Volume

 1   III|   leading a pure and holy life. Quintianus the provost of Sicily, being
 2   III|         she went to the provost Quintianus, and said to him: Sooner
 3   III| reputeth them at no value. When Quintianus heard this, anon he made
 4   III|      and of wood, and overgilt. Quintianus said: Choose one of two;
 5   III|       was an homicide and evil. Quintianus said: It appeareth well
 6   III|     such life as thy gods were. Quintianus said: What goest thou thus
 7   III|       stable in the faith. Then Quintianus did do put her in a dark
 8   III|        wedding. ~On the morning Quintianus made her to be brought tofore
 9   III|          Christ is mine health. Quintianus said: Reny Christ thy God,
10   III|         hell. Then in great ire Quintianus did her to be drawn and
11   III|     body by thy ministers. Then Quintianus did her to be tormented
12   III|   beginning of my youth. After, Quintianus did do put her in prison,
13   III|      healed me.~After four days Quintianus made her to be brought tofore
14   III|   restored to me again my paps. Quintianus demanded her: Who is he
15   III|          She said: Jesu Christ. Quintianus said: Namest thou yet Jesu
16   III|        as long as I shall live. Quintianus said: Yet shalt thou see
17   III|     upon Silvain, counsellor of Quintianus, and upon Fastion his friend,
18   III|       running unto the house of Quintianus, saying, in a great bruit,
19   III|       that he did to S. Agatha. Quintianus redoubled the bruit of the
20   III|       of the tomb of S. Agatha. Quintianus, the provost, died of an