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 1    II|     unto the Duke of Burgundy, Charles, it happed we communed of
 2    IV|      in peace. ~In the time of Charles the great, in the year of
 3     V|     and took it.~And then king Charles heard speak of the renown
 4     V|        monks, by the accord of Charles, had impetred and gotten
 5     V|     same town unto the time of Charles, which chased and made them
 6     V|       epistle which he sent to Charles that, this Denis that was
 7     V|        Scotus in an epistle to Charles, lest by the reason of the
 8     V|       brought to Louis, son of Charles le Grand, the books of S.
 9    VI|    that was in the battle with Charles the Great for to fight against
10   VII|       of France, was dead, and Charles his son succeeded him, which
11   VII|     princes of the royal hall, Charles and Pepin. But Charles,
12   VII|         Charles and Pepin. But Charles, leaving the pomp of the
13   VII|       was brought to Ceromane, Charles the monk would have borne
14   VII|        victories was dead, and Charles the Great, his son, succeeded
15   VII|    Rome and sent messengers to Charles the Great and required him
16   VII|  Astolphus his father did. And Charles obeyed to the Pope and assembled
17   VII|       died at Mortaria whereas Charles overcame the Lombards. And
18   VII|    gave to them. And then went Charles to Rome, and the pope assembled
19   VII|   which synod the pope gave to Charles power to choose the pope
20   VII|  flourished Alcuinus master of Charles. And then Pepin, son of
21   VII|         And then Pepin, son of Charles, began to rebel against
22   VII|   sight, and after, he fled to Charles and he remised him in his
23   VII|  Constantinople, and they made Charles emperor, and crowned him
24   VII|    much marvel of this Emperor Charles, for as long as he lived
25   VII|       him.~In the time of this Charles, the office of S. Ambrose
26   VII|      And as Turpin rehearseth, Charles was fair of body, cruel
27   VII|      gifts to Louis the son of Charles, and among all others they
28   VII|      the empire. And Louis and Charles his brethren made a battle
29   VII|      last it was accorded that Charles should reign in France,
30   VII|       Pepin and grandfather of Charles the great, as a doctor recounteth,
31   VII|     Anastasius, and sent it to Charles the Emperor, to the praising
32   VII| lineage, and had to his father Charles, King of Sicily, and to