Chapter

 1 3 |       country, and, his parents being now dead, gave part of his
 2 12|  evening until daybreak without being able to find his resting
 3 15|        blessed Hilarion, and on being presented to him by the
 4 17|         possessed the young man being tortured by the saint’s
 5 18|       the coast of the Red Sea, being possessed by a legion of
 6 19| helplessly paralysed, and after being carried to the saint by
 7 22|      his coming. Immediately on being questioned by the servant
 8 25|  brother however humble or poor being passed over is evidenced
 9 26|       number was a niggard, and being at the same time desirous
10 27|         27. Once when they were being entertained by another monk
11 29|         made mention before, as being then the wife of a prefect
12 32|       the servant of Christ, as being the blessed Antony’s successor,