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 1   III|       beginneth the Life of S. Valentine, and first the interpretation
 2   III|    interpretation of his name.~Valentine is as much to say as containing
 3   III| perseverant in great holiness. Valentine is said also as a valiant
 4   III|     much puissantly. And so S. Valentine withdrew him not from his
 5   III|                          Of S. Valentine the Martyr.~S. Valentine,
 6   III|       Valentine the Martyr.~S. Valentine, friend of our Lord and
 7   III|    which I have heard of thee, Valentine? Why wilt thou not abide
 8   III|     opinion of thy creance? S. Valentine answered him: If thou hadst
 9   III|      very God. Then said to S. Valentine a prince which was of the
10   III|        their holy life? And S. Valentine answered: I say none other
11   III|     thou not the truth? And S. Valentine said: Certainly Jesu Christ
12   III|    changed his courage, and S. Valentine was delivered in the keeping
13   III|        of the provost.~When S. Valentine was brought in an house
14   III|   shall believe in thy God. S. Valentine anon put him in prayers,
15   III|       smite off the head of S. Valentine, the year of our Lord two
16   III|         Then let us pray to S. Valentine that he get us pardon of
17     V|     Savina that was wife of S. Valentine, knight, which was beheaded
18    VI| Miracle.~There was a man named Valentine Despole, which had a horrible
19    VI|   December. A noble man called Valentine buried the bodies of these
20   VII|  called Marcian and that other Valentine, the which had deceived
21   VII|    Ursula. October 21, vi. 62.~Valentine. February 14, iii. 43.~Vedaste.
22   VII|  Thomas of Canterbury, iv. 56.~Valentine despole, vi. 191.~Valentinian