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 1 1 |           He who bestowed upon the saint his virtues may grant me
 2 3 | exhortation. He noted too that the saint would never on account of
 3 3 |           of those who visited the saint because of various afflictions
 4 14|         ride upon. On reaching the saint she said, “I pray you by
 5 14|      present were weeping, and the saint himself wept as he denied
 6 14|          to God, warmly kissed the saint’s hands. When the matter
 7 15|       substance on physicians. The saint replied: “If you had given
 8 17|          man being tortured by the saint’s adjurations came forth
 9 18|          of raging madness. As the saint was walking with the brethren
10 18|        they were with fasting. The saint smiled and said, “Be quiet,
11 18|      touched the ground, while the saint said, “Lord Jesus, release
12 18|   expressive of his gratitude. The saint thus addressed him—“Have
13 19|         after being carried to the saint by his fellow-workman immediately
14 21|          delivered her to the aged saint. No sooner was this done
15 21|            demon of love?” But the saint would not command search
16 22|              I care not,” said the saint, “how you came to enter,
17 22|            pounds of gold. But the saint took from him only bread,
18 23|           as the attendants of the saint fled away without exception.
19 23|        away without exception. The saint went by himself to meet
20 25|        therefore it was heard that Saint Hilarion was passing through (
21 26|           his complaint, asked the saint to stay with him. He replied, “
22 26|           length obtained from the saint a reluctant promise to put
23 27|         repast of grapes. Said the saint, “Cursed be he who looks
24 29|        sorts of people. And as the saint saw all this he wept daily
25 30|           the very place where the saint had died. So then after
26 31|        Hilarion would lie upon the saint’s bed and as though it were
27 31|        district, from removing the saint’s body to his house and
28 35|         thrown into the deep.” The saint replied: “If my God permit
29 35|         not reveal the name of the saint to any one.~
30 36|          not take it. But the aged saint, ardent and confident in
31 37|          He afterwards offered the saint gifts without end, but the
32 37|         gifts without end, but the saint replied to him in the words
33 46|         his p. 315 life, stole the saint’s body. He carried it to