, XII  |        made, when he received the vision, promising to fulfil it,
 8       II, XII  |      advanced to the throne.~ The vision was this. When Ethelfrid,
 9      III, XIX  |           thought worthy to see a vision of angels; in which he was
10      III, XIX  |           Being confirmed by this vision, he set himself with all
11      III, XIX  |        good spirits, and a fuller vision of the heavenly hosts; as
12      III, XXVII|           For he had learned in a vision what the other had requested,
13       IV, VIII |         light. The truth of which vision was speedily proved by the
14       IV, IX   |           this world, a wonderful vision appeared to one of the sisters,
15       IV, IX   |           her. Reflecting on this vision, she made no doubt that
16       IV, IX   |           restored by a spiritual vision, and opened her lips and
17       IV, IX   |        began thus to speak to the vision which she saw: "Very acceptable
18       IV, XI   |        sleep, and saw a consoling vision, which took from him all
19       IV, XI   |         as he had learnt from the vision; for on the third day after,
20       IV, XIV  |        And without doubt, by this vision, many that heard of it were
21       IV, XXIII|          till she attained to the vision of our Lord in Heaven.~When
22       IV, XXIII|       Almighty God, by a manifest vision, to make known her death
23       IV, XXIII|        her either in a dream or a vision; and rising immediately
24       IV, XXIII|        been revealed to them in a vision that same hour in which
25       IV, XXIII|          that her death was, in a vision, made known the same night
26       IV, XXV  |                 CHAP. XXV. Of the vision that appeared to a certain
27       IV, XXV  |          fall in your days." This vision being made known, the inhabitants
28       IV, XXIX |         fellowship in the blessed vision, and together translated
29        V, IX   |           This brother told him a vision which he had seen that night. "
30        V, IX   |     having heard the words of the vision, charged the brother that
31        V, IX   |        haply it should be a lying vision. But when he considered
32        V, IX   |        again appeared to him in a vision after matins, and said, "
33        V, IX   |         Though now assured of the vision, he nevertheless attempted
34        V, X    |         one of them appeared in a vision by night to one of his companions,
35        V, XIX  |   monastic habit, attained to the vision of the blessed Apostles
36        V, XIX  |       after this manner:~"A dread vision has even now appeared to