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 1    II|         There was a monk named Vital which would assay if he
 2    II|        even, the foresaid monk Vital said tofore them all: I
 3    II|      the buffet that the abbot Vital promised thee, and anon
 4    II|    healed by the prayers of S. Vital. And when the servant of
 5   III|                          Of S. Vital, Martyr, and first of the
 6   III|    interpretation of his name.~Vital is as much to say as such
 7   III|        in his heart within. Or Vital is as much to say as life.
 8   III|        much to say as life. Or Vital is to say flying with wings,
 9   III|                          Of S. Vital.~S. Vital was a knight and
10   III|                Of S. Vital.~S. Vital was a knight and a consul,
11   III|       renied God. Then said S. Vital to him: Ha! Ursian, do not
12   III|       gladly martyrdom. And S. Vital did do bury him much honorably,
13   III|        ne never after would S. Vital not go in the company of
14   III|       gibbet. Then said to him Vital, thou art overmuch a fool
15   III|       continually and said: S. Vital thou burnest me, and the
16   III| shamefully. And the wife of S. Vital, when she came to Milan
17   III|      holily And the body of S. Vital lieth now at Cologne in
18   III|    mother. Their father was S. Vital, and their mother the blessed
19    IV|   Philip, Silvanus, Alexander, Vital, and Marcial. All these
20     V|    such wise that there was no vital heat save a little which
21   VII|    Vision of our Lady, iii. 2.~Vital the monk and S. John the