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They fear the blasphemers and do not delude themselves that the words will dissipate in the air, nor that the avenger of the offenses done to the saints is missing. (chap. XIV, § 129; § 950, p. 572)

— Thomas of Celano

Temano i bestemmiatori e non si illudano che le parole si dissipino nell'aria, né che manchi il vendicatore delle offese fatte ai santi.

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