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 1     I|       Who is he then that is so constant that is entered into the
 2   III|         S. Peter seeing S. Mark constant in the faith, he sent him
 3   III|         said of petros, that is constant and firm, and by that be
 4   III|         Lord and therein he was constant and firm, to the end that
 5   III|         S. Peter as a man wise, constant, and religious, which doubted
 6   III|       him, but the holy man was constant and firm in the faith, whereof
 7    IV|        glorious Constantine and Constant his son glorified them to
 8    IV| strength to them, and were more constant against the enemies of Christ'
 9    IV|      her martyrdom she was most constant, and also against the passion
10    IV|      realm of heaven. He was so constant that he set not by the torments;
11     V|       made the blessed apostle, constant in the faith, to be beaten,
12     V|        saints, she was the more constant by the steadfastness of
13     V|     thereby, and she ever abode constant and immovable. And then
14     V|       and after, he seeing them constant in the faith, commanded
15     V|        saw that the saints were constant and firm in the acknowledging
16    VI|         and yet always he abode constant and unmovable. And then
17    VI|     whom our Lord said: Be thou constant, for my grace shall keep
18    VI|    children, and to be firm and constant against the persecutions.
19    VI|      was hasty for to obey, and constant to suffer, that by patience
20    VI|      this holy man was firm and constant in his holy purpose, which
21   VII|    comforted them and made them constant to martyrdom, and informed
22   VII|      travailous battle; be thou constant, for I am with thee.~And
23   VII|       for a mortal. And she was constant and firm in the faith, and
24   VII|     constancy, for she was most constant against the threatenings
25   VII|      think it. Thirdly, she was constant in the torments that were
26   VII|       to her. Fourthly, she was constant in cleanness of chastity,
27   VII|     that always he was firm and constant in the law of God, they
28   VII|          Polycarp be strong and constant. That voice was heard of
29   VII|      faith of Tiburtius and his constant courage he began to weep
30   VII|         they were steadfast and constant in the faith, which Fabian,
31   VII|     Fabian, when he saw them so constant, he went and told it to
32   VII|         ever been steadfast and constant in all good operations or