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 1     V|         bishop, that he said that Cyprian told when he was in grievous
 2     V| exposition of his name. And of S. Cyprian.~Cornelius is expounded,
 3     V|           the strength of people. Cyprian is said of cypress, that
 4     V|           ana, that is high. Then Cyprian is as much to say as tincture
 5     V|     sovereign, and of virtues. Or Cyprian is said of cypress, that
 6     V|            Of S. Cornelius and S. Cyprian.~S. Cornelius succeeded
 7     V|           letters of comfort from Cyprian, bishop of Carthage. And
 8     V|      hundred and fifty-three. And Cyprian, bishop of Carthage, was
 9     V|     strongly grieved and vexed of Cyprian, and at the last she converted
10     V|         faith of Jesu Christ. And Cyprian from his childhood had been
11     V|          hast thou called me? And Cyprian said to him: I love a virgin,
12     V|       from her, and came again to Cyprian and stood before him. And
13     V|         and stood before him. And Cyprian said to him: Why hast thou
14     V|    strength is failed in me. Then Cyprian left him, and called another
15     V|          confused and came tofore Cyprian, and Cyprian said to him:
16     V|          came tofore Cyprian, and Cyprian said to him: Where is the
17     V|          anon all my virtue. Then Cyprian left him, and blamed him,
18     V|     consent unto wedlock and have Cyprian. Wherefore all they that
19     V|           Justina, and in mocking Cyprian he advanced him that he
20     V| languished for his love. And when Cyprian saw him and supposed that
21     V|         of all women; and anon as Cyprian named Justina, the devil
22     V|           fume or smoke. And when Cyprian saw him deceived, he was
23     V|      woman nor bird, but appeared Cyprian as he was. Acladius, by
24     V|           all things, returned to Cyprian, and held him all confused
25     V|          confused tofore him, and Cyprian said to him: And how art
26     V|          and her victory; to whom Cyprian said: By what oath shall
27     V|         never depart from me. And Cyprian said: I swear to thee by
28     V|         the face of the fire. And Cyprian said then to him: The crucified
29     V|        fire inextinguishable. And Cyprian said: Then ought I to be
30     V|           depart from me. To whom Cyprian said: I despise thee, and
31     V|      departed all confused. ~Then Cyprian went to the bishop, and
32     V|         Let it suffice unto thee, Cyprian, them that be without forth,
33     V|          and is not overcome. And Cyprian said: I am certain that
34     V|         when the bishop was dead, Cyprian was ordained bishop, and
35     V|        over many holy virgins. S. Cyprian sent then epistles to martyrs
36     V|           the fame and renomee of Cyprian and Justina, and he made
37     V|      consumed and burnt him. Then Cyprian and Justina were taken out
38    VI|        the sight of our Lord. And Cyprian saith that martyrdom is
39    VI|         christian people, whereof Cyprian saith: Virginity is the
40   VII|      Cuthbert. March 20, iii. 94.~Cyprian. September l6, v. 142.~Dantian.
41   VII|           by S. Stephen, ii. 159.~Cyprian the enchanter, v. 166.~Cyprian'
42   VII|    Cyprian the enchanter, v. 166.~Cyprian's conversion, v. 171.~ ~