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3074 |
| Text |
Allegoriae quaedam sanctae Scripturae uel De nominibus legis et euangelii (601 - 700) Isidore of Seville |
| Quotation |
Duo gemini in utero Thamar duos populos figuraverunt, quorum posterior natus, qui manum
prior ex utero misit, quia gentium populus antea quidem est per prophetas ostensus, sed postea
revelatus, cujus ideo obstetrix ligavit dexteram cocco, quia idem populus per sanguinem Christi crucis
notatus est signo. |
| Translation |
The two twins in the womb of Thamar prefigured two peoples, of whom one was born later, but was the first to stick a hand out of the womb, because the people of the nations is shown to have precedence by the prophets, but was revealed afterwards, whose right hand the midwife bound with a scarlet cloth, because the same people is known by the sign of the blood of Christ. |
| Quotation source |
Ex Veteri Testamento Par. 50, Col. 108 (lin. 1) |
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