The Dialogues of Saint Gregory Surnamed the Great Pope of Rome the First of
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Ip0tet, These be strange things, and much in our days to be wondered at : yet the life of the man is such, that I 12 anDreto of JTuntia he which knoweth his holy conversation hath no such cause to marvel at the miracle.
Cfmpter %ix: of Cassius, IBis&op of Jftarm.
^ tiDZZQOX'p. Neither can I, Peter, pass over with silence that thing, which many of the city of Narni, which be here present, affirm to be most true. For in the time of the same Goths, the foresaid King Totilas coming to Narni, Cassiu...s, a man of venerable life, Bishop of the same city, went forth to meet him, whom the king utterly contemned, because his face was high- coloured, thinking that it proceeded not from any other cause than drinking. But almighty God, to show how worthy a man was despised, permitted a wicked spirit before his whole army, in the fields of Narni, where the king also himself was, to possess one of his guard, and cruelly to torment him. Straightways was he brought to the venerable man Cassius, in the presence of the king : who praying to God for him, and making the sign of the cross, forthwith he cast out the devil, so that never after he durst presume any more to enter into his body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ip0tet, These be strange things, and much in our days to be wondered at : yet the life of the man is such, that I 12 anDreto of JTuntia he which knoweth his holy conversation hath no such cause to marvel at the miracle.
Cfmpter %ix: of Cassius, IBis&op of Jftarm.
^ tiDZZQOX'p. Neither can I, Peter, pass over with silence that thing, which many of the city of Narni, which be here present, affirm to be most true. For in the time of the same Goths, the foresaid King Totilas coming to Narni, Cassiu...s, a man of venerable life, Bishop of the same city, went forth to meet him, whom the king utterly contemned, because his face was high- coloured, thinking that it proceeded not from any other cause than drinking. But almighty God, to show how worthy a man was despised, permitted a wicked spirit before his whole army, in the fields of Narni, where the king also himself was, to possess one of his guard, and cruelly to torment him. Straightways was he brought to the venerable man Cassius, in the presence of the king : who praying to God for him, and making the sign of the cross, forthwith he cast out the devil, so that never after he durst presume any more to enter into his body.
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