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 1     I|          told to S. Denis that a paynim perverted a Christian man
 2    II|         man might harbor Jew, ne paynim, ne tyrant, that should
 3    II|         the Romans, but he was a paynim. Her mother, which was christian,
 4    II|     Anastasia was married unto a paynim named Publius, but she feigned
 5    II|         named Marcial, and was a paynim and would not be converted;
 6    II|       and was king of Idumea and paynim; he took a wife which was
 7    II|      king of France, which was a paynim, might not be converted
 8    II|          the head answered: Of a paynim, and Macarius said to him:
 9    II|         stand upon the tomb of a paynim, and call the devil, and
10   III|  avaricious, and a miscreant and paynim, and for to accomplish his
11   III|     named Eulogius, and he was a paynim, and therefore she would
12   III|     sorrowful that he had been a paynim, and he turned to the church
13   III|   Because thou hast prayed for a paynim, God granteth thee to choose
14   III|        tofore the sepulchre of a paynim stood a fair cross, which
15   III|     sawest it not because I am a paynim that am buried here, and
16   III|    Childeric, how be it he was a paynim, held her in great reverence,
17    IV|         the honour of an emperor paynim which was dead. Then was
18    IV|    people, making solemnity of a paynim, were changed into better,
19    IV|        And there was in prison a paynim named Lucillus, which had
20     V|       him how Victorin was yet a paynim, and deserved to have a
21     V|          his youth when he was a paynim and a philosopher, with
22     V|         toward God, for he was a paynim. And sith he was peaceable
23     V|          he might not understand paynim speech. And he was right
24     V|         Savininus, a right noble paynim. and was twice married.
25     V| Mammertin.~Mammertin was first a paynim and worshipped idols, and
26     V|          buried.~And there was a paynim, a workman that wrought
27    VI|          Edessa no heretic ne no paynim may live therein, ne none
28    VI|          there was a rich man, a paynim, which adored and worshipped
29    VI|         shall no subdue him to a paynim duke. Then unnethe was the
30   VII|          that their father was a paynim, yet were these two children
31   VII|      sithe a commandment that no paynim should not be so hardy as
32   VII|        the christians out of the paynim hands ditched and fortified
33   VII|         Pontius Pilate, that was paynim and judge at that time in