Avenging of the Saviour (Vindicta Salvatoris) 1:3
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Work: Avenging of the Saviour (Vindicta Salvatoris)
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Avenging of the Saviour (Vindicta Salvatoris) — ANF VIII English translation (A. Walker)
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And Titus says: If thou couldst at any time find anything either of cosmetics or herbs which could cure the wound that I have in my face, as thou seest, so that I should become whole, and regain my former health, I should bestow upon thee many good things. And Nathan said to him: I do not know, nor have I ever known, of such things as thou speakest to me about. But for all that, if thou hadst been some time ago in Jerusalem, there thou wouldst have found a choice prophet, whose name was Emanuel, for He will save His people from their sins. And He, as His first miracle in Cana of Galilee, made …
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- Avenging of the Saviour (Vindicta Salvatoris) — ANF VIII English translation (A. Walker)
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- eng
- Source language
- lat
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