Percussus enim languore atque ad extrema perductus vocavit fratres, et multum moerens ac damnato similis coepit narrare, quia videret inferos apertos et Sathanan demersum in profundis tartari, Caiphanque cum ceteris qui occiderunt Dominum, iuxta eum flammis ultricibus contraditum: In quorum vicinia, inquit, heu misero mihi locum despicio aeternae perditionis esse praeparatum.
For being stricken with sickness and brought to extremity he called the brethren, and with much lamentation, like a man condemned already, began to declare unto them, that he saw hell opened and Satan drowned in the depths of the dungel, and Caiaphas with the whole rabblement that put Christ to death cast in the avenging flames hard by him: And next to them, O miserable man that I am, said he, I see a place of everlasting perdition prepared for me.
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