Vidit enim, ut post ipse referebat, tres ad se venisse viros claro indutos habitu; quorum unus residens ante lectulum eius, stantibus his qui secum advenerant comitibus, et interrogantibus de statu eius quem languentem visitare venerant, dixit quod anima eius, et sine ullo dolore, et cum magno lucis splendore esset egressura de corpore: sed et tertium exinde diem quo esset moriturus insinuavit.
For he saw (as after he reported himself) three men come to him arrayed in bright apparel; and one of them (while his fellows that came with him stood by and asked how the sick man did whom they had come to visit) sat before his bed and said that his soul should depart from the body both without pain and with great light and brightness: farther also he declared unto him that the third day after was the day whereon he was to die.
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