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 1      I,  IV |    Boulogne, and Peter, a hermit celebrated for his prudence and sagacity.
 2      I,  IV |   nations and individuals became celebrated accordingly. The kings of
 3      I,  V  |          fixed that it should be celebrated at each revolution of one
 4      I,  VI |      regulations, deserves to be celebrated above any principality of
 5     IV,  II |    father’s, and one of the most celebrated of all who had served under
 6     VI,  V  |    consecrated, and his marriage celebrated with the empress, who had
 7    VII,  II |        natural daughter, was now celebrated. The duke then arranged
 8    VII,  II |          took part with the most celebrated cavaliers of Italy. Among
 9    VII,  VI | endeavored to show that the most celebrated men had been produced in
10   VIII,  I  |       moment when the priest who celebrated high mass should partake
11   VIII,  VII|         or even in Italy, one so celebrated for wisdom, or for whose