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Miracle data
Source name:	Gregory of Tours
Short title:	Christ Image Wounded by a Jew at Constantinople
Poncelet Number:	1141 - Nam et isto nunc tempore per credulitatem integram tanto
Reference numbers:	book1 chapter22 no.
Rubric/Title in source:	De Judaeo qui iconicam Christi furavit, et transfodit
Incipit:	Nam et isto nunc tempore, per credulitatem integram tanto Christus amore diligitur
Notes:	This is not a Marian miracle, but medieval compilers sometimes included it in collections of the Virgin’s miracles (e.g. Herolt, no. 45; John of Garland, no. 53; Vincent of Beauvais, 22, 92). In some versions, the miracle involves an image of the Virgin and Child, rather than that of Christ (e.g. Paris, BN, 5268, f. 27r).