7. On another day certain robbers, coming from a foreign region, found
Saint Kiaranus alone, reading beside his herds; and they thought to
slay him and to reave his herds. But as they came toward him with that
intent, they were smitten with blindness, and could move neither hand
nor foot till they had wrought repentance, praying him for their
sight. Then the dutiful shepherd, seeing them turned from their
wickedness, prayed for them, and forthwith they were loosed and their
sight restored (_soluti sunt in lumine suo_). And they returned and
offered thanks, and told this to many.