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 1 3 |         the desert. He no sooner saw him than he changed his
 2 4 |          be like the most High,” saw himself conquered and trodden
 3 6 |          the bright moonlight he saw a chariot with dashing steeds
 4 11| whatsoever besides. Then when he saw that his bodily health was
 5 13|       departed. Within a year he saw her with a son.~
 6 17|          As soon as the brethren saw him they were greatly alarmed (
 7 24|          flocked to him. When he saw this he praised the Lord
 8 29|         people. And as the saint saw all this he wept daily and
 9 32|      them rain. Hilarion when he saw them was strangely affected
10 36|          all the more because he saw that excepting that volume
11 40|          the people of Epidaurus saw this, I mean the roaring
12 40|           fearing that what they saw had happened elsewhere might
13 42|         together to him. When he saw them he lamented that they
14 43|       was leaving his garden, he saw a man completely paralysed