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 1     I|         of the British Museum has succeeded in identifying the type
 2    II|          And after him in his see succeeded a man of good and holy life,
 3    II|           he said that the temple succeeded tabernacle. And the blessed
 4    IV|       Then after him followed and succeeded a wicked and evil judge,
 5    IV|        spirit. After him Julianus succeeded, which did do set afire
 6    IV|      Constantius was dead, Julian succeeded him, and would please every
 7    IV| Diocletian was dead, and Maximian succeeded to the empire, and was wroth
 8    IV|         of Diocletian, because he succeeded him, and had his daughter
 9    IV|          Decius, the emperor that succeeded to Philip, but under another
10    IV|           and Volusianus his son, succeeded Decius. And after them,Valerianus,
11    IV|     blessed Fabian, and Cornelius succeeded after Fabian which was martyred
12    IV|         fifteen years. And Lucian succeeded Cornelius, and Stephen the
13    IV|   Cornelius, and Stephen the pope succeeded Lucian, and Denys succeeded
14    IV|       succeeded Lucian, and Denys succeeded Stephen, and Sixtus succeeded
15    IV|     succeeded Stephen, and Sixtus succeeded Denys. And this is contained
16    IV|    torments ne eschewed them, but succeeded to the realm of heaven.
17    IV|           expressly that Claudius succeeded Decius, which martyred S.
18    IV|         and S. Hyppolitus, but he succeeded not Decius the emperor,
19    IV|        the chronicles, Volusianus succeeded Decius, and Gallianus succeeded
20    IV|   succeeded Decius, and Gallianus succeeded Volusianus, and Claudius
21    IV|          Volusianus, and Claudius succeeded Gallianus, so it behoveth
22     V|          S. Cyprian.~S. Cornelius succeeded to Fabian in the papacy,
23     V|          And after this, Hirtacus succeeded to the king, and coveted
24    VI|            and Ethereus, his son, succeeded after him in his reign.
25    VI|         was then dead, and Adrian succeeded in the empire, which was
26    VI|          unto that place which he succeeded to S. Peter in the papacy.
27   VII|      tofore him. To this Pelagius succeeded John the Third, and to John,
28   VII|           the king that was slain succeeded his father, and came with
29   VII|           Gregory was dead Sabine succeeded after him, and to him succeeded
30   VII|   succeeded after him, and to him succeeded Boniface the third, and
31   VII|         dead, and Charles his son succeeded him, which was also named
32   VII|          suddenly, and Desiderius succeeded him, about the year of our
33   VII|       Charles the Great, his son, succeeded him in his reign. And in
34   VII|       laudably. And Louis his son succeeded him in the empire, which
35   VII|       first Otto, the second Otto succeeded, and when the Italians had
36   VII|           after in peace. And him succeeded Conrad, a duke of France,
37   VII|       feet.~And after this Henry, succeeded Lothair, in whose time a