[as/in the way that] the external act denotes our [act], and that it is known by habit, that God instigates the good and derives the evil from him, that it is of the soul with what is in them, but it is a sign that our turns are for the faithful [and] it behooves faith to be taken from the sacraments, that the knowledge of the blessed is above faith, form, and the rest.

The first book of the Disputations against the astrologers by Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, Count of Concordia.

before the world, and by Mars, and by their work it is known, and by hours and days.

With the fact that he does the works that he does with the sons in his works, he sings of my king.
A promise regarding the thing performed, made to our [people], is bound to the forum, and the faith of the blessed shows that [it is] to the world a second time.
He judged by an oracle, the baptized.

In these days and in the mystery it shall be held, and so forth, with the fact that the magi see the vigils [according to] what they wish...

Item, if he has done all things that he owes, he still calls you lord, and to everyone standing [there],
what he has done, all things, and so forth, he calls [it] virtue,
[if] it has been and [if] he has had [it] very little,
it seems in these places he warns that it has been done.

It is necessary for the world to come to pass what is good and true, as much as then to his own, what [is]
the mind of God and some order, for the sake of which we ought to hope.

The inquiry proves by three reasons that the body of Mary [was] taken up [with] body and soul.

Note: you see Mary by twelve aureolas, which [is] because of the twelve,
that [is], the twelve apostles, the twelve patriarchs, and [in] few [words] ... and it follows.
And per second, that which [is] or prohibits her, and it must have been this that
then [is] to be evident and the terms of the promise. Item, God can [do] toward...
He gave the body to his... which to others he bestows. Now the blessed [lady] says
and of Christ the Lord, here [it is] especially [that they] assist [those] suffering for
love of her son, for the mother as he himself...
twenty... by spiritual reason and all the rest and the sign of Venus which...

Item, the sister, the loss without me, but to have heard my [word], that is to say
by me indeed, to whom he gave [the things] prepared with justice/equity.

By the gift of Henricus de Gravia, of Theodorus Phrearai,
Faltoburgi

Missa by [the] Lord Jesus Christ of God.
From the council of Newcastle, Sardinia, pre-appointed.