To Florus · §3.147 · Julian of Eclanum

To Florus 3.147

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Because their bodies are mortal, they also encounter the hardships of illness, the suffering of pain, and the dangers of disease. We therefore acknowledge Christ’s medicine as necessary not only to infants, whom he also made, but to the nature of all mortals.

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Pro condicione mortalis corporis incurrunt et aegritudinum aerumnas et dolorum poenas et pericula morborum. Non solum ergo parvulis necessariam Christi, a quo et facti sunt, medicinam fatemur, sed etiam omnium mortalium naturae.