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  1    II|                    The History of Saul. ~The first Sunday after
  2    II|           Benjamin whose name was Saul, a good man and chosen,
  3    II|           tribe the lot fell upon Saul the son of Kish. And they
  4    II|         tofore our Lord. Thus was Saul made the first king in Israel,
  5    II|         and he defended them, and Saul had divers battles and had
  6    II|          Samuel came on a time to Saul and said God commanded him
  7    II|           and spare nothing. Then Saul assembled his people and
  8    II|  forthinketh that I have ordained Saul king upon Israel, for he
  9    II|          morn he rose and came to Saul, and Saul offered sacrifice
 10    II|        rose and came to Saul, and Saul offered sacrifice to our
 11    II|            And Samuel demanded of Saul what noise that was he heard
 12    II|          God. Then said Samuel to Saul: Rememberest thou not that
 13    II|       sight of God? And then said Saul to Samuel: I have taken
 14    II|      shalt not be king. Then said Saul to Samuel: I have sinned
 15    II|        king. And Samuel saw never Saul after unto his death.. ~
 16    II|           our Lord went away from Saul and an evil spirit oft vexed
 17    II|        our Lord is with him. Then Saul sent messages to Jesse for
 18    II|        bread, wine, and a kid, to Saul. And always when the evil
 19    II|        when the evil spirit vexed Saul, David harped tofore him
 20    II|         hosts to make war against Saul and the children of Israel,
 21    II|           children of Israel, and Saul gathered the children of
 22    II|          did cry forty days long. Saul and the children of Israel
 23    II|    brethren were in the host with Saul. To whom Jesse said: lodgings
 24    II|       Goliath in his hand, tofore Saul. And Saul demanded of him
 25    II|        his hand, tofore Saul. And Saul demanded of him of what
 26    II|         time Jonathan, the son of Saul, loved David as his own
 27    II|      loved David as his own soul. Saul then would not give him
 28    II|           David did all that ever Saul bade him do wisely and prudently.
 29    II|    timpanes against the coming of Saul with great joy and gladness,
 30    II|         joy and gladness, saying: Saul hath slain a thousand and
 31    II|         saying displeased much to Saul, which said: They have given
 32    II|           be king? For this cause Saul never loved David after
 33    II|        wedded Michal, daughter of Saul, and Jonathan made oft times
 34    II|           oft times peace between Saul and David, yet Saul kept
 35    II|       between Saul and David, yet Saul kept no promise, but ever
 36    II|         with his wife Michal, and Saul sent thither men of war
 37    II|          clothes. And on the morn Saul sent spies for David, and
 38    II|         bed. Then after this sent Saul messengers for to see David,
 39    II|      skins on the head. Then said Saul to Michal his daughter:
 40    II|            And Michal answered to Saul and said: He said to me:
 41    II|        Rama and told him all that Saul had done to him. And it
 42    II|           him. And it was told to Saul that David was with Samuel,
 43    II|         also prophesied. And then Saul being wroth asked where
 44    II|      loved well David. After this Saul ever sought for to slay
 45    II|         slay David. And on a time Saul went into a cave for to
 46    II|          pleasure. And he went to Saul and cut off a gobet of his
 47    II|      mantle and kept it. And when Saul was gone out, soon after
 48    II|     issued David out and cried to Saul saying: Lo! Saul, God hath
 49    II|         cried to Saul saying: Lo! Saul, God hath brought thee into
 50    II|       slay me? Who art thou? said Saul. Art thou not David my son?
 51    II|         worshipped him. Then said Saul: I have sinned, and wept
 52    II|       David sware and promised to Saul. And then Saul departed
 53    II|        promised to Saul. And then Saul departed and went home,
 54    II|       were his wives. ~After this Saul alway sought David for to
 55    II|           called Zyphites told to Saul that David was hid in the
 56    II|       part of the wilderness, and Saul took with him three thousand
 57    II|         he heard of the coming of Saul went into the place whereas
 58    II|       went into the place whereas Saul was, and when he was asleep
 59    II|          went into the tent where Saul slept, and Abner with him
 60    II|           that stood at his head. Saul knew the voice of David
 61    II|          between thee and me. And Saul said: I have sinned, return,
 62    II|      deliver me from all anguish. Saul said then to David: Blessed
 63    II|      David went then his way, and Saul returned home again. ~And
 64    II|        and come into the hands of Saul, it is better I flee from
 65    II|           dwelled there. And when Saul understood that he was with
 66    II|        people against Israel. And Saul assembled all Israel and
 67    II|        came unto Gilboa; and when Saul saw al! the host of the
 68    II|         ne by prophets. Then said Saul to his servants: Fetch to
 69    II|        was such a woman in Endor. Saul then changed his habit and
 70    II|        Samuel. And Samuel said to Saul: Why hast thou put me from
 71    II|           rest, for to arise? And Saul said: I am coarted thereto,
 72    II|        the Philistines. Anon then Saul fell down to the earth.
 73    II|          the Philistines assailed Saul and them of Israel, and
 74    II|      Philistines smote in against Saul and his sons, and slew Jonathan
 75    II|          and Melchi-shua, sons of Saul. And all the burden of the
 76    II|          the battle was turned on Saul, and the archers followed
 77    II|       wounded him sore. Then said Saul to his squire: Pluck out
 78    II|          was greatly afeard. Then Saul took his sword and slew
 79    II|          squire saw, that is that Saul was dead, he took his sword
 80    II|           dead with him. Thus was Saul dead, and his three sons
 81    II|          of Israel fled, and that Saul and his three sons were
 82    II|         were dead, and they found Saul and his three sons Iying
 83    II|          they cut off the head of Saul, and robbed him of his armour,
 84    II|         Philistines had done unto Saul, all the strongest men of
 85    II|           took down the bodies of Saul and of his sons from the
 86    II|           Thus endeth the life of Saul which was first king upon
 87    II|           how David reigned after Saul, and governed Israel. Shortly
 88    II|      touched. ~After the death of Saul David returned from the
 89    II|         came one from the host of Saul, and told to David how that
 90    II|           they were fled, and how Saul the king and Jonathan his
 91    II|    tidings: How knowest thou that Saul and Jonathan be dead? And
 92    II|          the mount of Gilboa, and Saul rested upon his spear, and
 93    II|        sorrowed much the death of Saul and Jonathan and of all
 94    II|        thee, saying: I have slain Saul which was king anointed
 95    II|        bewailed much the death of Saul and of Jonathan. After this
 96    II|        kept thee from the hand of Saul, and I have given to thee
 97   III| Paralipomenon the second chapter: Saul and Jonathas amabiles et
 98    IV|        Saulus, and that was after Saul the proud king, but after
 99    IV|          all shine heart, like as Saul and Jonathan that were not
100    IV|           made revelation of him. Saul despoiled and stoned him,
101    IV|      effect of his prayer like as Saul did, which after was called
102     V|           the sin of pride sinned Saul, for Saul by the sin of
103     V|         of pride sinned Saul, for Saul by the sin of pride persecuted
104   VII|  Saturnine. November 29, vii. 30.~Saul, ii. 2.~Savien, or Savinien.