Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. IV:
Life of Antony. (Vita Antoni.): Section 48

48. When therefore he had retired and determined to fix a time, after which neither to go forth himself nor admit anybody, Martinian, a military officer, came and disturbed Antony. For he had a daughter afflicted with an evil spirit. But when he continued for a long while knocking at the door, and asking him to come out and pray to God for his child, Antony, not bearing to open, looked out from above and said, ‘Man, why dost thou call on me? I also am a man even as you. But if you believe on Christ whom I serve, go, and according as you believe, pray to God, and it shall come to pass.’ Straightway, therefore, he departed, believing and calling upon Christ, and he received his daughter cleansed from the devil. Many other things also through Antony the Lord did, who saith, ‘Seek and it shall be given unto you 1090 .’ For many of the sufferers, when he would not open his door, slept outside his cell, and by their faith and sincere prayers were healed.

Footnotes

Luke xi. 9.