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 1    II|       come tofore a judge named Paschasius, which was a miscreant and
 2    II|         the law of the Emperor, Paschasius blamed her, and admonested
 3    II|    offering as it pleaseth him. Paschasius said: Thou mightest say
 4    II|    please our Lord Jesu Christ. Paschasius said: Thou hast dispended
 5    II|    never agreed ne suffered it. Paschasius said: Who be they that corrupt
 6    II| spiritual that endure for ever. Paschasius said: These words that thou
 7    II|      God may not end ne finish. Paschasius said: How then! art thou
 8    II|     Holy Ghost speaketh in you. Paschasius said: And therefore the
 9    II|         Ghost dwelleth in them. Paschasius said: I shall do bring thee
10    II|     Jesu Christ. Then commanded Paschasius that the ribalds of the
11    II|         without moving. Whereof Paschasius was all anguishous and angry,
12    II|        for all enchantery. Then Paschasius did do yoke for her oxen
13    II|        her from the place. Then Paschasius demanded her for what reason
14    II|        of Rome came for to take Paschasius and bring him to Rome, because
15    VI|        appeareth by ensample of Paschasius, of whom Gregory telleth
16    VI|      unto one of them, and this Paschasius always by error suflered
17    VI|        for his health, he found Paschasius deacon there and served.