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 1    II|      And by the commandment of Dacian the provost, Vincent and
 2    II|      to the judge, and said to Dacian: Thou hast holden unto now
 3    II|      our christian faith. Then Dacian, being wroth, commanded
 4    II|      he was all thus tobroken, Dacian said to him: Say Vincent
 5    II|        said: What sayest thou, Dacian? thou thyself avengest me
 6    II|    jointures of his sides. And Dacian said to him: Vincent have
 7    II|     ministers had said this to Dacian, he said: Alas! we be all
 8    II|  turned to the faith. And when Dacian heard this he was wood,
 9    II|    Maximian Emperors. And when Dacian heard say that he was dead,
10    II|   fowls, by the commandment of Dacian, but it was kept by angels
11    II|        of the angels. And when Dacian heard this thing: I trow,
12    II|    saying that Vincent said to Dacian: The torments of the prison,
13    II|   japes to christian men. Then Dacian said as overcome: Bind him
14   III|        he suffered death under Dacian the provost, then Diocletian
15   III|    make him suffer. Then, when Dacian the provost saw that he
16   III|        him christian. And when Dacian knew that he was become
17   III|       hurt. And then commanded Dacian that they should put him
18   III|        bath well at ease. Then Dacian seeing this began to assuage
19   III|       as thou sayest. Then was Dacian glad and made to cry over
20   III|     ashes that were left. Then Dacian made him to be brought tofore
21   III|     shall sacrifice. Then said Dacian to him: I see well thy fraud
22   III|      help themselves! Then was Dacian so angry that he said to
23   III|     become christian. Then was Dacian much abashed and said to
24   III|    went to heaven. On the morn Dacian gave his sentence that S.
25   III| hundred and eighty-seven. When Dacian went homeward from the place