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 1   III|       that is to wit Fuscinian, Simplician, Antoninian and Constantine,
 2   III|       they themselves heard it, Simplician. S. Ambrose was far from
 3   III|       death they chose the same Simplician for the good witness that
 4   III|         body in the abbey of S. Simplician, and there it abode all
 5     V|       mind that he should go to Simplician, in whom all divine grace
 6     V|        God, which he loved. And Simplician began to exhort him, and
 7     V| Victorin came to his mind. Then Simplician was much glad, and told
 8     V|        a christian man. To whom Simplician said: I shall not believe
 9     V|       him, and delivered him to Simplician, senator, for to warn and
10     V|        her and her husband, and Simplician and many others. And when
11    VI|    Symphorian, Nicostratus, and Simplician, which were martyred two