And as for the angels and saints, they are the ordinary companions of men.

They come, they go, they pass through walls, they appear in dreams, they speak from the height of clouds, they assist at births and deaths, they support those who are tortured, they deliver those who are in prison, and they go on dangerous missions.

Following in their footsteps is an inexhaustible efflorescence of prodigies.

Sylvester binds the mouth of a dragon with a thread.
The earth rises to make a seat for Hilary, whose companions wished to humiliate him.

A precious stone falls into the chalice of Saint Loup.