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 1 5       |         than wantonness.” So for three or four days afterwards
 2 11      |         twenty-seventh year, for three years his food was half
 3 11      |          water, and for the next three dry bread with salt and
 4 14      |      Gaza by the sickness of her three children; for there, whether
 5 14      |       between the corpses of her three p. 306 sons not knowing
 6 14      |       blood, to restore to me my three sons, so that the name of
 7 14      |          of the Name! As if from three fountains the sweat burst
 8 27      |       partook were not less than three thousand. And whereas the
 9 27      |     thirty days he made it worth three hundred. The niggardly brother
10 30      |        called Lychnos, and after three days came to the castle
11 30      |       man. At the end of another three days he set out for Babylon
12 30      |      Departing thence he came in three days to p. 311 the town
13 30      |          had died. So then after three days journey through the
14 31      |          green vegetables; about three years ago it was ravaged
15 32      |       had begun to serve Christ. Three years had now elapsed since
16 38      |         be hidden. At the end of three years he heard at Methona
17 38      |          by him, and when two or three days had been spent in talking
18 40      |     making the sign of the cross three times on the sand, he faced
19 41(4037)|                     In Dalmatia, three miles from Diocletian’s
20 42      | immediately, others after two or three days, all within a week,