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 1   2, 1 |      a Lady dressed all in white, more brilliant than the
 2   2, 1 |    of light. The tunic was white. The veil, white and edged
 3   2, 1 | tunic was white. The veil, white and edged with gold, covered
 4 Hell, 2|    it. A Bishop dressed in White (we had the impression that
 5   1, 2 |    of “a Bishop dressed in white” as a symbol of several
 6   1, 4 | spectators noticed a small white cloud that hovered over
 7   1, 4 | two other girls dressed in white carry one of them, and let
 8   1, 6 |  The Virgin was dressed in white with a blue mantle. Saint
 9   1, 6 | Joseph was also dressed in white, and the Child Jesus in
10   4, 4 |  of the “Bishop dressed in white” of whom the text speaks.