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Line: 129 
10. De Serra.
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Line: 130    Est et animal in mari, quod dicitur serra, spinas habens prope se
Line: 131    longiores; et cum viderit naves velificantes enatat ad eas erigensque
Line: 132    pennas et caudam velificat sicut navis et contendit econtra. Cum
Line: 133    diu fecerit talia, pennas ad se revocat, quia et lassitudine et unda
Line: 134    revocatur in pristinum locum. Mare significat hunc mundum. Naves
Line: 135    sunt prophete et apostoli, qui transierunt hunc mundum et vicerunt
Line: 136    adversarias potestas (l. potestates?) aeris (l. aevi) hujus. Serra vero,
Line: 137    que non potuit perseverare cum navibus, significat eos, qui temporaliter
Line: 138    profitentur abstinentiam, sed non perseverant usque in
Line: 139    finem ...



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