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et ut cultus divinus in utrisque dictarum ecclesiarum augeatur et in dicta ecclesia Sancti Petri nec non in Urbe Romana multiplicentur, quantum fieri poterit, viri litterati et scientifici. Sallust, who does not use the term, makes a clear reference to it when, in giving an account of the Catiline conspiracy, he describes how there was passed around a drink comprising wine mixed with human blood ("humani corporis sanguinem vino permixtum"), a ceremony commonly performed, he says, in solemn religious rites ("sicuti in sollemnibus sacris fieri consuevit"--Sallust, Bellum Catilinae, [section] 22; Goodenough, vol. At least five T-55 tanks and half a dozen armored personnel carriers manned a checkpoint Wednesday near Fieri, 35 miles south of Tirana. |
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