# Inspector task sheet

Saint Marinus’ stone bed: tracing a healing tradition

## 1. Trace the earliest accessible record

For Saint Marinus’ stone bed: tracing a healing tradition, record author or storyteller, collection date, language, translation, page and exact scope. Distinguish evidence of a story being told from evidence of its events. Note which full documents remain unavailable.

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## 2. Investigate the central question

Trace church inventories, guidebooks and attributed accounts of visitors. Record the first mention of the bed and the first healing claim separately. Compare images and architectural surveys for alterations. Any report of recovery needs its own chronology and relevant evidence; the dossier offers no treatment recommendation.

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## 3. Compare explanations without merging evidence

Compare dated inventories and guidebooks for changing claims. Assess individually documented claims without treating devotion as a medical measurement. Preserve contradictions and unsuccessful searches; proposed work remains unperformed.

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