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 1 28|    brethren, and in particular to Hesychius who was specially dear to
 2 28|          as it had been gathered. Hesychius placed it on the table against
 3 28|         asked where it came from. Hesychius replied that a certain brother
 4 29|        over him and in particular Hesychius, who had a marvellously
 5 33| requesting that both Hilarion and Hesychius might be put to death, and
 6 38|       this was going on in Sicily Hesychius his disciple was searching
 7 38|         story short, the holy man Hesychius fell down at his master’
 8 43|          and in the meantime sent Hesychius, who was to return in the
 9 43|         by the frequent visits of Hesychius, for owing to the steep
10 43|      front of the gates. He asked Hesychius who he was, or how he had
11 43|          how he had been brought. Hesychius replied that he was the
12 44|       year, during the absence of Hesychius, he wrote by way of a will
13 46|             46. When the holy man Hesychius heard of his decease, he