Chapter

 1 3 |       and abode with him about two months, studying the method
 2 18| straight line, and trod on his two feet with both his own,
 3 23|          by the Lord’s command two thousand swine were slain
 4 25|   because sometimes as many as two thousand men were assembled.
 5 29|        man. After he had spent two years in these lamentations
 6 29|        fruitful. For it is now two days since mankind was bereaved
 7 30|      mountain, and there found two monks, Isaac and Pelusianus,
 8 31|     difficult, were to be seen two cells of the same dimensions,
 9 32|      and keeping with him only two of the brethren, he stayed
10 38|        raised by him, and when two or three days had been spent
11 41|  finding a merchant ship after two days came to Cyprus. Between 4038
12 41|         bore down on them with two light vessels of considerable
13 42|        live in obscurity about two miles from the city, and
14 42|        than thirty days, about two hundred people, both men
15 42|      immediately, others after two or three days, all within
16 43|             43. Here he stayed two years, always thinking of