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1001   VII|         his servants were sick the king commanded for to take them
1002   VII|          In that time was with the king a man which was secretly
1003   VII|           the noble princes of the king. And as he went on a time
1004   VII|            a time to hunt with the king, he found a poor man lying
1005   VII|        great and gracious with the king, and accused him to the
1006   VII|             and accused him to the king and said that he was not
1007   VII|         shall answer. And when the King had done all like as they
1008   VII|            much the counsel of the king, and remembered him of the
1009   VII|          as he might. And when the king heard him say so, he supposed
1010   VII|           and apperceived that the king had taken his words in evil,
1011   VII|            thou for truth that the king feareth that thou wilt assail
1012   VII|          monk, and go early to the king. When he shall demand thee
1013   VII|        thou shalt answer: My lord, king, I am ready to follow thee;
1014   VII|        done and said by order, the king was abashed, and reproved
1015   VII|         before.~And after this the king's son, that was nourished
1016   VII|          And on a time thus as the king's son went, he met a mesel
1017   VII|           what was done about this king's son, and took the habit
1018   VII|           greatest governor of the king's son, and said to him:
1019   VII|          therefore bring me to the king's son and I shall deliver
1020   VII|         right great honours of the king's son. To whom Barlaam said:
1021   VII|          but I understand that the king's son is chaste, and hath
1022   VII|          thing appertaineth to the king's son, and therefore bring
1023   VII|           he anon told this to the king's son, and brought him anon
1024   VII|        hast done like unto a noble king, which when he rode in his
1025   VII|            to his brother, how the king had done things against
1026   VII|      reproved him thereof. And the king had such a custom that when
1027   VII|            delivered to death, the king should send his crier with
1028   VII|            the trump, and when the king's brother heard this, he
1029   VII|           wife and children to the king's palace, and the king made
1030   VII|         the king's palace, and the king made him come tofore him,
1031   VII|           gems. And after this the king did do call his great barons,
1032   VII|            most of value. Then the king commanded that they should
1033   VII|        issued out of them. And the king said: They be like them
1034   VII|        sweet odour. And after, the king said: These be semblable
1035   VII|            done to me like as that king did, for thou hast well
1036   VII|            was summoned tofore the king. Then he ran to his first
1037   VII|        gladly with thee tofore the king, for to see what shall be
1038   VII|         thee, and I shall pray the king for thee. The first friend
1039   VII|           had perfectly taught the king's son, and he would leave
1040   VII|          then Barlaam baptized the king's son and informed him well
1041   VII|            little while after, the king heard say that his son was
1042   VII|         recomforting him said: Sir King, I know right well an old
1043   VII|        return to you. And then the king went into desert as it were
1044   VII|        taken Barlaam. And when the king's son heard that Barlaam
1045   VII|            it was not he. Then the king went to his son and said
1046   VII|            as a serpent. ~Then the king departed from him in great
1047   VII|         son. And he counselled the king that he should give him
1048   VII|       words. The day following the king came to his son and began
1049   VII|           this pleased well to the king and to Josaphat, and when
1050   VII|           be not so hardy to put a king's son in error. And when
1051   VII|            peril of death. For the king had said to him, tofore
1052   VII|            deceived the son of the king, and he said: I am Barlaam
1053   VII|     Barlaam which have not put the king's son in any error, but
1054   VII|           Venus, and Jupiter to be king of the other gods because
1055   VII|          the son of the right high king that descended from heaven
1056   VII|       enemy of truth. And then the king was full of woodness, and
1057   VII|          deceive him. And when the king's son was come to his chamber
1058   VII|         this thing, he came to the king and said that he should
1059   VII|       believe in his gods. And the king said to him: If thou do
1060   VII|         said yet more:~There was a king which had with great pain
1061   VII|         ten years were passed, the king commanded that his son should
1062   VII|           of such things, then the king made to be brought tofore
1063   VII|           the master squire of the king said, japing, that they
1064   VII|         that deceive men. Then the king demanded him what he liefest
1065   VII|        always to lechery. Then the king put out all his ministers,
1066   VII|            And after this that the king saw that the devil had done
1067   VII|            to him a fair maiden, a king's daughter, which was fatherless.
1068   VII|    Theodosius came to him with the king and had hoped that he should
1069   VII|            holy life. And then the king was all despaired and by
1070   VII|            Josaphat oft warned the king Barachius that he would
1071   VII|           of Barlaam. And when the king Barachius heard of this
1072   VII|          were in Germany, Agilmud, king of the Lombards, found seven
1073   VII|         common woman. And when the king had found them by case of
1074   VII|        with his hand, and when the king saw that he was abashed,
1075   VII|        that after the death of the king of the Lombards he should
1076   VII|         Lombards he should be made king of them. About that same
1077   VII|        cross.~After this reigned a king upon the Lombards which
1078   VII|        which had a battle with the king of the Gebidains, and destroyed
1079   VII|          their host and slew their king, wherefore the son of the
1080   VII|           wherefore the son of the king that was slain succeeded
1081   VII|           cup of the skull of that king and closed it in fine gold
1082   VII|     surmounted them and slew their king and made peace in all Italy,
1083   VII|         last they took it. And the king Alboin had sworn that he
1084   VII|            with Rome. And when the king Alboin came to Verona and
1085   VII|            make of the head of the king, and did drink thereof,
1086   VII|        disdain and hate toward the king. And the king had a duke
1087   VII|           toward the king. And the king had a duke which held and
1088   VII|      should come she took away the king's arms, and bound fast his
1089   VII|           bed's head, and when the king was asleep in his bed, the
1090   VII|          the chamber, and when the king felt him he sprang up and
1091   VII|        well armed prevailed on the king and slew him and took all
1092   VII|           this the Lombards made a king named Adalaoth which was
1093   VII|            of Turin, and after was king of the Lombards. And he
1094   VII|         forasmuch as Childeric the king was not profitable, Pepin
1095   VII|       counsel whether he should be king that had but only the name
1096   VII|           but only the name of the king, or he that governed the
1097   VII|            to have the name of the king that governed well the realm.
1098   VII|        this answer, and made Pepin king, and closed Childeric in
1099   VII|           And then when Astolphus, king of the Lombards, had despoiled
1100   VII|          aid and help of Pepin the king of France against the Lombards,
1101   VII|            Italy, and besieged the King Astolphus, and vanquished
1102   VII|           and fifty-six.~Dagobert, king of France, as it is contained
1103   VII|            after, when he was made king, he loved and honoured him
1104   VII|          body and did penance. The King Clodoveus of France uncovered
1105   VII|          seven hundred, Rachortus, King of Frisia, should have been
1106   VII|           help against Desiderius, king of the Lombards, which tormented
1107   VII|           that time they had never king, but such as the emperors
1108   VII|             that is to wit, Pepin, King of Italy, and Louis, King
1109   VII|          King of Italy, and Louis, King of Aquitaine or Guienne;
1110   VII|          as Sigebert saith, Robert king of France made the sequence
1111   VII|       procurour. ~In that time the king of Bulgaria was converted
1112   VII|        that he made his oldest son king, and he himself took the
1113   VII|       ordained his other son to be king, and reprised his habit
1114   VII|        sister named Ghisela to the king of Hungary in marriage.
1115   VII|            marriage. And that same king and all his people she converted
1116   VII|    converted to the faith, and the king was named Stephen, which
1117   VII|            dreading the ire of the king, and there hid them in a
1118   VII|            letters sealed with the king's seal, and without breaking
1119   VII|           letters, sealed with the king's seal, and that they were
1120   VII|         and make him to be crowned King of Almain at Aix-la-Chapelle.
1121   VII|         sent messengers to Philip, King of France, for to assail
1122   VII|         Elisabeth, daughter of the King of Hungary, which was wife
1123   VII|        hath given you.~There was a king, a Saracen, named Basilike
1124   VII|         his thigh, and the heathen king took it up, and when he
1125   VII|           to the Emperor Julian: O king out of thy wit and wood,
1126   VII|        thee. I shall raise another king that shall reny the crucifix,
1127   VII|            In the time of Dagobert king of France, so as he was
1128   VII|         fire took the house of the king, and so much it grew that
1129   VII|            reign of Minim that was king of Assyria, unto the time
1130   VII|           the noble Clovis reigned king in France, which by the
1131   VII|          that as a sergeant of the king's had taken and led with
1132   VII|         the Life of S. Morant.~The king Theodoric commanded to S.
1133   VII|       called the place Bruell.~The king Theodoric that well wist
1134   VII|            that he should obey the king, for thereto he was holden,
1135   VII|    followeth the Life of S. Louis, King of France.~S. Louis, sometime
1136   VII|          Louis, sometime the noble king of France, had to his father
1137   VII|        France, had to his father a king right christian, named Louis.
1138   VII|           sometime daughter to the king of Castile, and as she that
1139   VII|           gave and betook the same king, champion, or defensor of
1140   VII|    marvellous. And as the debonair king might have escaped by the
1141   VII|         Aurora, the ship where the king was in, hurted and smote
1142   VII|          said ship, found the holy king devoutly praying before
1143   VII|           and prayers of this holy king, had saved them from the
1144   VII|          said debonair and meedful king. Not long after, a young
1145   VII|         had to his father Charles, King of Sicily, and to mother
1146   VII|            deliverance of the said king their father, he gave himself
1147   VII|         that, for fear of the said king his father, the friars durst
1148   VII|            In the time of Dagobert king of France, which reigned
1149   VII|         much fair and rich, as for king's sons, she with a merry
1150   VII|         that is at much to say as: King Almighty, I pray thee that
1151   VII|           make satisfaction to the king of heaven, for the scripture
1152   VII|         first year of the reign of King Richard III..~By me William
1153   VII|         May 19, iii. 188.~*Edmund, King and Martyr. November 20,
1154   VII|     November 16, vi. 230.~*Edward, King and Martyr. Trans. June
1155   VII|            20, iii. 233.~* Edward, King and Confessor, October 13,
1156   VII|        August 19, vii. 215.~Louis, King of France. August 25, vii.
1157   VII|        born at, vi. 230.~Adalaoth, king of the Lombards, vii. 111.~
1158   VII|            flux, ii. 131.~Agilmud, king of the Lombards, vii. 107.~
1159   VII|     Lombards, vii. 107.~Agisulphe, king of the Lombards, vii, 111.~
1160   VII|            of, iii. 101.~Avenir, a king in India, vii. 85.~Barking
1161   VII|            France, v. 208.~Clovis, King of France, v. 209.~Coat
1162   VII|            air, vii. 169.~Cosdroe, King of Persia, and the Cross,
1163   VII|          apostate, iv. 253.~Edgar, king, iii. 190.~Edward the Confessor'
1164   VII|        mass, vii. 124.~Gundoferus, king of India, his palace, ii.
1165   VII|           iii. 194.~Man born to be king, germ of W. Morris' story
1166   VII|         Lombards, vii. 106.~Pepin, king of France, vii. 119.~Peter