Transacto autem tempore aliquanto, cum esset in suo monasterio, venit illic quidam hospes, qui solebat nocturnis saepius horis repente ab inmundo spiritu gravissime vexari: qui cum benigne susceptus post coenam in lecto membra posuisset, subito a diabolo arreptus, clamare, dentibus frendere, spumare, et diversis motibus coepit membra torquere.
And after some time had passed, when she was in her own monastery, a certain stranger came thither, who in the night season was wont divers times to be troubled suddenly with a foul spirit and that most grievously. And this guest, when he had been liberally entertained and had laid his limbs to rest upon a bed after supper, on a sudden being seized by the devil began to cry out, to gnash with his teeth, to foam at the mouth, and twist his limbs, flinging them now one way, now another.
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