1461. Then I saw him. His face was black, and he was cruelly bleeding above the region of the shoulders and downward. He was pitiable, his black face looking upward to the Lord, but there was no help at that time.
1461. I then saw him. His face was black, and he was cruelly sprinkled with blood above and below the region of the shoulders. He was miserable. With his black face he looked upward to the Lord, but there was then no help.
1461. Postea visus erat, qui facie erat nigra, et sanguine supra regionem scapularum et infra crudeliter sparsus, miserabilis, facie sua nigra spectabat sursus ad Dominum, sed non auxilium tunc.