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History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 5

Note 130 — Chapter V

H. White translation

In loco passionis et ubi sepultus est, paralytici curantur, cœci vident, surdi audiunt. (Johan. Salisb. Epp. 286.) In the place of his suffering and where he was buried, paralytics are cured, the blind see, and the deaf hear.

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