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Miracle data |
Source name: |
Johannes Herolt |
Short title: |
Robber Fasts and Cannot Die Unconfessed |
Poncelet Number: |
1762 - Vir quidam per omnia litteratus et pius dixit in suis partibus |
Reference numbers: |
no.53 |
Rubric/Title in source: |
Quidam jejunat, nec potest mori fine confessione |
Incipit: |
Vir quidam per omnia literatus, et pius, dixit, in suis partibus fuisse praedonem |
Notes: |
Herolt No. 687
A certain man, learned in all knowledge and pious, said there was once a robber in his country who took delight in slaying men |