Iam miseri illius membra omnia aromatis perspersa, iam os ipsius unguine odoro delibutum, iam eum pollinctum, iam <igni> paene paratum contemplatus [enim], diligentissime quibusdam signis animadversis, etiam atque etiam pertrectavit corpus hominis et invenit in illo vitam latentem.
For after surveying all the poor mans body when it was already sprinkled with perfumes, his face already daubed with fragrant ointment, his body already washed, already all but prepared for the flames, and after carefully observing certain signs, he ran his hands several times over the mans body and found hidden life in it.
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