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 1    IV|         he was sent into exile of Constantius, son of Constantine, and
 2    IV| forty-eight bishops and condemned Constantius as Arian and heretic, and
 3    IV|           heresy. For which thing Constantius was wroth and chased Felix
 4    IV|     beneath at his fundament. And Constantius, son of Constantine, was
 5    IV|      heresy, for which cause this Constantius had great hate against Eusebius,
 6    IV|   subscribed, was burnt. Then was Constantius angry, and delivered Eusebius
 7    IV|        faith of holy Church. Then Constantius exiled Liberius the pope,
 8    IV|          and in breadth. And when Constantius was dead, Julian succeeded
 9     V|         tyrant, he was pursued of Constantius, his step-son, and finished
10   VII|        noble man of dignity named Constantius, which was tofore others
11   VII|         her father died, and then Constantius was enhanced and crowned
12   VII|           After the death of whom Constantius returned to Rome to see
13   VII|  consulate, it was concluded that Constantius, king of Armenia, should
14   VII|          And then soon after died Constantius. And Constantine, after
15   VII|          Costus, the first son of Constantius, wedded the king's daughter
16   VII|      which came of the lineage of Constantius.~