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 1   III|  called England, a king named Severus, which for to please the
 2   III|        Bassanius, son of king Severus, desired of the emperor
 3     V|     Jerome in the dialogue of Severus, disciple of S. Martin,
 4     V|     always read or wrote. Hæc Severus. And like as it appeareth
 5    VI|     four crowned martyrs were Severus, Severianus, Carpoforus,
 6    VI|    reason dominate the flesh. Severus which otherwise was called
 7    VI| Martin, wrote his life, which Severus, Gerandius remembereth,
 8    VI|       read in the Dialogue of Severus and Gallus, disciples of
 9    VI|   time alone in his cell, and Severus and Gallus abode him without
10    VI|  himself, and hard and sharp.~Severus saith in an epistle unto
11    VI|     the city of Tours. And as Severus, bishop of Cologne, on a
12    VI|     world that same time. And Severus, the monk which wrote his
13    VI|    right hand, which the said Severus had written of his life,