Qui ait: Nuper occupatus noctu vigiliis et psalmis, vidi adstantem mihi subito quendam incogniti vultus: cuius praesentia cum essem exterritus, dixit mihi ne timerem; et quasi familiari me voce alloquens, Bene facis, inquit, qui tempore isto nocturno quietis non somno indulgere, sed vigiliis et orationibus insistere maluisti.
And he said: Of late being busied at night in watching and saying of psalms, I suddenly saw one standing by me of an unknown favour: at whose presence when I was sore afraid, he bade me not to fear; and in familiar wise he spake to me and said: Thou doest well, in that this night-time of rest thou hast preferred not to give thyself to sleep but to be occupied in watching and praying.
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