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Did you know... that according to his hagiography, Saint Severus of Naples temporarily brought a man back from death in order to testify on the size of his debt and save his widow from slavery?
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Why? It's only noticeable to people who have seen the show, and even then it's appropriate. I swear, people on here seem to want to make this place as serious as a mausoleum.DevinOfGreatness (talk) 15:23, 25 November 2008 (UTC)Reply
