conpensare cupit taeterrima vulnera laesae iustitiae sero obsequio veniaque petenda; ne tanto imperio maneat pietate repulsa crimen saevitiae, monstrata piacula quaerit, inque fidem Christi pleno transfertur amore.
She sought to make up for the shocking wounds of injured righteousness by showing a late obedience and asking for pardon. Lest her great power lie under the charge of cruelty because she rejected goodness, she sought the prescribed atonements and with entire love passed over to faith in Christ.
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