Chapter

1 I    | advice, the boy fell to the ground, and shed tears bitterly.
2 XI   |  can to save ourselves. The ground is covered with snow, and
3 XIV  |    himself prostrate on the ground before the door. Whilst
4 XVII |     been taken out from the ground within. Some of them were
5 XVIII|     DREW WATER FROM THE DRY GROUND, AND HOW HE GOT ON DURING
6 XVIII|     built on hard and stony ground. The man of God, therefore,
7 XVIII|    this man of God from the ground which was before dry and
8 XLII |    the same spot, above the ground, as objects of veneration
9 XLIV |   head stooping towards the ground, prayed for his recovery;