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1 I| the king had a son of the queen, which seemed to be of the
2 II| world, in so much that the queen of Sheba came from far countries
3 II| nothing hid from him. The queen of Sheba then seeing all
4 II| sweet odours smelling as the queen of Sheba gave to king Solomon. ~
5 II| King Solomon gave to the queen of Sheba all that ever she
6 II| your flesh, the which is queen of all virtues and fruit
7 II| king that he would send the queen his wife's sister unto her,
8 II| christian faith. And the queen was sent thither, and when
9 II| And when the king saw the queen, he said to her: Why hast
10 II| And never after would the queen lie with the king. And then
11 II| went forth softly. Then the queen and the judges, which were
12 III| virtues. This glorious Lady is queen of heaven and Lady of angels,
13 III| the offering, the glorious queen of virgins sent to her to
14 III| candle. The third time the queen said to the messenger: Go
15 III| Now it happed that the queen of this country went for
16 III| great feast. The king and queen did do nourish and keep
17 III| after, it happed that the queen conceived a son, and when
18 III| to weep so long that the queen which knew well that Judas
19 III| was made mother of God and queen of Heaven, that was that
20 III| Mount of Lebanon, and of the Queen of Sheba in the temple of
21 III| named Saltus. And when the Queen of Sheba came to visit Solomon,
22 III| nevertheless keep thee well, if the queen demand thee thereof, that
23 III| no thing to her. When the queen had called them and demanded
24 III| shall demand him. Then the queen let all the others go and
25 III| adore that goddess, but the queen did do destroy the temple.
26 III| and brought them to the queen, and because he knew not
27 III| then bare he them to the queen, and anon as she saw them
28 III| honorably of Placida the queen, and of Valentinian her
29 III| this gift he sent to the queen a dish of wood or of tree
30 III| On a time that the said queen had desired him to dine
31 III| his ass died. And when the queen knew that his ass was dead,
32 III| as he had required to the queen. And he died about the year
33 III| son named Ethelred. This queen laboured sore for to destroy
34 III| in all England. And the queen, through enticing of the
35 III| which was thereby, with the queen, his mother, in the castle
36 III| named Corfe. But when the queen saw him there being alone,
37 III| dead. And anon then the queen's servants buried the body
38 III| otherwise for displeasure of the queen. But now over that grave
39 III| miracles for him. And when the queen, his stepmother, heard tell
40 III| From the time of Brunehilde queen, unto the time of Dagobert,
41 III| Exerces engendered on a queen which was called Gwyne.
42 IV| him, because she would be queen and reign after him, and
43 IV| after, took on her to be queen, and charged, on pain of
44 IV| hallowed place for fear of the queen Quendred. ~And it was so
45 IV| man's hand. And then the queen Quendred demanded what all
46 IV| Lupa. There was in Spain a queen that had to name, and also
47 IV| disciples went to Lupa the queen, and said to her: Our Lord
48 IV| sepulture. And when the queen heard this, she sent them
49 IV| of God. And when Lupa the queen heard this, she was much
50 IV| the evil courage of the queen, went up on the mountain,
51 IV| middle of the palace of the queen Lupa. And when she saw this
52 IV| received much honorably of the Queen Placida, and of Valentinian
53 IV| instead hereof, he sent to the queen a dish of tree and a barley
54 IV| his ass died. And when the queen knew that his ass was dead,
55 IV| as he had desired of the queen, and he died about the year
56 IV| took Cleopatra, which was Queen of Egypt; and for this cause
57 IV| one. Then the pope and the queen established that the foolish
58 IV| apostles. And the pope and the queen set the chains in the church
59 IV| vincula. And were given of the queen to the said church right
60 IV| given this chain to the queen by which the feast of Octavius
61 IV| little time. And suddenly the queen of mercy came with three
62 IV| knights hearing that the queen and her daughter were become
63 IV| to think how the glorious queen of the world went up this
64 V| Which death, that is our queen, he hath imprisoned, and
65 V| health. And the king and the queen were baptized, with the
66 V| drop. And then Theodolina, queen of the Lombards, founded
67 V| answered to him and said: The queen hath do made a church of
68 V| Then avowed they to the Queen of Heaven that if they might
69 V| the courteous Virgin and Queen had so courteously honoured
70 V| the eunuch of Candace, the queen, whom Philip baptized. Then
71 V| foresaid eunuch, keeper of the queen Candace, made the enchanters
72 V| father, and the faithful queen enforced her to bring her
73 VI| after the death of that queen, he wedded the daughter
74 VI| doubted, that he sent the queen and his two sons Alfred
75 VI| holy sacrament, he and the queen vowed to live together chaste
76 VI| sat at the table with the queen and her father Earl Godwin,
77 VI| things were committed to the queen whom he loved specially,
78 VI| the king that time, the queen, duke Harold her brother,
79 VI| And then he commended the queen to her brother in commending
80 VI| And when he beheld the queen and saw her weep and sigh
81 VI| martyrdom. S. Gerasine, queen of Sicily, which had made
82 VI| And by the counsel of this queen the virgins were gathered
83 VI| were made ready. Then the queen showed her counsel to the
84 VI| in that forest, and the queen, which was gone thither
85 VI| wept for the peril of the queen. And then Leonard passed
86 VI| and brought him to the queen, and prayed him that he
87 VII| conditions, and had to his wife a queen like to himself in virtuous
88 VII| in which city he and the queen lived in great wealth and
89 VII| and then she was left as queen and heir after him, and
90 VII| assembled and the young queen crowned with great solemnity,
91 VII| that I am commanded by the queen your mother, by all the
92 VII| good answer. This young queen Katherine, hearing this
93 VII| realm. And when this young queen Katherine had achieved her
94 VII| achieved her answer, the queen her mother, and all the
95 VII| request. Then said this young Queen Katherine with a sad countenance:
96 VII| her still. And when the queen her mother and the lords
97 VII| And then said this young Queen Katherine unto her mother,
98 VII| But now I leave this young queen in her contemplation, and
99 VII| and to the palace of the queen Katherine, and say to her
100 VII| do such a message to the queen? For her meiny will not
101 VII| Lady, Christ's own mother, queen of all queens. Now, good
102 VII| there they beheld a royal queen standing in her estate with
103 VII| Our most sovereign Lady Queen of heaven, Lady of all the
104 VII| chief in my palace next the queen, and thine image shall be
105 VII| certain causes, and the queen was esprised with great
106 VII| of knights, and when the queen entered, she saw the prison
107 VII| Katherine began to preach to the queen the joys of Paradise and
108 VII| thou shalt triumph as a queen in my realm, in beauty enhanced.
109 VII| thousand paynims.~And the queen, that beheld these things,
110 VII| woodness when he saw that the queen despised to do sacrifice,
111 VII| where the holy body of the queen was, and the emperor bade
112 VII| that thou hast made the queen for to die by thine art
113 VII| she when she enharded the queen to despise the world and
114 VII| appeared in Porphyry and the queen, whom she drew to the christian
115 VII| and lay by a damsel of the queen, and on a time she was out,
116 VII| time she was out, and the queen entered into her chamber
117 VII| Nay, I am Rosamond the queen, wherefore my husband shall
118 VII| Christ. And Theodolina, queen of the Lombards, a devout
119 VII| be his wife. And when the queen saw these letters, sealed
120 VII| was called Judas, but the Queen, S. Helen, after he was
121 VII| under the keeping of the queen Blanche his mother, sometime
122 VII| understanding the sickness of the queen his mother, by the cousel
123 VII| the sea, also how that the Queen thy mother is of great age,
124 VII| Sicily, and to mother Marie, Queen of Sicily. And loving humility,
125 VII| Lady, v. 108.~Clotilde, Queen of France, v. 208.~Clovis,
126 VII| pilgrims, iv. 104.~Lupa, Queen of Spain, iv. 102.~Lying
127 VII| Maur iii. 75.~Theodolina, queen of the Lombards, vii. 111.~
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