G1
A gardener asks Kepha to pray for his only daughter, a virgin.
G2
Kepha answers that the Master will give her what is beneficial for her nefesh.
G3
The young woman immediately dies.
G4
Her father cannot accept the loss and begs Kepha to restore her.
G5
She is raised, but not long afterward a servant lodging in the household sexually ruins her and the two disappear.
G6
The episode survives only indirectly, through Augustine's reference and a Pseudo-Titus excerpt; it is therefore preserved here as an attributed fragment, not as a continuous manuscript page.
G7
A related saying warns a grieving parent that death may spare a child from assaults of the Deceiver, bodily struggle, and disasters that the living cannot foresee.