And often at supper he repeated, "Et multipicata sunt mala in terris."

He himself made this epitaph, and had it placed on his Magdalen's

tomb:--

"Dormio cum sanctis hic Magdaleni Lutheri

Filia, et hoc strato tecta quiesco meo,

Filia mortis eram peccati semine nata,

Sanguine sed vivo, Christe, redempta tuo."[13]

[Footnote 13: A friend has translated it thus:--

I, Luther's daughter Magdalen,

Here slumber with the blest;

Upon this bed I lay my head,

And take my quiet rest.

I was a child of death on earth,

In sin my life was given;

But on the tree Christ died for me,

And now I live in heaven.]

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