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St. Dionysius of Alexandria

Note 148 — LETTERS

Charles Lett Feltoe translation

I have translated the Berlin editor’s reading here, as being the least unsatisfactory of those proposed. Others give a text which may be rendered: “I would this were all: for the things that befell us before drove us into many grievous troubles.” But the exact meaning is doubtful, however we take it.

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