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 1   III|       all, whereof the Jews and Saracens began to sing and worship
 2   III|     quarrels and defence of the Saracens, they saw appertly S. George
 3   III|         by the sea in a ship of Saracens towards Alexandria; and
 4   III|         of the sea. And all the Saracens that were therein fell in
 5   III|      the other. Then one of the Saracens made his avow to S. Mark
 6   III|        assembled with them many Saracens and came to the lodge of
 7    IV|       and the Saromates and the Saracens, and moreover all manner
 8    IV|         was taken in the sea of Saracens, and led ofttimes to fairs
 9    IV|    countries and castles of the Saracens, and came home into his
10    IV|         was in the hands of the Saracens in great captivity, and
11     V|         hundred and thirty-one, Saracens assailed Sicily, and destroyed
12     V|         this isle. And when the Saracens had departed and thrown
13    VI|     hath been sith taken of the Saracens and touched in such wise,
14    VI|         that so many archers of Saracens as they had been hills of '
15    VI|         castles and cities. The Saracens ran as wood men till they
16    VI|        of Assisi. And the felon Saracens, that be full of all cruelty
17    VI|       only in our Lord, for the Saracens shall never do you harm.
18    VI|         you harm. Anon then the Saracens had so great dread and fear,
19   VII| Ishmaelites, that is to say the Saracens, in this manner as it is
20   VII|       thus deceived Mahomet the Saracens, which with his adherents
21   VII|      the custom of the Jews the Saracens be circumcised, and eat
22   VII|  governor of a great company of Saracens and Jews and supposed that
23   VII|    virgin, and that believe the Saracens.~And the said Sergius taught
24   VII|      thereof cometh it that the Saracens hold the Friday in great
25   VII|         monk, he would that the Saracens should use the habit of
26   VII|        south, and so do yet the Saracens. And Mahomet published to
27   VII|     many of Moses laws. For the Saracens wash them oft, and specially
28   VII|        his wife which thing the Saracens keep for a law to this day.
29   VII|         shall be saved. And the Saracens, enveloped in darkness,
30   VII|      was Jerusalem taken of the Saracens, and after was recovered
31   VII|   virtue, and he converted many Saracens to the faith. After this,
32   VII|      Germain, iii. 209.~Assisi, Saracens at, vi. 167-8.~Attila and
33   VII|  Sacraros or Goat-man, ii. 206.~Saracens at Assisi, vi 167.~---quelled