Chapter

1 IV |  are resigning ourselves to sleep and idleness, we take no
2 IV |    s holy angels, who never sleep. Behold, whilst I was awake
3 XV |     immediately, as if from sleep, and, meeting the man of
4 XVI|   me by waking me out of my sleep, but, on the contrary, give
5 XXI| them, and requested them to sleep there, and remain till the
6 XLI|   fell back into a profound sleep. In this state | he passed
7 XLV|    was drawing near. A deep sleep immediately came over him;