Il libro d'oro del basket catanese 1933-2013 by Roberto Quartarone

The stolen Bible of the Abbot Anastasius. The question of the evil spirit to the Abbot Apollos. The Abbot Agathon was tempted by some monks, who accused him of many sins and he confessed them all, except that of heresy. Written by Saint Eradius 51Īgainst driving a sinner to despair. How we who are religious persons should guard the heart, and how a religious man should never give pain to another. How we must not judge or reveal the sins and failings of others.

Of two who were judged and punished by the brothers, by which is shown the human pride that dwells in the judgments of men. Written by Saint Eradius 48Įxamples of the contempt of worldly goods. The sayings of Santa Sincletica recorded for our instruction 47 Of a friar whose life was bad, and whose death was worse by the judgments of God. Of a king who visited a sick man and exhorted him to repentance, and of his hopeless death. Of a hermit who saw the demons come for the soul of a sinner. Of a friar who prayed God that he might see the soul pass from the body, and he saw the death of a just man and of a sinner. Written by Saint Eradius 39Įvil thoughts. Of two friars, one sober and the other intemperate, and how the sober one converted the other. How Saint Serapion sold himself as a slave to convert pagans. Of two brothers who followed the active and contemplative life, and which was the best. Of how Marcarius went into the Thebaid, and how he taught the monks greater humility, and how he healed a priest of an illness brought upon him by God for his sin. How Marcarius of Alexandria saw many demons in church in the shape of children who tempted people in diverse manners. How Panfutius, in the simplicity of his heart, desired to know to whom he was equal in goodness and how an angel revealed to him that he was equal to a musician, to a Signore of that country, and to a merchant all of whom were taught by him to love God more perfectly. Of Ammon and how he worked many miracles. How robbers went to seek Saint Hilarion to steal from him, and he converted them to the faith. Written by Saint Jerome 19Ī miracle of Saint Anthony. Saint Anthony teaches his disciples how the demons, who tempt us with diverse temptations, should be resisted. Written by Saint Jerome 15Īnthony, desirous of martyrdom, went to Alexandria to visit the Christians in prison and Marcianus, a cavalier, came to visit him, and entreat his prayers for his daughter, possessed by a demon. The death of Saint Paul, the first hermit, and his burial.

Il libro d'oro del basket catanese 1933-2013 by Roberto Quartarone