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| Collection: | Quadragesimale de christiana religione |
| Code: | 24/1/31 |
| Liturgical day: | T21/6 Friday after Oculi |
| Thema: |
Nunc quem habes non est vir tuus. Hoc vere dixisti. (John 4:18) |
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| Original: |
Et in hoc exponitur septima religiositas, que vere locutionis nuncupata est, pro qua affectualiter assumenda ut in amplexum veritatis curramus atque omne mendacium detestemur, de ipso mendacio disseramus […]. Tria igitur mysteria sive tres considerationes […] distinguamus:
• primam videlicet de illius criminali variatione;
• secundam de illius radicali corruptione;
• tertiam de illius gehennali punitione.
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| Translation: |
In this the seventh form of religiosity is shown, called that of truthful speech. In order that we may take it up with fitting affection, run into the embrace of truth, and detest every falsehood, let us speak about lying itself […]. Let us therefore distinguish three mysteries, or three considerations:
• first, concerning its criminal varieties;
• second, concerning its radical corruption;
• third, concerning its hellish punishment.
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Seventh in a weekly series devoted to eight additional forms of religiosity (see sermon 24/1/25)
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