13. When he had received it and returned thanks to the giver, he came
for sacred converse to the cell of his brother Luctigernnus, where
also was his other brother, Odranus by name. There for some time he
prolonged his sojourn, and was guest-master. Now one day when he was
reading in the open air in the cemetery, guests came unexpectedly,
whom he led to the guest-house, having left his book open in
forgetfulness: and he washed their feet with devotion, and did the
other services necessary for them, for the sake of Christ. Meanwhile,
when the night darkness had fallen, there was a great rain. But He Who
bedewed the fleece of Gideon, but afterwards kept it untouched by the
dew, so preserved the book of holy Keranus, open though it was, from
the rushing waters, that not a drop fell upon it.