Chapter

 1 16|  also of Gaza, stricken by a demon in his chariot became perfectly
 2 17|    afflicted with a grievous demon and could not endure chains,
 3 17|  feet as he sat. At last the demon which had possessed the
 4 21|     a comrade of my own, the demon of love?” But the saint
 5 21|    might be thought that the demon had been released by means
 6 21| given an opportunity for the demon to enter.~
 7 22|     speech of Palestine. The demon then confessed by what means
 8 28|     one had touched, by what demon or with what vice the individual
 9 35|      of the ship seized by a demon began to cry out and say: “
10 37|           who was vexed by a demon was in the basilica of the
11 37|     Pachynus and, led by the demon to the old man’s hut, there