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|Note text=This variant significantly changes the meaning of the phrase. 'Vana' means ''empty, false'' while 'caetera' means ''the others''. 'Vana' makes more sense in the context. <lb/>
The phrase 'sine tactibus enim divinis vana verba omnia verba viderentur' means ''For without sacred touches, all the words seemed false''.
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