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 1     I|   latyn into Englysshe by me, William Caxton.' ~It may be remarked
 2     I|      Golden Legend in London, William Tyndale was busily occupied
 3     I|    and virtuous Earl, my lord William, Earl of Arundel, which
 4     I|      to take it in gree of me William Caxton, his poor servant,
 5     I|    eighth reason is of Master William of Auxerre. We fast, saith
 6     I|      reasons assigneth Master William of Auxerre, because then,
 7    II|     gave victory in battle to William, the glorious Duke of Normandy,
 8    II|       withstand it. When king William understood this, anon he
 9    II|     Sir Hugh de Morville, Sir William de Tracy, Sir Richard le
10   III|                    Life of S. William.~S. William was drawn out
11   III|        Life of S. William.~S. William was drawn out of noble lineage.
12   III|     no mass, which came to S. William, and S. William bade him
13   III|    came to S. William, and S. William bade him that he should
14   III|    the prayers of the said S. William bring us to his everlasting
15    IV|  three reasons putteth master William of Auxerre. Fourthly, for
16     V|     Latin into English by me, William Caxton.~
17     V|       life hath written Abbot William of S. Theodoric, and the
18    VI|      that he had made to duke William, therefor he was slain in
19    VI|        that is to say Harold, William Conqueror, and William his
20    VI|        William Conqueror, and William his son. The coming again
21    VI|      was restored again.~When William Conqueror had gotten all
22    VI|  Edward. And ever after, king William had great devotion to visit
23    VI|      and together. And Master William of Auxerre putteth six reasons,
24    VI| honourable man, a canon named William, which was chancellor of
25   VII|     and my special good lord, William, earl of Arundel, and have
26   VII|      King Richard III..~By me William Caxton.~
27   VII|   Whitsuntide. See Pentecost.~William of Paris and Bourges. January