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 1   III|       followeth the Life of S. Blase, and first of his name.~
 2   III|         and first of his name.~Blase is as much to say as glosing,
 3   III|        and of conversation.~S. Blase was so sweet, holy and humble
 4   III|       to christian men that S. Blase sought and would dwell in
 5   III|      the desert place where S. Blase was, where they found great
 6   III| president calleth thee. And S. Blase answered: My sons, ye be
 7   III|     make her son whole. And S. Blase put his hand upon him and
 8   III|        she humbly prayed to S. Blase that she might have again
 9   III|        to him: Be thou joyful, Blase, the friend of God. S. Blase
10   III|   Blase, the friend of God. S. Blase answered to him: Be thou
11   III|     wroth, and made to beat S. Blase with staves, and after to
12   III|        in prison. Then said S. Blase: O mad man, weenest thou
13   III|        good widow, which by S. Blase had recovered her swine,
14   III|      candle, she brought to S. Blase, and he thanked God and
15   III|        this the prince made S. Blase to be brought before him,
16   III| worshipped our gods or not? S. Blase answered: Right cruel man
17   III|        there safe. And then S. Blase said to him, If your gods
18   III|    from heaven, and said to S. Blase: Blase go out of this water
19   III|  heaven, and said to S. Blase: Blase go out of this water and
20   III|     adore our gods. To whom S. Blase said: Poor caitiff, know
21   III|     smite off his head, and S. Blase prayed to our Lord tofore
22   VII|     Bernard, August 20, v. 12.~Blase. February 3, iii. 27.~*Brandon.
23   VII|  Francis, v. 227. ~----feed S. Blase, iii. 27.~----that were
24   VII|     217.~Swine recovered by S. Blase, iii. 28.~Sybil prophesied