Compressa itaque perversitate damnabili, eiusque auctoribus confutatis, atque animis omnium fidei puritate compositis, sacerdotes beatum Albanum martyrem, acturi Deo per ipsum gratias, petierunt, ubi Germanus omnium apostolorum, diversorumque martyrum secum reliquias habens, facta oratione iussit revelli sepulcrum, pretiosa ibidem munera conditurus; arbitrans opportunum, ut membra sanctorum ex diversis regionibus collecta, quos pares meritis receperat caelum, sepulcri quoque unius teneret hospitium.
Thus the damnable heresy being suppressed and the authors thereof utterly confuted and all mens minds quieted with the purity of the faith, the bishops went unto the blessed martyr Albans tomb, to give thanks to God by the saint, and there Germanus having with him relics of all the apostles and of divers martyrs, making his prayer ordered the tomb to be opened, intending to leave in that same place those precious treasures; thinking good that the members of the saints gotten in divers countries should have the shelter of one tomb, as, being like of merits, they had been all received into heaven.
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