- from Duchesne (1892:301)
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161 PASCHA II (1099-1118)
PASCHALIS, who was formerly also called Ranierius, a native of the province of Flamrain, in the country of Bled, from his father
Crescentius, son of Alfatia, sat for 18 years, 5 days
... The wonders (prodigies) of these times.
At Mamistra an earthquake overthrew all the walls and houses;
A greater part of the people is involved in the fall than when a soldier tries to flee
hurrying to Antioch, he was suddenly swallowed up by a gap in the earth with his horse, and was buried before he died.
In the same place, the ox was intercepted by another gap in the earth, while the lower part of the body flowed,
and the upper part of the horn was stuck.
Rome, Lateran, in the Basilica of the Savior, the lightning struck the sacred tower, the partern of the summit and the bronze cock of Versailles
he also threw down the bells, and by shaking the corner of the same basilica completely collapsed the tomb of the pope that was below. I will eat
of St. Paul from Iribunal, a fire touched from heaven, so that the lead of the roof was blown and the pipes burned visibly;
surely the whole would burn, unless the water and the water of the apostles confluenles the people of the city; show the evidence of the beam.
Beneventi's two-headed calf was born without feet. At Rome, in the portico of Galla, I also saw that prodigy, the Glorious Name
and that the young man Bonumfilius, a most daring young man, who was then carrying a sword and a spear,
took him with his right arm, and took him up.
"Are you," said he, "that wicked man who killed my husband?"
Those who wanted revenge on their mother: "Why, she said, did he kill my husband?" Thus he remained gloriously glorious as a punishment.
In the 17th year of the pontificate of P. Pope II, in the tenth year of peace, in the first month, on the 31st day of the month,
the day of the passing of the Lord, wrath went up from the earth out of the hand of his cup. ...
