John Trapp on Mark 5:26-27
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Mark5:26-27
Verse 26. And had spent all that she had] Physitians are manyPlaut. of them crumenimulgae, & fordida poscinummia. They call their drugs [non-Latin text not transcribed], gifts: yet we pay dear for them. Jurisconsultorum idem status & Medicorum: Damna quibus licito sunt aliena lucro. Hi morbos aegrorum, agrorum litibus illiOwen. [illegible: 1 word]. Dant patienter opem, dum potiantur opum. Howbeit their greedy desire of money seldome prospereth with them. Dicis te medicum, nos te plus esse fatemur:Mendico sc. Ibid. Una tibi plus est littera quam medico.
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