Qui cum undiqueversum hostibus et caecitate tenebrarum conclusus huc illucque oculos circumferrem, si forte alicunde quid auxilii quo salvarer, adveniret, apparuit retro via qua veneram quasi fulgor stellae micantis inter tenebras, qui paulatim crescens et ad me ocius festinans ubi adpropinquavit dispersi sunt et aufugerunt omnes qui me forcipibus rapere quaerebant spiritus infesti.
And when I was compassed on every side with foes and blinding darkness, and turned my eyes this way and that, if haply there might come from somewhere a help to save me, there appeared behind me, by the way I had come, the glimpsing of a star shining in the midst of the darkness, which waxing gradually and coming apace to me, as soon as it was drawn nigh, dispersed and put to flight all those hateful sprites which did seek to seize me with their tongs.
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