In Aprili cum quorundam externorum

In Aprili cum quorundam externorum incognita medicis et immedicabilis invalescen [?] infirmitas, venerunt non sine fundamento in suspicionem inspirati veneni, Judeorum nonnulli, ideoque capti, et unus eorum ob crimen etiam transvectionis neophytorum in vicinam Turciam, capite plexus. Hic laborantibus deis [?] circa salutem animae, nostris pertinaciter usque ad mortis arenam restitet : post fata dicitur comparuisse filiae suae ab nostris ad fidem conversae totus ignem spirans, incusansque damnationis suae causaam, quod zelo et labori nostro non paruerit

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in April with some unknown foreign doctors and growing stronger IMMEDICABLE [?] weakness, they came not without foundation, inspired by the suspicion of poisoning, Jews and others, and therefore were taken, and one of them are criminals even transvectionis neophyte in neighboring Turkey, beheaded. This suffering gods [?] about the health of the soul, our stubbornly resisted the sand up to his death;, after his death, his daughter, is said to be seen by our men turned to the faith of the whole breathing out fire, caused incusansque for his condemnation, envy, and spake undertaking of mine that does not comply with