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 1    IV|      followeth the life of S. Appollinaris, and first the interpretation
 2    IV|  interpretation of his name. ~Appollinaris is said of pollens, that
 3    IV|                         Of S. Appollinaris.~Appollinaris was disciple
 4    IV|           Of S. Appollinaris.~Appollinaris was disciple of S. Peter
 5    IV|     and anon he did do arrest Appollinaris and led him to the temple
 6    IV|    out of the city; whom anon Appollinaris rebuked, and constrained
 7    IV|   daughter sick, and did call Appollinaris to heal her. And as soon
 8    IV|      heal her. And as soon as Appollinaris entered into the house his
 9    IV|       thou do to her? To whom Appollinaris said: Be thou not afraid,
10    IV| prætorium that he should make Appollinaris to do sacrifice, or to put
11    IV|    hid himself, and commanded Appollinaris into a straight and hard
12    IV|      son, which was blind, S. Appollinaris made to see. And when the
13    IV|       Ambrose in his preface: Appollinaris, most worthy bishop, was
14   VII|      Lady. March 25, iii. 97.~Appollinaris. July 23, iv. 89.~Arnold =
15   VII|      ii. 219.~—cast out by S. Appollinaris, iv. 91.~—cast out by S.