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 1   III|            beginneth the Life of S. Seconde, Knight.~S. Seconde was
 2   III|           of S. Seconde, Knight.~S. Seconde was a noble and valiant
 3   III|         ennobled. And this holy man Seconde was informed in the faith
 4   III|            him to sacrifice, and S. Seconde much desiring to see S.
 5   III|        white dove descended upon S. Seconde's head, to whom Saprice
 6   III|             whom Saprice said: See, Seconde, how our gods love thee,
 7   III|             the river of Tanaro, S. Seconde saw the angel of God going
 8   III|            flood and saying to him: Seconde, see that thou hast firm
 9   III|          Then Saprice said: Brother Seconde, I hear the gods speaking
10   III|           speaking to thee, to whom Seconde said: Let us walk unto the
11   III|          same angel aforesaid said: Seconde believest thou in God or
12   III| peradventure thou doubtest? To whom Seconde said: I believe verily the
13   III|            What is that I hear? and Seconde said nothing. When they
14   III|           of prison and appeared to Seconde, saying: Seconde, enter
15   III|        appeared to Seconde, saying: Seconde, enter into the way of truth
16   III|            were in a dream? To whom Seconde said: It may be well to
17   III|          and a comfort. After this, Seconde went to Milan, and the angel
18   III|          prison, out of the city to Seconde, and of them he received
19   III|             Faustin delivered it to Seconde for to bear it to Marcian.
20   III|            bear it to Marcian. Then Seconde returned when it was night,
21   III|       prison where Marcian was. And Seconde delivered to Marcian the
22   III|           commandment of the angel, Seconde went out of prison and went
23   III|            so it was done. And then Seconde took his body and buried
24   III|        heard thereof he did do call Seconde to him and said: By this
25   III|            a christian man. To whom Seconde said: Verily I knowledge
26   III|          die an evil death? To whom Seconde said: That death is more
27   III|           thee than to me; and when Seconde would not sacrifice to the
28   III|             to him and said: Arise, Seconde, and follow me and I shall
29   III|          Saviour with him. And when Seconde saw him he fell down at
30   III|         said to him: Be not afeard, Seconde, for I am thy Lord God that
31   III|            shut, but they found not Seconde. Then Saprice went from
32   III|           and they said to him that Seconde was with him, and anon he
33   III|         upon them sentence, that S. Seconde should be beheaded in the
34   III|           be punished. When then S. Seconde was beheaded, the angels
35   VII|     Sebastian. January 20, ii. 232.~Seconde. March 31, iii. 102.~Sennen.