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An Account of the Croisade.
Filefto Filio Fr. For-
chetto SpinuU *Ad-
miniftratori Eccle-
fee Januenss.
To our dear Son
Forchetto Spinola
Adrninistrator of
the Church of
Genoua.
EN, quod expert aba-
i mus iwvenimus, 'vi-
dimus ; Mulieres scilicet
sortes , se per pi et at is &
'virtutum opera exercen-
tos , suorum pccnitentia,
laborum 2 panem por-
t antes de longs , de . ex-
ilic , fcilicet pros ent is pe-
regrinations, ad Patri-
am , & furgentes de
fydte mundialium tene-
brarum, ut 3 domefii-
cis Fidei Crucis adver-
strios dent in pradam,
& quasi 4 non baben-
tes hie manentem Cvvi-
tatem futnram inqui-
rtort! ’ Ficcinxerimt for-
tit udine lumbos fuos ,
brachium juurn- ‘ulrlli-
Itts operibus ' robordrt nt,
quorum 6 lucernes n-,n
extiwuentitr in noch :
<E>
i Manus suas mi]er tint
ad sertia, & ” pul-
mas Jnas aperuervnt in
opibus impendent jub-
,'Vcntioii/s auxiliim ex-
WE have at last met
with, and seen
what we so much de-
sired j that is, _Verruous
Women,who being desi-
rous to exercise them-
selves in Works of Piety
and other Vertues, have
resolved in this Expediti-
on to carry from a di-
Eant Country, out of
which they baniflithem-
selves, into their true
Country, the Bread of
their Labours and Re-
pentance. They quit the
Night and Darkness of
this World,to deliver in-
to the hands of the do-
melticks of the Faith,the
Enemies of the Cross,
and look for the City
that is to come, being
conseious that they have
none in this World that
is liable and lasting.
They have girt their
Loins with slrength, and
strengthned their Arms
utibus.
An Account of the Croisade.
Filefto Filio Fr. For-
chetto SpinuU *Ad-
miniftratori Eccle-
fee Januenss.
To our dear Son
Forchetto Spinola
Adrninistrator of
the Church of
Genoua.
EN, quod expert aba-
i mus iwvenimus, 'vi-
dimus ; Mulieres scilicet
sortes , se per pi et at is &
'virtutum opera exercen-
tos , suorum pccnitentia,
laborum 2 panem por-
t antes de longs , de . ex-
ilic , fcilicet pros ent is pe-
regrinations, ad Patri-
am , & furgentes de
fydte mundialium tene-
brarum, ut 3 domefii-
cis Fidei Crucis adver-
strios dent in pradam,
& quasi 4 non baben-
tes hie manentem Cvvi-
tatem futnram inqui-
rtort! ’ Ficcinxerimt for-
tit udine lumbos fuos ,
brachium juurn- ‘ulrlli-
Itts operibus ' robordrt nt,
quorum 6 lucernes n-,n
extiwuentitr in noch :
<E>
i Manus suas mi]er tint
ad sertia, & ” pul-
mas Jnas aperuervnt in
opibus impendent jub-
,'Vcntioii/s auxiliim ex-
WE have at last met
with, and seen
what we so much de-
sired j that is, _Verruous
Women,who being desi-
rous to exercise them-
selves in Works of Piety
and other Vertues, have
resolved in this Expediti-
on to carry from a di-
Eant Country, out of
which they baniflithem-
selves, into their true
Country, the Bread of
their Labours and Re-
pentance. They quit the
Night and Darkness of
this World,to deliver in-
to the hands of the do-
melticks of the Faith,the
Enemies of the Cross,
and look for the City
that is to come, being
conseious that they have
none in this World that
is liable and lasting.
They have girt their
Loins with slrength, and
strengthned their Arms
utibus.