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 1    II|     garners of the Emperor in Alexandria. And the holy man said to
 2    II|    every ship, they came into Alexandria and delivered the measure
 3    II|   daughter to Philip, duke of Alexandria, which for the emperor of
 4    II|      also they of Cyrenia and Alexandria, and of them that were of
 5    II|   have such a buffet that all Alexandria shall assemble to wonder
 6    II|    thee such a thing that all Alexandria shall wonder on it. And
 7    II|       he would so do that all Alexandria should wonder thereof. ~
 8   III|      twelve years I went into Alexandria, and there I gave my body
 9   III|       Peter sent S. Mark into Alexandria, whereas he preached first
10   III|      and sacred him bishop of Alexandria. And anon, as he came into
11   III|     And anon, as he came into Alexandria, his shoes were broken and
12   III|    was named Anian, bishop of Alexandria, and he himself went to
13   III|      and after, came again to Alexandria and found then there the
14   III|      the body of S. Mark from Alexandria to Venice in this manner.
15   III|    throughout all the city of Alexandria that all the people marvelled,
16   III|      ship of Saracens towards Alexandria; and when they saw them
17   III| ceased. When he was come into Alexandria he remembered no thing S.
18    IV|  great a man. Then he went to Alexandria, and there the miscreants
19    IV|    noble woman and a fair, in Alexandria in the time of Zeno the
20    IV|  Arian. Arius was a priest of Alexandria, which said and affirmed
21    IV|       the haste he might into Alexandria, and despoiled it of all
22     V|      to Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria, and long time after Theophilus,
23     V|       senate the provostry of Alexandria, and had led with him Claudia
24     V|      dwell beside the city of Alexandria. And as she went playing
25     V|     made provost. And then in Alexandria was a lady noble and rich
26     V|     And Theophilus, bishop of Alexandria, would have deposed John
27     V|       was lodged on a time in Alexandria, in Lombardy, with an honest
28   VII| martyrdom, was made bishop of Alexandria, and a glorious pillar of
29   VII|   singular love. Then, beside Alexandria, a certain space of miles,
30   VII|       for me into the city of Alexandria, and to the palace of the
31   VII|      obeying, went forth into Alexandria and entered into the palace,
32   VII|    her palace and the city of Alexandria, unknown of any person,
33   VII|       noble and royal city of Alexandria, and came thither and assembled
34   VII|   hastily to his pretorium to Alexandria, and he should give to them
35   VII|      parts of the Orient unto Alexandria.~Thus it is said commonly,