From the Prologue of Ochrid
The son of a Tatar nobleman who later accepted the Christian faith. In his twentieth year Paphnutius was tonsured a monk and lived in the monastery until his ninety-fourth year, when he reposed in the Lord. He was a virgin and an ascetic, and because of this a great wonderworker and clairvoyant. He reposed in the year 1478.
“He prophesied repentance to the king and the nobles and the false prophets and the priests; and in the time of that King Josiah he barely saved his life from the murderous hand of the embittered nobles.”
