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 1     I|         of death broken, he was transported from infirmity to virtue,
 2    II|         for the body of him was transported into Constantinople. ~There
 3   III|      the end of the year he was transported into another place, and
 4    IV|     relics of these saints were transported into the church of Sion
 5    IV|       therefore the church hath transported his passion to the time
 6    IV|     instruments of the torments transported him in the honour of victory.
 7    IV|       of that Blessed Virgin be transported hither with due honour and
 8    IV|  hurting or dissolution, and is transported to better and more holy
 9     V|      Apulia, and thus were they transported thither. And it is said
10     V|      day. And after this it was transported into the city of Constantinople.
11     V|      king Pepin reigned, it was transported in France in Poictou, and
12     V|      the body of S. Gorgone was transported to Rome, and the year of
13     V|     Metz, nephew of king Pepin, transported the same body to France
14     V|    enhanced, for the vilety was transported into preciousness. Of the
15     V|       abbot and monks that they transported the body of S. Maurice and
16    VI|        And thither was the body transported, and the church made. And
17   VII| successors took up the body and transported it into a more honourable
18   VII|       and hills, were borne and transported whole and safe seven miles
19   VII|          Peter the apostle, was transported from thence where it was,