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 1   III|              Here beginneth of S. Longinus the Life.~Longinus, which
 2   III|          of S. Longinus the Life.~Longinus, which was a puissant knight,
 3   III|    sacrifice to the idols, and S. Longinus said: There may no man serve
 4   III| commandment that is made to thee. Longinus said: If thou wilt become
 5   III|          and made the teeth of S. Longinus to be drawn out of his mouth,
 6   III|        open. And yet for all that Longinus lost not his speech, but
 7   III|       fell down to the feet of S. Longinus and said: We know well that
 8   III|         the sovereign God. And S. Longinus demanded of the devils why
 9   III|         the abysm of hell. And S. Longinus said to the people that
10   III|           city. Then commanded S. Longinus to the devils that they
11   III|          the evil provost made S. Longinus to come tofore him, and
12   III|         Aphrodisius, wherefore S. Longinus signed unto God, and anon
13   III|          Fair brother, pray to S. Longinus that he pray for me, for
14   III|         to thee, do no more so to Longinus: Seest not thou me speak
15   III|          is in great pain. And S. Longinus said: If thou wilt be whole
16   III|        and fell on the body of S. Longinus and said all in weeping,
17   III|          honorably the body of S. Longinus. And the provost believed
18    IV|            And the other knights, Longinus, master of the knights,
19   VII|          he was dead on the cross Longinus thrust the spear-head into
20   VII|   Leodegarius. October 2, v. 211.~Longinus. March 15, iii. 70.~Louis,
21   VII|        113.~Idols destroyed by S. Longinus, iii. 71.~Image of Christ