Dürer, Albrecht [Ill.]: The passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, portrayed by Albert Dürer (London, 1844)

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mane: anti be sain unto tbe Woman,

^ea, batb &on sain, pe Wall not eat of enerp
tree of tbe garnen? Hnn tbe woman sain unto
tbe serpent, ©e map eat of tbe fruit of tbe trees of
tbe garden: but of tbe fruit of tbe tree Wbicb is in
tbe minss of tbe garnen, &on batb sain, pc Wall not
eat of it, neitber Wall pe touch it, less pe nie. Hnn
tbe serpent sain unto tbe Woman, pe Wall not surelp
nie. for &on notb know, tbat in tbe nap pe eat
tbereof, tben pour epes Wall be opened: anti pe Wall
be as gons, knowing goon anti enil. Hnn Wben tbe
woman saw tbat tbe tree was goon for food, anti
tbat it Was pleasant to tbe epes, anti a tree to be
nessren to make one Wise, We took of tbe fruit
tbereof, anti nin eat, anti gane also unto ber busbann
witb ber, ann be nip eat. Denesss iii.