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 1 3 |     food, by excess of work by day and night, when occupied
 2 7 |       became most evident. One day he was suffering from a
 3 9 |   auditors understood him. One day, at the close of the lecture,
 4 10| science, it seemed to him, one day on reading an author with
 5 10|        election which was, one day, to call him to the direction
 6 13| intense and unresting labor by day and night, he succeeded
 7 15| frightened or discouraged.~One day, indeed, when he found himself
 8 18|        itself, continually, by day or night, making use of
 9 19|       openly. During the first day of the lunar month he remained
10 23|       divine illumination.~One day a very distinguished political
11 24|       writing at the coming of day.~
12 27|                        27. One day while reading with him the
13 29|      is really miraculous. One day Asklepigenia, daughter of
14 31|    kissed his knees. From this day on, he lived his whole life
15 36|      Athens on the seventeenth day of the month Munychion,