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 1    II|         out of his seignory, and Maximian, his fellow, is this day
 2    II|          to chastise and reprove Maximian the emperor of this, that
 3    II|        beloved of Diocletian and Maximian, emperors of Rome, that
 4    II|       eight under Diocletian and Maximian Emperors. And when Dacian
 5   III|       death under Diocletian and Maximian, which that time were emperors.
 6   III|     provost, then Diocletian and Maximian being emperors.~
 7   III|       the time of Diocletian and Maximian, which were emperors, was
 8   III|      time reigned Diocletian and Maximian, emperors of Rome. The which
 9   III|          emperors Diocletian and Maximian, of the priests and bishops
10   III|        after, for divers causes, Maximian, which was fellow to Diocletian
11   III|       had seen the letters, anon Maximian came into Britain for to
12   III|        semblable pains.~And when Maximian came into Britain, he took
13   III|    people to be christened. Then Maximian and Askepodot gave final
14    IV|       commandment of the Emperor Maximian, persecuted much strongly
15    IV|        tribulations, the emperor Maximian had a daughter which had
16    IV|   christian men, that is to wit, Maximian, Malchus, Marcianus, Denis,
17    IV|         desireth of us. And then Maximian answered: God our Lord knoweth
18    IV|        raising Lazarus. And then Maximian said to him: Believe us,
19    IV|         was taken and brought to Maximian the emperor, and was commanded
20    IV|         Diocletian was dead, and Maximian succeeded to the empire,
21    IV|       him tofore his chair. This Maximian may be called and said the
22    IV| chronicles, that Diocletian made Maximian Cæsar, and after from Cæsar
23     V|       And they were presented to Maximian and to Diocletian, which
24     V|      Adrian suffered death under Maximian, emperor. For when the said
25     V|       emperor. For when the said Maximian was in the city of Nicodemia,
26     V|         that time Diocletian and Maximian, emperors, would have utterly
27     V|          And then Diocletian and Maximian, moved by great ire and
28     V|      sent against the Frenchmen, Maximian, which he had made fellow
29     V|       was named Aganum. And when Maximian knew it, he sent knights
30     V|        and slew him.~After this, Maximian at Milan and Diocletian
31     V|         younger, as Constantine, Maximian, and Galerian, whom they
32     V|        govern the empire. And as Maximian would again reign and command
33    VI|        made under Diocletian and Maximian, together running, Crispin
34    VI|          and so it was done. For Maximian hearing the death of Rictius,
35    VI|       the city by commandment of Maximian, and was beaten until they
36    VI|       death under Diocletian and Maximian in the city of Marine. And
37    VI|   humility, for when the emperor Maximian had on a time bidden him
38    VI|        Barbara.~In the time that Maximian reigned there was a rich
39    VI|  suffered passion in the time of Maximian, emperor of Rome, and Marcian
40   VII|       the time of Diocletian and Maximian was great and cruel tyranny
41   VII|         hundred and ninety under Maximian.~And yet there was another
42   VII|     provost under Diocletian and Maximian, emperors of Rome. And as
43   VII|         time when Diocletian and Maximian reigned emperors, Gaius,
44   VII|           While that the Emperor Maximian had the lordship of Thessalonica,
45   VII|   presented him unto the emperor Maximian, but it happed so that the
46   VII|      another emperor, that hight Maximian, and he was much worse than
47   VII|        Diocletian; and when this Maximian heard of the life of this
48   VII|           Then then this emperor Maximian did do take this holy man,