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of the text's magna affectu, which would mean something like "great in feeling," which would
272 SAINT A UG USTINE - SERMONS obvious sense, the answer to the question. It could perhaps be regarded as a marginal gloss on the immediately preceding account of bread-making, which a copyist then inserted in the wrong place.
8. Where the bishop's throne was. 9. Reading magna effectu (which I have "double translated" as "meaning and effect"), instead of the text's magna affectu, which would mean something like "great in feeling," which would hardly be to the point.