nonne triumphum egimus e Scarioth, magnus qui discipulorum et conviva Dei, dum fallit foedere mensae haudquaquam ignarum dextramque parabsideiungit, incidit in nostrum flammante cupidine telum, infamem mercatus agrum de sanguine amici numinis, obliso luiturus iugera collo? viderat et Iericho propria inter funera quantum posset nostra manus, cum victor concidit Achar.
Did not we triumph over Iscariot, a great one among the disciples of God, and one that sat at meat with Him? Being false to Him (though He knew all) as he sat at his table and put his hand into the dish with Him, he fell upon our weapon in the heat of his desire, for he bought a piece of land of ill fame with the price of the blood of God, who was his friend, and was doomed to atone for his acres with a strangled neck. Jericho too in the destruction of its people saw the strength of our hand, when Achar fell in the midst of victory.
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