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 1    IV|     followeth the life of S. Christine, and first the interpretation
 2    IV| interpretation of her name. ~Christine is as much to say as anointed
 3    IV|   the benediction of grace. ~Christine was born in Tyre in Italy,
 4    IV|      but one God. After this Christine brake all the gods, and
 5    IV| demanded of the maidens what Christine had done to them: and when
 6    IV|     they might no more. Then Christine said to her father: O thou
 7    IV|   feet and said: My daughter Christine, the light of my eyes, have
 8    IV|     and departed from other. Christine then took part of her flesh
 9    IV|    thy cursed works? To whom Christine said: O thou fool and unhappy!
10    IV|   when it was ready, he made Christine to be cast therein, and
11    IV|    the sooner consumed. Then Christine praised God, and thanked
12    IV|   afire a great furnace, and Christine to be cast therein. Wherein
13    IV|     slew him forthwith. Then Christine commanded that they should
14    IV|     cut out of her head, but Christine lost not her speech for
15   VII| mother, and her two sisters, Christine and Celestine, to forsake
16   VII|     sisters which were named Christine and Celestine, which for
17   VII|    Celsus. July 28, iv. 127.~Christine. July 24, iv. 93.~Christopher.