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them to assemble and pray to God for him, above all upon the approach of death He gave orders that after his death a cross should be planted over his grave as a sign that he had wished to die a Christian; also he declared, he would only recognize as his [[direct?]] relatives those who should become Christians like himself.  
them to assemble and pray to God for him, above all upon the approach of death He gave orders that after his death a cross should be planted over his grave as a sign that he had wished to die a Christian; also he declared, he would only recognize as his [[?ne]] relatives those who should become Christians like himself.  
 
It was the custom of these poor orphaned Christians to assemble and pray for one another above all when sickness came or when diverse accidents happened to them.
It was the custom of these poor orphaned Christians to assemble and pray for one another above all when sickness came or when diverse accidents happened to them.
Even those who were not Christians, imitated these good
Even those who were not Christians, imitated these good

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them to assemble and pray to God for him, above all upon the approach of death He gave orders that after his death a cross should be planted over his grave as a sign that he had wished to die a Christian; also he declared, he would only recognize as his ?ne relatives those who should become Christians like himself.

It was the custom of these poor orphaned Christians to assemble and pray for one another above all when sickness came or when diverse accidents happened to them.

Even those who were not Christians, imitated these good