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 1   I|        such high esteem by the king and the nobles of that nation
 2   5|    situated, and Radbod, their king,2  still defiled themselves
 3   5| Francia and visit Pippin,3 the king of that country, a man of
 4   6|     many hearts, the aforesaid King of the Franks, highly pleased
 5   6|        Rom 10:15]~But when the king tried to persuade the man
 6   6|       virtues On his side, the king solemnly urged what the
 7   8|     inveased confidence to the King of the Franks. The king
 8   8|        King of the Franks. The king welcomed him with every
 9   9|        of Radbod, at that time King of the Frisians and like
10   9|         but though the Frisian king received the man of God
11  10|      the savage cruelty of the king, who was accustomed to condemn
12  10|     astounded, reported to the king what they had witnessed.~
13  11|                         11~The king was roused to intense fury
14  11|       then summoned before the king and severely upbraided for
15  11|        for having violated the king's sanctuary and offered
16  11|         11] of your worship, O King, is not a god but a devil,
17  11|   flames of hell." At this the king was astonished and replied: "
18  11|     with all honour to Pippin, King of the Franks.~
19  13|   about, however, that Pippin, King ofthe Franks, died,1 and
20  23|        valiant Charles Martel, King of the Franks and father