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 1 I(2) | were subjective impressions clothed in objective images; or
 2 III  |    poor man, while he again clothed himself with the remainder.
 3 III  |     Martin, they could have clothed the poor man without reducing
 4 III  |     cloak with which he had clothed the poor man. He contemplated
 5 III  |     still but a catechumen, clothed9 me with this robe." The
 6 III  |    that he himself had been clothed in that poor man; and to
 7 X    |    do so. Most of them were clothed in garments of camels' hair.25
 8 XIV  |   and there for three days, clothed in sackcloth29 and ashes
 9 XXIII|   white robe out of heaven, clothed in which, I will dwell in
10 XXIII|   robe in which he had been clothed. He again, filled with amazement,
11 XXIV |    of the splendor assumed, clothed also in a royal robe, and
12 XXIV |  predict that he would come clothed in purple, and with a glittering