Armenian Manuscript (Armenien 128)

Faint ghosting/bleeding of a floriated marginal ornament (sarg) is visible on the left side of the page, likely from the preceding leaf.

the final battle of the demons, and amidst it the darkness, terror, and the sword, and the throne of the angels against the soul of the sinner, and the evil answers, and the turning of faces, and the voice of the righteous that says: "Good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of your Lord."

And the Lord sent His angel to Saint Gregory. And the angel says: "Behold, the Lord has sent me to you; what do you ask?" Saint Gregory says to the angel: "Where do you take the soul of the righteous, or of the sinner, when they yield up the soul?" The angel says: "When the soul of the righteous or the sinner is released, it knows with certainty and truth its glory and its honor, and the sinner knows the place of torments, the midst of it, and the darkness."

Saint Gregory says to the angel: "When the soul departs from the body, does it possess understanding or not?" The angel says: "It possesses true understanding and wisdom, rational thought, and perception, not in the body."

Saint Gregory says: "What is the soul like?" The angel says: "It is fire, light, and human-shaped, as Paul says: If our outer man perishes, the inner man is renewed. Indeed, the souls of the righteous are like the sun, luminous and bright, and the soul of the sinner is filled with mist, darkness, and foul deeds."

Saint Gregory says: "How do you take the soul of the sinners?" The angel says: "When I come to the sinner, and I appear to him..."