Perfundit fluvio pastus Baptista locustis silvarumque favis et amictus veste cameli; tinxerat et Christum, sed Spiritus aethere missus testatur tinctum qui tinctis crimina donet.
The Baptist, who fed on locusts and on honey from the woods and clothed himself in camels hair, bathes his followers in the stream. He baptised Christ too, when suddenly the Spirit sent from heaven bears witness that it is He who forgives sin to the baptised who has himself been baptised.
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