Illic plane inmensa multitudo, etiam cum coniugibus ac liberis excita convenerat, aderat populus expectator, et futurus iudex, adstabant partes dispari conditione dissimiles; hinc divina fides, inde humana praesumptio; hinc pietas, inde superbia; inde Pelagius auctor, hinc Christus.
Thither had assembled a truly great concourse of men stirred up to come with their wives and children as well; the people was there to see and to judge: the parties there were far unlike of condition: on the one side was divine faith, on the other mans presumption: on the one side godliness, on the other pride: on the one side Pelagius for authority, on the other Christ.
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