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 1   III|        with a great multitude of barbarians nigh unto the river of the
 2   III| curiosity or some novelty of the barbarians that were with the king
 3    IV|         go in battle against the barbarians which had taken Dacia and
 4    IV|          of Tarsus, and anon the barbarians assieged him. Then said
 5     V|         of the lineage of Celtic barbarians, which strongly was lifted
 6     V|         day he sent by night his barbarians for to burn the palace.
 7     V|      were armed, appeared to the barbarians and chased them away anon.
 8     V|       dreaded the cruelty of the barbarians. And then the emperor committed
 9    VI|       and for the victory of the barbarians. And when he was returned,
10    VI| sacrifice for the victory of the barbarians. And then the emperor seeing
11    VI|         And in the meanwhile the barbarians entered among the Frenchmen,
12    VI|        had been destroyed of the barbarians, and the ark with the body
13   VII|      they of the Orient, and the barbarians of that country sware by