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Volume 38 · p. 796
Index of Chapters, Chapter XXII
CAPUT XXII. Lignum vitae fluvio aquae vivae irrigatum singulis mensibus reddit fructum suum; nec maledictum nec ulla nox est in civitate: Angelus autem qui haec cito ventura Joanni ostendebat, non vult ab eo adorari, dicitque justos in civitatem intraturos, impios autem foras ejiciendos: contestatur etiam de non addendo aut minuendo ad hanc prophetiam. 781
In caput XXII Apocalypsis enarratio. 782
CHAPTER XXII. The tree of life, watered by the river of living water, renders its fruit in each month; and neither curse nor any night is in the city. But the Angel who was showing John these things soon to come does not wish to be adored by him, and says that the just will enter into the city, but the impious are to be cast outside; he also testifies concerning not adding to or taking away from this prophecy. 781
Exposition on chapter XXII of the Apocalypse. 782
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