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 1   III|    Nevertheless there was one, Almachius, provost of Rome, and was
 2    VI|       Lord he obtained. After, Almachius, provost of Rome, which
 3    VI|      christian faith. And when Almachius heard that Maximus was christened,
 4    VI|      and Tyburtius. And after, Almachius commanded that Cecilia should
 5    VI|       more were baptized. Then Almachius, calling tofore him S. Cecilia,
 6    VI|       a noble kindred. To whom Almachius said: I demand thee of what
 7    VI| answers in one demand. To whom Almachius said: From whence cometh
 8    VI|     faith not feigned. To whom Almachius said: Knowest thou not of
 9    VI|        come to nought. To whom Almachius said: In wrong begannest
10    VI|    life, but of death. To whom Almachius said: Now lay apart thy
11    VI|      see with thine eyes. Then Almachius was wroth, and commanded
12    VI|      and well attempered. Then Almachius, hearing that, commanded