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yea for the most part, they doe accompany the same, therefore Dauid saith, That teares were his bread night and day, whereupon Cassiodor saith, that mourning is the food of the soule, the strengthening of the senses, the absolution of sinne, the refreshing of the mind, and the washing of faults. |
yea for the most part, they do accompany the same, Therefore David Says, That tears were his bred night and day, whereupon Cassiodorus Says, that mourning is the food of the soul, the strengthening of the Senses, the absolution of sin, the refreshing of the mind, and the washing of Faults. |
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Psal. 42.3. Cibus animarū corroboratio sensuum, absolutio peccatorum, refectio mentium, lauacrum culparum. Cassiod. |
Psalm 42.3. Cibus animarū corroboratio sensuum, absolutio peccatorum, refectio mentium, Lavra culparum. Cassiodorus. |
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