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A
hermit who was born and lived at Tufara and who died on 14th
November, 1170. “He was small in stature, wore white garments”,
as we are told by Pompeo Sarnelli who, in the 17th century
wrote a biography of him in which he also wrote that he lived “66
years of hermitage”, that “he illustrated God with miracles”
and that “he kept moving from place to place in order to escape the
celebrity of his name”. The most famous of his miracles is perhaps
the occasion when he caused water to flow in an arid place; creating a
spring that never runs dry.
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The
hermit's house
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