Catena Aurea on Mark 11:19–26: Augustine of Hippo

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CommentAugustine of HippoPublic domainMark 11:19–26

The meaning is not that it dried up at the time, when they saw it, but immediately after the word of the Lord; for they saw it, not beginning to dry up, but completely dried up; and they thus understood that it had withered immediately after our Lord spoke.

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Also cites: de Con. Evan, ii, 68

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