Paphnutius
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Edición de la obra Paphnutius
| Autor | Hrotsvitha |
|---|---|
| Editorial | Mercvre de France |
| Fecha de publicación | 1895 |
| Lugar | Paris |
| Idioma | francés |
| Páginas | 38 |
| Número de Cutter | H873p |
<em>Argument</em>: The conversion of Thais by the hermit Paphnutius. Obedient to a vision, he leaves the desert, and, disguised as a lover, seeks out Thais in Alexandria. She is moved to repent by his exhortations and, renouncing her evil life, consents to be enclosed in a narrow cell, where she does penance for three years. Paphnutius learns from a vision granted to Anthony's disciple Paul that her humility has won her a place among the blessed in Paradise. He brings her out of her cell and stays by her side until her soul has left her body.