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 1   III|   Hebredune. And a child named Celsus bare to him the stones,
 2   III|    Nazarine had then the child Celsus or not, I wot never, for
 3   III|       Nazarine rehearseth that Celsus was offered to him long
 4   III|        the emperor, this child Celsus followed them much sore
 5   III|       and after, they put this Celsus with the other in prison,
 6    IV|      Lives of SS. Nazarien and Celsus, and first the interpretation
 7    IV|      trespassed in his tongue. Celsus is as much to say as high,
 8    IV|          Of S. Nazarien and S. Celsus. ~Nazarien was son of a
 9    IV|   offered to him her son named Celsus, which was an elegant and
10    IV|      he took him and the child Celsus, with their hands bounden
11    IV|        bounden so to Nero; and Celsus the child weeping, they
12    IV|     remembered of Nazarien and Celsus, and supposed his gods were
13    IV|   Nazarien then, and the child Celsus, were put in a ship and
14    IV|        Nazarien with the child Celsus, walked upon the sea and
15    IV|      he sent him in exile, and Celsus the child abode in the house
16    IV|     the provost with the child Celsus, which then was led out
17    IV|    three walls, with the child Celsus, and there was beheaded.
18    IV|        S. Ambrose, and he left Celsus Iying in his place, and
19    IV|      after took up the body of Celsus and buried it in the same
20   VII| Cecilia. November 22, vi. 247.~Celsus. July 28, iv. 127.~Christine.