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 1 I    |  Yesterday a number of monks having come to me, it happened
 2 I    |       read these things; or, having read them, had not understood
 3 I    |      the saintly man.~Martin having, about the middle of winter,
 4 I    |     he ought to have been in having recourse to the aid of prayer.
 5 I    | flames. Then truly, the fire having been removed by divine interposition,
 6 I    |  refreshment over him, after having just experienced how cruelly
 7 II   |     raised on high. At last, having passed through the vast
 8 II(5)| peaceful, the imperial power having now passed into the hands
 9 II   |   nor would have shrunk from having his members torn in pieces
10 III  |     to a church. Thus, then, having set out with that very numerous
11 III  |   could even rule the birds. Having then delayed some time in
12 III  | which he had gone, and peace having been restored among the
13 III  |  directed towards the Lord." Having spoken these words, he saw