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 1    II|  counsellor unto the Duke of Burgundy, Charles, it happed we communed
 2   III|      the rule and dignity of Burgundy. And thus as he governed
 3    IV| seventy-one, Gerard, duke of Burgundy might have no child by his
 4    IV|  dignity of the duchy of all Burgundy. And thus as he governed
 5     V|       S. Bernard was born in Burgundy in the castle of Fontaine
 6     V|    France, and entered in to Burgundy, he sent his steward against
 7     V|      the last the steward of Burgundy was taken. And when he was
 8     V|   another steward sent in to Burgundy, and came to Sens. And because
 9     V|    Amiens rehearseth that in Burgundy was a proud clerk and ambitious
10    VI|     of the utterest parts of Burgundy, not far from the Alps,
11    VI|       wherefore he sent into Burgundy to the Charterhouse for
12   VII|    Anselm came to him out of Burgundy for his doctrine, which
13   VII|      after, a young child of Burgundy both dumb and deaf of kind,