Anthony (recoiling from him):
"Say, rather, that thou art ... the Devil!"
Hilarion (fixing his eyes upon him:)
"Wouldst thou behold him?"
Anthony (cannot detach his eyes from that mighty gaze:—the curiosity of the Devil comes upon him. His terror augments; yet his wish grows even to boundlessness):
"Yet if I should see him ... if I were to see him!"
(Then in a sudden spasm of wrath):
"The horror that I have of him will free me from his presence forever!... Yes!"
(A cloven foot appears. Anthony regrets his wish.
But the Devil flings him upon his horns and bears him away.)