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 1 6 |      she appeared to him in a dream inducing him to follow philosophy.
 2 26|   than five years, that, in a dream, he had a divine vision.
 3 26|     his life proves that this dream was divine; for although,
 4 26|     him. Yet, remembering the dream that he had, he would be
 5 28|  years old, he felt that in a dream he had uttered the following
 6 28| starry vaults!"~Besides, in a dream he had clearly seen that
 7 28|    and, on the authority of a dream, he was convinced that his
 8 30|     should not be moved. In a dream the philosopher thought
 9 32|   indubitable testimony. In a dream then he saw a god coming
10 36|     and proprieties; but in a dream he saw Syrianus reproaching