"Cure of" vs. "cure from"
What's the difference between the following two?
- God, cure me of this sickness that I have.
- God, cure me from this sickness that I have.
The Oxford English Dictionary says "To heal, restore to health (a sick person of a disease)". It does not mention "cure ... from", and none of its examples show this construction.
My intuition confirms this: if I encountered "cure ... from" I would think it a mistake, or archaic (though the OED seems to show that it did not even occur historically).