The Life of Saint Boniface
The Life of Saint Boniface
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Arboris incisionem magna pagano- rum multitudo concurrit ": assembled no doubt from the farms and villages for miles around, while the axe was making its slow progress through the tough wood.
64 WILLIBALD when the fore side of the tree was, notched only a little, 1 suddenly the oak's vast bulk, driven by a divine blast from above, crashed to the ground, shivering its crown of branches as it fell; and, as if by the gracious dis- pensation of the Most High, it was also burst into four parts, and ...four trunks of huge size, equal in length, were seen, unwrought by the brethren who stood by. ^At this sight the pagans who before had cursed now, on the contrary, believed, and blessed the Lord, and put away their former reviling. Then moreover the most holy bishop, after taking counsel with the breth- ren, built from the timber of the tree a wooden oratory, and dedicated it in honor of Saint Peter the apostle.
When by the favor of God's will all that we have told was fulfilled and accomplished, the saint went on to Thuringia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arboris incisionem magna pagano- rum multitudo concurrit ": assembled no doubt from the farms and villages for miles around, while the axe was making its slow progress through the tough wood.
64 WILLIBALD when the fore side of the tree was, notched only a little, 1 suddenly the oak's vast bulk, driven by a divine blast from above, crashed to the ground, shivering its crown of branches as it fell; and, as if by the gracious dis- pensation of the Most High, it was also burst into four parts, and ...four trunks of huge size, equal in length, were seen, unwrought by the brethren who stood by. ^At this sight the pagans who before had cursed now, on the contrary, believed, and blessed the Lord, and put away their former reviling. Then moreover the most holy bishop, after taking counsel with the breth- ren, built from the timber of the tree a wooden oratory, and dedicated it in honor of Saint Peter the apostle.
When by the favor of God's will all that we have told was fulfilled and accomplished, the saint went on to Thuringia.
What to read after The Life of Saint Boniface?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presbyter Willibald to read onlineMoreLess
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