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 1     I|      the foreheads or fronts of emperors. And if he had such honour
 2     I|         also it is of custom to emperors and to other princes, that
 3    II|         the commandments of the emperors, thou sayest them in vain.
 4    II|       of Decius and Valerianus, emperors, the year of the incarnation
 5    II|        Diocletian and Maximian, emperors of Rome, that they made
 6    II|         Diocletian and Maximian Emperors. And when Dacian heard say
 7   III|  Maximian, which that time were emperors. And in another place under
 8   III|   Diocletian and Maximian being emperors.~
 9   III|        and Maximian, which were emperors, was so great persecution
10   III|        Diocletian and Maximian, emperors of Rome. The which commanded
11   III|    assent, the ministers of the emperors menaced him that they would
12   III|         to the knowledge of the emperors, then they did do take him
13   III|    Felician were accused to the emperors Diocletian and Maximian,
14   III|       by the commandment of the emperors, they were shut in prison
15    IV|        of Antonin and Aurelian, emperors, was presented as a christian
16    IV|      hast found treasure of old emperors, show it to us, and we shall
17    IV|    Valerian and of Galien, then emperors, for because that he and
18    IV|   divers torments. And the said emperors made ordinance that whomsomever
19    IV|         to Decius and Valerian, emperors, with two of his disciples
20    IV|     years. And there were seven emperors between them, so that the
21    IV|       martyred, there were many emperors and popes. Also, it is said
22    IV|   emperor. In the time of these emperors, Valerianus and Gallianus,
23     V|       to Diocletian, which were emperors, for to sacrifice unto the
24     V|       now borne in front of the emperors, his darkness is turned
25     V|         against the laws of the emperors she was alone spared for
26     V|        Diocletian and Maximian, emperors, would have utterly destroyed
27     V|         Then the letters of the emperors were sent and directed to
28     V|      knight at Rome under three emperors, came afterward to Paris
29    VI|         not let him. And as the emperors had ordained that the sons
30    VI|      Arcadius and Honorius were emperors of Rome, there was in Rome
31    VI|       all other lords about the emperors, and had under his power
32    VI|         Honorius that then were emperors of Rome, and also the pope
33    VI|      the coming of the pope and emperors, and when Alexis' wife had
34    VI|     anon he returned toward the emperors and said: We have found
35    VI|         it tofore the pope, the emperors and all the people, and
36   VII|        the noble lineage of the emperors of Rome as it shall be declared
37   VII|      under Valerian and Galien, emperors.~Thus endeth the life of
38   VII|      but a sleep, for the great emperors doubt it. And James said:
39   VII|        Diocletian and Maximian, emperors of Rome. And as this said
40   VII|     never king, but such as the emperors gave to them. And then went
41   VII|      the dignity they be called Emperors of Rome, and so were they
42   VII|     that the others were called Emperors of Constantinople, or Emperors
43   VII|  Emperors of Constantinople, or Emperors of the Greeks, and the others
44   VII|        and the others be called Emperors of Rome. And it was much
45   VII| Diocletian and Maximian reigned emperors, Gaius, that was pope of
46   VII|     after him reigned two other emperors, the which were named Antonin
47   VII|         S., vii. 202,~Otto, the emperors of that name, vii. 128-9.~