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 1     I|    Eusebius and Bede in their chronicles say not that he was imprisoned
 2    IV|      that city. And after the chronicles he lived eighty-eight years.
 3    IV| emperor, as it is read in the chronicles, that Diocletian made Maximian
 4    IV|    the emperor, for after the chronicles, Volusianus succeeded Decius,
 5     V| fields. And Bede saith in his Chronicles that when they had gathered
 6     V|      thus say saints in their chronicles and it is to be holden.
 7     V| empire. And it is said in the Chronicles that this was done otherwise.
 8     V|       thus it is read in many chronicles; also Siby saith thus of
 9     V|      saith also of him in his Chronicles: Jerome, priest, was in
10     V|    Eusebius witnesseth in his chronicles, which saith that he hath
11    VI|      Eusebius corrected their chronicles of that they said tofore,
12   VII|    And as we find by credible chronicles, in the time of Diocletian
13   VII|    and of Mahomet, with other chronicles.~Pelagius the Pope was of
14   VII|       and expounded in divers chronicles. He saith that there was