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"Penitenziagite"?
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I didn't say that.
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You said "penitenziagite".
I heard you.
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Noble brother, "magnifico"!
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I don't have a good rhetoric.
But men must do "penitence".
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I'm a monk. Saint Benedict!
Saint Benedict!
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Salvatore, come here.
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Master, what language was
he speaking?
:28:51
All languages and none.
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And what was the word you
both kept mentioning?
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"Penitenziagite"?
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- What does it mean?
- That the hunchback, undoubtedly...
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was once a heretic.
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"Penitenziagite" was the rallying
cry of Dolcinites.
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Dolcinites? Who were they?
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Those who believed
in the poverty of Christ.
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So do we, Franciscans.
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But they also declared that
everyone must be poor.
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So they slaughtered the rich.
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You see, Adso...
:29:30
the step between ecstatic vision
and sinful frenzy...
:29:35
is all too brief.
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So, could he not have killed
the translator?
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No. Fat bishops and wealthy priests...
:29:46
were more to the taste
of the Dolcinites...
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not a specialist of Aristotle.
:29:52
But yes, you're right.
We must keep an open mind.