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|Note text=These nouns are both accusative, singular, and feminine, but mean different things. 'Devotionem' means ''devotion, piety, zeal'' while 'cognitionem' means ''examination, inquiry''. <lb/>

The sentence reads: 'Alia die infra octavas Sancti Ioannis dum audirem confessionem generalem cuiusdam personae ego accepi magnam quamdam '''devotionem/cognitionem''' circa id quod est facere misericordiam in proximos vivos, ac mortuos' and means ''On another day in the octave of Saint John while I would hear general confession from a some person, I received a certain great zeal concerning that which is to make repentance in the the next living persons and the dead.'' <lb/>

So likely the correct choice is 'devotionem' meaning ''zeal''.
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