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Vita Adae et Evae, chapter 18 (xviii)

xviii 1 And Eve said to Adam: 'Live thou, my Lord, to thee life is granted, since thou hast committed neither the first nor the second error. But I have erred and been led astray for I have not kept the commandment of God; and now banish me from the light of thy life and I will go to the sunsetting, 2 and there will I be, until I die.' And she began to walk towards the western parts and to mourn 3 and to weep bitterly and groan aloud. And she made there a booth, while she had in her womb offspring of three months old.

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Provenance: Historical source wording, uncertainty markers and notes preserved without conjectural correction or translation. Plain-text presentation removes hosting markup and normalizes line endings. All supplied narrative through chapter li of the identified historical Latin Vita English witness; 49 explicit source chapter headings retained. This transcription omits the xxxii and xxxvii heading markers; intervening text remains under the preceding visible heading without invented numbering. Original wording and uncertainty retained. This is the Latin Vita witness, not the Greek Apocalypse of Moses, Slavonic witness, or later Conflict of Adam and Eve.

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Source attribution and conditions: L. S. A. Wells, translator; R. H. Charles, editor; Oxford Clarendon Press 1913. CCEL transcription scanned/edited Joshua Williams, Northwest Nazarene College; source https://ccel.org/c/charles/otpseudepig/adamnev.htm

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