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For the discussion of the question it is important to remark that Archbishop John of Jenzenstein in his above-mentioned indictment (art. 26) calls John of Nepomuk "martyr sanctus", and that, in the biography of John of Jenzenstein by his chaplain, John of Nepomuk is described as "gloriosum Christi martyrem miraculisque coruscum".
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent 1840-1916 1913
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Noun - a small rectangular object positioned somewhere on the abdomen, especially so as to be able to be supported or moved over surfaces, such as hair, worn by an animal or person.
September 23, 2023