To Wear the White Cloak: a Catherine Levendeur Mystery
“5 kalends June (May 28), 1147; 30 Sivan 4907. Rogation day, Vigil of the Ascension and feast of Saint Germanus, protector of the poor and runaway queens, founder of the monastery of Saint Germain des Pres.
… ideo rationem singulis datum esse, ut inter verum et falsum ea prima judice discernatur. Nisi enim ratio iudex universalis esse deberet, frustra singulis data esset.
Reason has been given to each person so that they may discern true from false with it as the main judge. If reason were n...ot meant to be the universal judge, there would be no point in each person being given it.
—Adelard of Bath Questiones Naturales The door opened on the amazing sight of the proud guards marching up to the house, each followed by a pair of men, hands tied together, on a lead.
“Papa!” Clemence cried again as she ran to put her arms around one of the men.
“Clemence!” the man gasped. “What are you doing here? Where are your clothes?”
“Papa, Papa, I thought you were dead!” she cried over and over.MoreLess
… ideo rationem singulis datum esse, ut inter verum et falsum ea prima judice discernatur. Nisi enim ratio iudex universalis esse deberet, frustra singulis data esset.
Reason has been given to each person so that they may discern true from false with it as the main judge. If reason were n...ot meant to be the universal judge, there would be no point in each person being given it.
—Adelard of Bath Questiones Naturales The door opened on the amazing sight of the proud guards marching up to the house, each followed by a pair of men, hands tied together, on a lead.
“Papa!” Clemence cried again as she ran to put her arms around one of the men.
“Clemence!” the man gasped. “What are you doing here? Where are your clothes?”
“Papa, Papa, I thought you were dead!” she cried over and over.MoreLess
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