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 1   III|    dignity; like as Hugh of S. Victor and S. Bernard say. After,
 2    IV|       laid it in the earth, S. Victor on the morn they came unto
 3    IV|           Here followeth of S. Victor, Martyr. ~S. Victor, the
 4    IV|      of S. Victor, Martyr. ~S. Victor, the glorious knight and
 5    IV|       which would have made S. Victor do sacrifice to the idols,
 6    IV|       to the idols, to whom S. Victor answered that he was a true
 7    IV|       burning furnace. When S. Victor was therein he made his
 8    IV|      tofore, and gave it to S. Victor, which ate it without any
 9    IV|     the duke yet admonished S. Victor that he should do sacrifice
10    IV|       his gods, which thing S. Victor refused as he did tofore.
11    IV|      put out his eyes. Then S. Victor said to him: Spare me not
12    IV|       cried with a high voice: Victor, thou wert born in a good
13    IV|     the duke commanded that S. Victor should be beheaded, who,
14    IV|      in the malle. ~Hugo de S. Victor rehearseth that the devil
15     V|    Innocent, S. Exsuperius, S. Victor, and S. Constantine, all
16     V| Secundus unto Ventimiglia, and Victor, Constantine, and Ursin
17     V|      they saw an old man named Victor pass forth by, and they
18    VI|      to do. After Richard of S.Victor, there be three things that
19   VII|      That time died Hugh of S. Victor, which was a right excellent
20   VII|  Vedaste. February 6, iii. 42.~Victor and Corona. May 14, iv.