Aimilianos Monai Alexandrian
(628-655 A.D.)
“With words, with countenance and manners
I shall make an excellent armour,
and in this way, I shall face evil men
without any fear or weakness.
They will want to harm me. But no one
who approaches me will know
where my wounds are, my vulnerable spots,
under all the lies covering me.”
Words of the boastful Aimilianos Monai.
I wonder: did he ever make this panoply?
Anyway, he didn’t wear it much.
At twenty-seven, he died in Sicily.
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