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 1    II|    received his sentence of the senate, and had his head smitten
 2   III|        of Rome is dead, and the senate hath made thee emperor;
 3   III|        that the emperor and the senate pursued Christ and his apostles,
 4   III|     Orosius, and saith that the senate had despite of this, that
 5   III|     Cocovilla, which was of the senate, with great diligence buried
 6   III|        so much dignity that the senate sent him to the Frenchmen
 7    IV| marvellously commended, and the senate understood of him by things
 8    IV|        much of dignity that the senate sent him unto France for
 9    IV|         of Decius. And then the senate went against Decius and
10     V|         Philip had taken of the senate the provostry of Alexandria,