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 1     V|   this, in the time that king Pepin reigned, it was transported
 2     V|       of Metz, nephew of king Pepin, transported the same body
 3     V|   again by the commandment of Pepin to his first see, and there
 4     V|       began to blame strongly Pepin, for a common woman that
 5     V|     which reigned long tofore Pepin, began to have from his
 6   VII|  received the faith, and then Pepin, the greatest prince of
 7   VII|       royal hall, Charles and Pepin. But Charles, leaving the
 8   VII|      a monk of Cassinense and Pepin governed much nobly and
 9   VII|      king was not profitable, Pepin came unto the Pope and asked
10   VII|    with this answer, and made Pepin king, and closed Childeric
11   VII|      required aid and help of Pepin the king of France against
12   VII| himself into France. And then Pepin assembled a much great host,
13   VII|     more torment it. But when Pepin was departed he did nothing
14   VII|      reigned long time tofore Pepin, began from his childhood
15   VII|       of shaving.~At the last Pepin after many victories was
16   VII|      at Rome, that is to wit, Pepin, King of Italy, and Louis,
17   VII|   master of Charles. And then Pepin, son of Charles, began to
18   VII|       S. Arnold was father of Pepin and grandfather of Charles
19   VII|       the Lombards, vii. 106.~Pepin, king of France, vii. 119.~