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 1    IV|        to exclude them from the felicity that they fell from, for
 2     V| Epicureans, which said that all felicity of man was in only delight
 3    VI|       England. For when the old felicity of this land was almost
 4    VI|   virtue, and decorate with all felicity. Or he is said of clementia,
 5   VII|     Satyra, S. Revocata, and S. Felicity his sister, and S. Perpetua,
 6   VII|    other men, and he said to S. Felicity: Hast thou a husband? She
 7   VII|    saints were sorrowful for S. Felicity, which had yet months to
 8   VII|       grievously tormented? And Felicity answered: I shall here suffer
 9   VII|         lions, and Revocata and Felicity were slain of leopards,
10   VII|         entry of the perdurable felicity which was granted to him.