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 1    II|          beginneth the Life of S. Eugenia. ~Eugenia, the noble virgin,
 2    II|          the Life of S. Eugenia. ~Eugenia, the noble virgin, which
 3    II|   governed all the land of Egypt. Eugenia issued privily out of her
 4    II|         which was her own father. Eugenia was put in prison for to
 5    II|          that had falsely accused Eugenia was burnt with fire of hell
 6    II|    converted, and many virgins by Eugenia, which Eugenia was much
 7    II|         virgins by Eugenia, which Eugenia was much tormented in divers
 8     V|         Prothus and Jacinctus and Eugenia, and first of their names.~
 9     V|           as a precious Jacincte. Eugenia is said of eu, which is
10     V|       that is to engender, and so Eugenia is as much to say as well
11     V|          study of philosophy with Eugenia, daughter of Philip, of
12     V|         Sergius, and his daughter Eugenia. And Eugenia was perfect
13     V|         his daughter Eugenia. And Eugenia was perfect in all the liberal
14     V| perfection of those sciences. And Eugenia, in the fifteenth year of
15     V|   confused and put away. And when Eugenia was gone to him, and had
16     V|           named Melancia, whom S. Eugenia anointed with oil and delivered
17     V|           said lady supposed that Eugenia had been a man, and visited
18     V|       exhorted her to do sin. And Eugenia had great horror and abomination
19     V|         coveted, she doubted that Eugenia should discover her felony,
20     V|           began first to cry that Eugenia would there have enforced
21     V|     multitude of people, and made Eugenia to be brought with the other
22     V|        the provost, which said to Eugenia: Say to me, thou right cursed
23     V|      against their will? And then Eugenia, which had the head inclined
24     V|         her lady, opposed against Eugenia, and said that he would
25     V|     witnessed that it was so. And Eugenia said: The time is passed
26     V|          be my brethren, and I am Eugenia, thy daughter, and these
27     V|        joy. And then they clothed Eugenia with clothes of gold and
28     V|           and all her meiny. Then Eugenia converted to the faith her
29     V|        Claudia, with her sons and Eugenia, returned to Rome, and there
30     V|        stone bound to the neck of Eugenia, and she was thrown into
31   VII|    Eufemia. September 16, v. 143.~Eugenia. December 25, ii. 151 and
32   VII|   provided, iii. 90.~Melancia and Eugenia, tale of, v. 122.~Mellitus,