Qui imponens capiti meo manum, cum verbis benedictionis, rediit ad orandum: et post pusillum me revisens invenit sedentem et iam loqui valentem: coepitque me interrogare, divino, ut mox patuit, admonitus instinctu, an me esse baptizatum absque scrupulo nossem: cui ego, absque ulla me hoc dubietate scire respondi, quia salutari fonte in remissionem peccatorum essem ablutus; et nomen presbyteri a quo me baptizatum noveram, dixi.
And he laying his hand upon my head and repeating the words of benediction, returned again to his prayers: and coming to see me again a little while after, he found me sitting up and now able to speak; and moved, as was soon plain, with divine inspiration, he began to ask me whether I knew for certain that I had been baptized: to which I answered that this I knew without any doubt, that I had been cleansed in the health-giving font in remission of sins; and I named the priest by whom I knew that I had been baptized.
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