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 1   III|       smitten off the head of S. Cecilia. This man was marvellously
 2   III|          thousand people with S. Cecilia, and the noble men Tiburtius
 3   III|  demanded him the treasure of S. Cecilia and of the church. To whom
 4   III|         gods; the treasure of S. Cecilia is ascended into heaven
 5    VI|             Here followeth of S. Cecilia, virgin and martyr, and
 6    VI|    martyr, and frst of her name.~Cecilia is as much to say as the
 7    VI|         of celo and lie, or else cecilia, as lacking blindness. Or
 8    VI|                            Of S. Cecilia.~S. Cecilia, the holy virgin,
 9    VI|                Of S. Cecilia.~S. Cecilia, the holy virgin, was come
10    VI|          and thee with my sword. Cecilia answered to him: If thou
11    VI|          reported the words that Cecilia had said, and S. Urban for
12    VI|      seed that thou hast sown in Cecilia, for, like a busy bee she
13    VI|          and returned home to S. Cecilia, whom he found within her
14    VI|          of which he gave one to Cecilia, and that other to Valerian,
15    VI|        lilies that we have. Then Cecilia and Valerian began to preach
16    VI|          the faith. Then came S. Cecilia thither with priests, and
17    VI|        when the morning came, S. Cecilia said to them: Now, ye knights
18    VI|      there were beheaded, and S. Cecilia took their bodies and buried
19    VI|    spirit and died whose body S. Cecilia buried by Valerian and Tyburtius.
20    VI|         Almachius commanded that Cecilia should be brought into his
21    VI| Almachius, calling tofore him S. Cecilia, said to her: Of what condition
22    VI|          religion art thou? Then Cecilia said: Then begannest thou
23    VI|   sacrifice to the gods. To whom Cecilia said: I wot never where
24    VI|       holy virgin and martyr, S. Cecilia, we may come to his everlasting
25   VII|    Calixtus. October 14, v. 255.~Cecilia. November 22, vi. 247.~Celsus.