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1 I| holy saint, Octavian the Emperor commanded that all the world
2 I| peace from heaven. And this Emperor commanded that every man
3 I| great sums of money to the Emperor for to get to himself that
4 I| crucified he doubted the Emperor that he should be reproved
5 I| this while Tiberius the Emperor fell into a grievous malady.
6 I| accomplish that which my lord the Emperor hath charged me. To whom
7 I| and shall bear it to the Emperor for to see it, and after
8 I| to Rome and said to the Emperor: Jesus of Nazareth, whom
9 I| anon be whole. And when the Emperor had heard this, he did anon
10 I| brought to Rome. And when the Emperor heard that Pilate was come
11 I| when he came before the Emperor. And as soon as the Emperor
12 I| Emperor. And as soon as the Emperor saw him all his wrath was
13 I| Christian man, caused the Emperor to despoil him of that coat.
14 I| as he had put it off, the Emperor had in his heart as great
15 I| had before, wherefore the Emperor marvelled of this coat,
16 I| coat of Jesus. Then the Emperor made Pilate to be set in
17 I| slew himself. And when the Emperor heard how he was dead, he
18 I| Pilate was accused before the Emperor Tiberius because he did
19 I| Volusian returned to the Emperor. But when the Emperor heard
20 I| the Emperor. But when the Emperor heard how he had made our
21 I| Vienne in the time of the Emperor Leo, which reigned the year
22 II| thereof in the garners of the Emperor in Alexandria. And the holy
23 II| to the ministers of the Emperor, and worshipped and praised
24 II| men rebelled against the emperor; and the emperor sent against
25 II| against the emperor; and the emperor sent against them three
26 II| when the messengers of the emperor had received his benediction,
27 II| and sith returned to the emperor, and were worshipfully received.
28 II| happed that some other in the emperor's house had envy on the
29 II| and accused them to the emperor of high treason, and did
30 II| gifts that they caused the emperor to be so full of ire that
31 II| appeared to Constantine the emperor, and said to him: Wherefore
32 II| meat to beasts. And the emperor demanded: What art thou
33 II| were in prison, to whom the emperor said: What art magic or
34 II| sentence of death. Then the emperor said to them: know ye well
35 II| present peril. And when the emperor had heard of them the life
36 II| did against the law of the Emperor, Paschasius blamed her,
37 II| peace, for Diocletian the emperor, which was enemy to holy
38 II| Media; and Alexander the Emperor bare it thither at the request
39 II| Alexandria, which for the emperor of Rome governed all the
40 II| In this time Domitian was Emperor of Rome, which made right
41 II| entered in. After this that emperor saw that he ceased not to
42 II| same year was Domitian the emperor, for his evils, put to death,
43 II| served so well to Julian the emperor of Rome that he gave to
44 II| complained of their father to the emperor. ~Anon after this came the
45 II| empeshed and let, for the emperor sent to him a citation that
46 II| When Herod came to Rome the emperor ordained that his sons should
47 II| prison. When Augustus, the emperor of Rome, heard say that
48 II| Now it happed that the Emperor Constantine did do slay
49 II| S. Paul appeared to this Emperor Constantine, saying to him:
50 II| so appeared to him, the emperor wist not ne could not name
51 II| the church. After this the emperor came to S. Peter's church
52 II| Bethany, heard say that the emperor was become christian, she
53 II| that other party. Then the emperor ordained two paynims, gentiles,
54 II| bishops of the idols unto the emperor and said unto him: O thou
55 II| unto him: O thou most holy emperor, sith the time that thou
56 II| hundred men. Then sent the emperor for S. Silvester and asked
57 II| by the commandment of the emperor, which was of the party
58 II| and reprove Maximian the emperor of this, that he was over
59 II| christian people. And the emperor had of him so great despite
60 II| made a church, the said emperor made it a stable for horses,
61 II| Marcel had sung mass, the emperor made him to keep his horse,
62 II| that when Maximus, the emperor, slew and martyred christian
63 II| of martyrs. ~There was an emperor in his time named Philip,
64 II| thirteen years Decius the emperor commanded to smite off his
65 II| taken and constrained by the emperor for to worship and do sacrifice
66 II| and to the amity of the emperor celestial, by your foolish
67 II| knowest thou not well that the emperor our lord is cruel against
68 II| Sebastian was acccused to the emperor that he was christian, wherefore
69 II| wherefore Diocletian, the emperor of Rome, made him come tofore
70 II| stood upon a step where the emperor should pass by, and said
71 II| prefect of Rome, for the emperor, loved her, and when his
72 II| adornments. ~Valens the emperor which sustained the Arian
73 II| whom S. Basil said: O thou emperor, it is written: Honor regis
74 II| of holy church? And the emperor said to him: Yet returnest
75 II| provost of the meats of the emperor, upholder of the Arians,
76 II| ordain for the meats of the emperor and not to enquire of the
77 II| still, and said not. And the emperor said to S. Basil: Now go
78 II| them again. And after, the emperor did promise to S. Basil
79 II| science be corrupted. Then the emperor had great indignation of
80 II| and comforted him. And the Emperor and other people were sorry
81 II| custom that is when the emperor is crowned, there shall
82 II| colours, and demand the emperor of what stones he will have
83 II| in the time of Phocas the emperor. ~
84 III| at the mandment of the Emperor, many bishops came to Rome,
85 III| from the time of Honorius, emperor of Rome. Then let us pray
86 III| two brethren went to the Emperor Theodosius, which was a
87 III| churches, each which thing the emperor granted them, and wrote
88 III| by the commandment of the emperor obeyed and helped them.
89 III| much that he was instituted emperor. Whiles he was young he
90 III| that sign. When then he was emperor he remembered thereof, and
91 III| Julian the apostate and emperor was in the battle, and thither
92 III| spurs and came to Julian the emperor, and brandished his sword
93 III| happed that Trajan, which was emperor of Rome, passed by Antioch,
94 III| christian men, wherefor the emperor did him to be taken and
95 III| was presented tofore the emperor and all the senators of
96 III| beating and prison, the emperor did send for the Romans
97 III| saw that Diocletian the emperor made so many persecutions
98 III| the time of Decius, the emperor of Rome. After this the
99 III| the time of Eraclius, the emperor, about the year of our Lord
100 III| happed that Claudius the emperor made him to come tofore
101 III| was of the council of the emperor: What wilt thou say of our
102 III| Then said Claudius the emperor: If Jesu Christ be God verily,
103 III| provost of the city said: The emperor is deceived and betrayed,
104 III| infancy? With these words the emperor turned and changed his courage,
105 III| were converted. After, the emperor did do smite off the head
106 III| that may I not do, for the emperor should then smite off my
107 III| thou doubtest so much the emperor, which is mortal, why should
108 III| should not I doubt mine emperor Jesu Christ, which is immortal;
109 III| the time that Trajan the emperor reigned, and on a time as
110 III| cause hath been slain. The emperor answered: If I come again
111 III| avenge his death? And the emperor said: He that shall come
112 III| the time when Phocas was emperor of Rome. Let us then pray
113 III| in the time of Louis the emperor the second. And the body
114 III| therefore Valentinian the emperor delivered him to govern,
115 III| till they had grant of the emperor. And when the emperor knew
116 III| the emperor. And when the emperor knew hereof he had great
117 III| was accomplished, for the emperor said to Ambrose when he
118 III| abode the answer of the emperor fled yet away, but he was
119 III| done to him, to reprove the emperor ne the other great men when
120 III| in a chronicle that the emperor Valentinian was wroth because
121 III| for to avenge the same the emperor did do slay five thousand
122 III| surmount power. Thou art emperor, but that is for to punish
123 III| way of medicine. When the emperor heard these words, he was
124 III| force ne the power of the emperor, to the end that he hold
125 III| him to Ambrose, and the emperor followed soon after much
126 III| him long for to assoil the emperor, which came following him,
127 III| Then returned Ruffin to the emperor, and recounted to him how
128 III| how he had done, and the emperor said: Certainly I shall
129 III| so great wickedness? The emperor alleged to him that David
130 III| repentant. Then said the emperor: It appertaineth to thee
131 III| all the people, and the emperor received it gladly and refused
132 III| refused it not. When the emperor was reconciled to the church
133 III| with other. Then obeyed the emperor humbly and went out. And
134 III| out. And after, when the emperor came to Constantinople,
135 III| difference there was between an emperor and a priest. I have found
136 III| another place under Diocletian emperor of Persia, being present
137 III| George, which Sigismund, the emperor of Almayne, brought and
138 III| in the time that Nero was emperor.~And it happed in the year
139 III| sixty-six in the time of Leo the emperor, that the Venetians translated
140 III| because he had appealed to the emperor to Rome, and was sent forth
141 III| the fury and anger of the emperor Tiberius, because he had
142 III| governor of Galatia for the emperor, and the messenger of Pilate
143 III| shall demand licence of the emperor Tiberius, and I shall go
144 III| and gat licence of the emperor for to destroy this people
145 III| in the time of Nero the emperor, and came suddenly, the
146 III| And Josephus said: The emperor of Rome is dead, and the
147 III| the senate hath made thee emperor; and Vespasian answered:
148 III| that Vespasian was made emperor, and led him to Rome. All
149 III| well of the death of the emperor as of his election to be
150 III| as of his election to be emperor. And Vespasian left his
151 III| when Vespasian had been emperor two years, Titus took Jerusalem
152 III| Titus his son was made emperor after him, and was so debonair,
153 III| more, but the mother of the emperor, which was named Helena,
154 III| It was so that Adrian the emperor had do make, in the same
155 III| son bare the nails to the emperor, and the emperor did do
156 III| to the emperor, and the emperor did do set them in his bridle
157 III| Quiriacus moved not, Julian the emperor said to him: Either thou
158 III| a letter to Domitian the emperor which said that he held
159 III| martyrdom. And when the emperor saw that he ceased not of
160 III| to be believed that the emperor did these persecutions unto
161 III| Beleth saith, why that the emperor and the senate pursued Christ
162 III| miracles of Jesu Christ to the emperor only, and not to the senators,
163 III| Therefore Tiberius the emperor did do slay some of the
164 III| was vicar unto Julian the emperor, constrained a christian
165 III| to the knowledge of the emperor, he commanded that January
166 III| Domicella, niece of Domitian the emperor, whom S. Peter the apostle
167 III| of the councillors of the emperor. And when she was curiously
168 III| this he gat licence of the emperor that he might do what he
169 III| years of age. To whom the emperor Diocletian said: My little
170 III| adore such gods. When the emperor heard this child thus speak
171 III| persecution, but the mother of the emperor, whom Origen had converted,
172 III| death under Alexander the emperor, which began to reign the
173 III| he died under Valens the emperor, and from the death of him
174 III| presented them tofore the emperor, and when he found them
175 III| consented to the saying of the emperor and therefore he is worshipped
176 III| the decree of my heavenly emperor. Then the provost was angry,
177 III| the time of Claudius the emperor, which famine had Agabus
178 III| was of the lineage of the emperor Nero, the Jews had doubt
179 III| place unto the time of the emperor Zeno and Gelasius the pope,
180 III| that Diocletian, son of the emperor, had a wicked spirit in
181 III| found, he was brought to the emperor. Then he demanded if he
182 III| when it was told to the emperor they were taken out of prison,
183 III| and debonair. After, the emperor made him to be hanged on
184 III| down and slew many. The emperor was afeard and smote himself
185 III| offered and led to Nero the emperor, this child Celsus followed
186 III| between the Lombards and the emperor of Rome. And then S. Gregory,
187 III| he was present, and the emperor and much great company,
188 III| Julius Cæsar, the first emperor of Rome, had divided the
189 III| Rome by the hands of the emperor, lest peradventure the rude
190 III| ne bear arms against the emperor, which statutes were used
191 III| which for to please the emperor Diocletian, who sent his
192 III| order of knighthood of the emperor's hand; and he himself girded
193 III| Severus, desired of the emperor that he might prove the
194 III| they asked licence of the emperor to return home into Britain,
195 III| into Britain, which the emperor granted to them all, save
196 III| thousand men. And when the emperor heard hereof he assembled
197 III| the great love that the emperor had to him, and for reverence
198 III| conversation. And when the emperor had seen the letters, anon
199 III| fulfil the commandment of the emperor. And then S. Alban was brought
200 III| saying: In the time of the emperor Diocletian, Alban, lord
201 III| to the commandment of the emperor, and so he was led forth
202 III| Nerva, and was cousin to the emperor Nero, had a daughter which
203 III| by the commandment of the emperor Nero went in to Italy with
204 III| Paris, in the time of the emperor Honorius and Theodosius
205 III| mother unto the time of the emperor Valentinian. Anon after
206 IV| by the commandment of the Emperor Maximian, persecuted much
207 IV| divers tribulations, the emperor Maximian had a daughter
208 IV| for whom her father the emperor did do make many crafts
209 IV| the mouth of the maid: O emperor, it availeth thee nothing
210 IV| the people. And anon the emperor with a great multitude of
211 IV| delivered the daughter of the emperor from the hands of the fiend.
212 IV| by the commandment of the emperor, the knights brought the
213 IV| daughter of Constantine the emperor, had two provosts, that
214 IV| Constance, daughter of the emperor, should be given to him
215 IV| marriage for a reward. The emperor would well, as for him,
216 IV| And then he prayed the emperor to pardon him of taking
217 IV| that pleased well to the emperor. Then were his two daughters
218 IV| Constantine was dead, an emperor, son of the great Constantine
219 IV| the great Constantine was emperor, all of the heresy of the
220 IV| answer that he should yet be emperor, and so it happed afterward,
221 IV| Constantine was dead he became emperor. Then commanded he that
222 IV| of the country, for the emperor durst not slay so great
223 IV| Then showed Julian the emperor the covetise of his heart,
224 IV| fourth year of Claudius the emperor, Peter came to Rome, and
225 IV| church under Claudius the emperor, he went to Rome against
226 IV| him many friends in the emperor's house and converted them
227 IV| recited and read tofore the emperor, and of all men marvellously
228 IV| which was dead, and that the emperor loved so much. Whom when
229 IV| with his fellows to the emperor, whom the emperor knew for
230 IV| to the emperor, whom the emperor knew for dead, and, whiles
231 IV| for him, it was old to the emperor that Patroclus was come
232 IV| thou? And he said: Yea, emperor, I live; and Nero said:
233 IV| Patroclus said: Yea, certainly, emperor; then Nero gave to him a
234 IV| assisted him, said to him: O emperor, why smitest thou this young
235 IV| the empire of Rome. The emperor then dreading the noise
236 IV| no christian man till the emperor had otherwise ordained,
237 IV| in the time of Justin the emperor, and made ready a cord to
238 IV| by the commandment of the emperor Anthony, tofore Publius
239 IV| and ten, under Decius the emperor. ~
240 IV| in the time of Zeno the emperor, and had a rich man to her
241 IV| Ephesus. And when Decius the emperor came into Ephesus for the
242 IV| thirtieth year of Theodosius the emperor, when the heresy was of
243 IV| then the most christian emperor, being sorrowful that the
244 IV| idols, that is it that the emperor desireth of us. And then
245 IV| enquire and demand what the emperor had commanded to do. And
246 IV| they would lead him to the emperor, and was sore afeard, and
247 IV| should have been led to the Emperor Decius. And then the bishop
248 IV| first days of Decius the emperor, and it resembleth nothing
249 IV| in my heart. Decius the emperor that was in this city, where
250 IV| is named Decius, he was emperor many years since. And Malchus
251 IV| fled for fear of Decius the emperor, and I saw him, that yesterday
252 IV| fled from the face of the Emperor Decius. And then they went
253 IV| judge sent to Theodosius the emperor, praying him that he would
254 IV| saints of our Lord saw the emperor come, their visages shone
255 IV| like to the sun. And the emperor entered then, and glorified
256 IV| Christ, and so died. Then the emperor arose, and fell on them,
257 IV| night they appeared to the emperor, and said to him that he
258 IV| again. Then commanded the emperor that the place should be
259 IV| by the commandment of the emperor, knights beat them both
260 IV| brought them tofore the emperor. Nero saw their visages
261 IV| martyrdom under Decius the emperor. When Decius the emperor
262 IV| emperor. When Decius the emperor had surmounted Babylon and
263 IV| he died under Valens the emperor, and from the death of him
264 IV| Italy, and Constantine the emperor favouring them, Julius the
265 IV| come to him. Wherefore the emperor established against the
266 IV| gifts ne by menaces of this emperor, he said tofore them all:
267 IV| Gaius, nephew of Tiberius emperor. And on a day as Herod was
268 IV| Tiberius died, and Gaius was emperor. Which delivered Herod out
269 IV| these causes he was made emperor, and the first that ever
270 IV| remembrance of the victory of the emperor that he had the first day
271 IV| the time of Theodosius the emperor, which began to reign the
272 IV| the said Theodosius the emperor, and wife of Valens, went
273 IV| August in the honour of an emperor paynim which was dead. Then
274 IV| earl which was nigh to the emperor Otto, that was so cruelly
275 IV| by the commandment of the emperor he was led to pope John,
276 IV| clerks. And at the last the emperor appeased the noise and gat
277 IV| seventeenth year of Honorius the emperor. The invention of him, the
278 IV| daughter of Theodosius the emperor, was greatly tormented with
279 IV| the apostles. And when the emperor heard that, he impetred
280 IV| of S. Laurence. And the emperor wrote to S. Pelagius the
281 IV| consented to the request of the emperor, and then went the cardinals
282 IV| nourished and taught of the emperor Julian. Then this Julian
283 IV| when he was enhanced to be emperor he slew the father and mother
284 IV| them. ~The daughter of the emperor Theodosius was tormented
285 IV| The miscreants came to the emperor Theodosius, requiring that
286 IV| But, at the request of the emperor, Donatus came and prayed
287 IV| brought to Maximian the emperor, and was commanded that
288 IV| And in his time Philip the emperor, and Philip his son, received
289 IV| enhance the church. And this emperor was the first that received
290 IV| a knight with Philip the emperor named Decius, which was
291 IV| France rebelled against this emperor, he sent thither Decius
292 IV| had victory. And when the emperor heard his coming, and would
293 IV| when Decius knew that the emperor slept in his pavilion, he
294 IV| them of the host that the emperor had brought, and went anon
295 IV| named the treasures of the emperor, but of the church, or peradventure
296 IV| not under this Decius, the emperor that succeeded to Philip,
297 IV| which was Cæsar and not emperor, that he suffered martyrdom.
298 IV| For between Decius the emperor and this Decius the younger,
299 IV| younger, Cæsar, and not emperor. For, anciently, when any
300 IV| neverthemore he was Augustus ne emperor, as it is read in the chronicles,
301 IV| he was made Augustus and emperor. In the time of these emperors,
302 IV| was called Cæsar, and not emperor but Decius Cæsar only. And
303 IV| in the life of Henry the emperor, that he and Cunegonde his
304 IV| help me. Then Henry the emperor was ashamed, and gave her
305 IV| burning ashes. And when the emperor was dead, there went a great
306 IV| that go to the death of the emperor, if peradventure we may
307 IV| pot a chalice, which the emperor had given to the church
308 IV| was founden then that the emperor died that time, and one
309 IV| and brought him to the emperor. And when Decius the emperor
310 IV| emperor. And when Decius the emperor saw him, he smiling said
311 IV| receive baptism. Claudius the emperor, when Cyrilla would not
312 IV| succeeded not Decius the emperor, for after the chronicles,
313 IV| whom he made Cæsar, but not emperor, so saith Richard in his
314 IV| the time of Marcian the emperor at Balthernas a marvellous
315 V| issued anon.~When that the emperor Frederick destroyed Benevento,
316 V| manner and by what pain this emperor should be justified, that
317 V| thereupon. And anon the emperor died an evil death.~It is
318 V| dignity; for like as the emperor Augustus precelled all other
319 V| lately under Constantine the emperor. And by the ensamples Austin
320 V| into the grace of Gaius the emperor, and he gave to him two
321 V| thousand men. And when the emperor had read these letters he
322 V| it not to him. Then the emperor believed well that which
323 V| Tripartita, that Valens the emperor commended that it should
324 V| have it thence. Then the emperor took it and embraced in
325 V| passed unto Constance the emperor which would have taken Italy
326 V| in prayer and came to the emperor and answered to him and
327 V| God. And when Aurelian the emperor heard hereof he sent many
328 V| approach him. And when the emperor saw that they returned not,
329 V| prayer they said to him: The emperor desireth to see thee, and
330 V| and when he was tofore the emperor he required of him if he
331 V| And he said: Yes. Then the emperor, being full of woodness,
332 V| dost to me. And then the emperor being all wroth commanded
333 V| being within the flame, the emperor beheld him, and saw that
334 V| Jesu Christ. And then the emperor blamed the name of Jesu
335 V| them hurt him. And when the emperor knew that he had none harm,
336 V| sprang into the eye of the emperor, and smote out his eye,
337 V| smote out his eye, and the emperor was angry, and commanded
338 V| same place. And when the emperor heard say that he was escaped,
339 V| bear of my blood to your emperor, and let him rub his eye
340 V| bare of his blood to the emperor, wherewith he anointed his
341 V| woman that heard what the emperor said which woman had been
342 V| beheaded under Adrian the Emperor, because he would not sacrifice
343 V| suffered death under Maximian, emperor. For when the said Maximian
344 V| christian man. And when the emperor heard that, and that he
345 V| precious cloths. And then the emperor commanded them to be brought
346 V| his glory. And when the emperor heard that many women ministered
347 V| so noble, by leave of the emperor he sent women to her because
348 V| christian; and when the emperor heard that, he was strongly
349 V| harm. And after this the emperor commanded that they should
350 V| by the commandment of the emperor there was a great stone
351 V| father. And then Eraclius the emperor assembled a great host and
352 V| vanished away. Then the emperor took off his hosen and shoes
353 V| sickness and maladies. Then the emperor did do repair the churches,
354 V| should be ordained by the emperor that none should flee to
355 V| Eutropius had trespassed to the emperor, and fled anon to the church,
356 V| but chide. And when the emperor saw his will, he made Eutropius
357 V| provinces by authority of the emperor such laws were much profitable.
358 V| that same Gaimas prayed the emperor that he would give to him
359 V| their prayers. And when the emperor had granted him, he came
360 V| was granted to him by the emperor, but John, which was strong
361 V| love of God, said to the emperor: Promise not, ne give no
362 V| such thing. And when the emperor heard this he was glad,
363 V| barbarians. And then the emperor committed to S. John the
364 V| which was chamberlain of the emperor, was smitten with a stone,
365 V| on that other. Then the emperor moved by these things, defended
366 V| christian man, son of the said emperor, which held the name and
367 V| were dead long tofore. This emperor was of so great debonairty
368 V| Valentinian, whom he made emperor. And all these things be
369 V| knights, and were sent to the emperor for to help in their just
370 V| mountains and came beneath, the emperor commanded that all they
371 V| Jesu Christ. And then the emperor, embraised with ire, said:
372 V| We be thy knights, sir emperor, and have taken arms to
373 V| Jesu Christ. And when the emperor heard that, he commanded
374 V| let us remand unto the emperor such words: We be knights
375 V| so that Theodosius the emperor, as John Beleth saith, required
376 V| him, moved Domitian the emperor in so great cruelty that
377 V| the messengers of Michael, emperor of Constantinople, among
378 V| twenty-two, under Alexander the emperor. And by the works of the
379 V| by the works of the said emperor the most apparent part of
380 V| of the idols went to the emperor Alexander, and required
381 V| Alexander. And then the emperor commanded that the Wednesday
382 V| his meiny. And when the emperor heard that, he did do call
383 V| many others. And when the emperor heard hereof, he sent to
384 VI| and were conveyed to the emperor of Rome, the which kept
385 VI| that were then with the emperor, wherefor his council would
386 VI| and anon they sent to the emperor to know if there were any
387 VI| men should sleep. Then the emperor, marvelling, sent to the
388 VI| every one. And then the emperor was greatly abashed of that
389 VI| of Greece was slain, the emperor of Rome was slain, the king
390 VI| Yield ye that longeth to the emperor, and that ye owe to God,
391 VI| after, when Constans was emperor, and that the Huns and Goths
392 VI| christian men in the time of the emperor Marcian, that reigned in
393 VI| unto the time of Trajan the emperor, in the time that Atticus
394 VI| chivalry of Trajan, the emperor, and was right busy in the
395 VI| his life.~In that time the emperor and the people were much
396 VI| against them, for whom the emperor was much sorrowful, and
397 VI| him the commandment of the emperor, and clad him with noble
398 VI| they brought him to the emperor. And when he heard of his
399 VI| barbarians. And then the emperor seeing that Eustace would
400 VI| serve him. And then the emperor, replenished with ire, put
401 VI| and departed. Then the emperor did do make a fire under
402 VI| were drawn out tofore the emperor, and were found all whole
403 VI| suffered death under Adrian the emperor, which began about the year
404 VI| in the time of Phocas the emperor, what time Rome had received
405 VI| field of the chivalry of the emperor.~
406 VI| tree by commandment of the emperor, and cruelly his body was
407 VI| went to Valentinian the emperor for a certain necessity,
408 VI| certain necessity, and the emperor knew well that he would
409 VI| And then he went to the emperor, and when he saw him he
410 VI| great humility, for when the emperor Maximian had on a time bidden
411 VI| the time of Frederick the emperor, whereof holy church had
412 VI| by the commandment of the emperor were battles established
413 VI| in the time of Maximian, emperor of Rome, and Marcian the
414 VI| was of the lineage of the emperor of Rome. When the day of
415 VI| came from the palace of the emperor with a great meiny following
416 VI| might not draw out. Anon the emperor with the pope went to Euphemius'
417 VI| others were healed. The emperor made great foison of gold
418 VI| gone to the court of the emperor, which was then at Cremona,
419 VI| hair than my son were made emperor. And then anon the maid
420 VI| the time of Alexander the emperor, and it is read in another
421 VI| was come a minister of the emperor's unto Antioch, and sought
422 VI| of the ministers of the emperor, and be slain instead of
423 VI| and niece of Domitian the emperor, and had converted to the
424 VI| Sisinnius, friend of the emperor, and she had promised to
425 VI| noble men and friends of the emperor believed in our Lord by
426 VI| Mamertin wrote unto Trajan the emperor, of Clement, and he had
427 VI| years after, Trajan the emperor, understanding this which
428 VI| the time that Michael the emperor governed the Empire of Rome,
429 VI| In the time of Martin the emperor the church had been destroyed
430 VII| returned to Rome to see the emperor, and to know how his lordships
431 VII| Constantine, which after was emperor. And then soon after died
432 VII| Maxentius, that was then emperor, and vicious to God's law
433 VII| went forth hardily to the emperor, and said in this wise:
434 VII| of God much wisely, the emperor was much abashed and could
435 VII| people. And after this the emperor came to the palace, and
436 VII| woman. To whom she said: O emperor, I beseech thee be not overcome
437 VII| philosophers.~And when the emperor saw that in no manner he
438 VII| from so far parts, and the emperor answered and said: We have
439 VII| is a worthy counsel of an emperor, that for one maid, young
440 VII| orators she said to the emperor: What judgment is this to
441 VII| were all still. And the emperor was replenished with felony
442 VII| all the others said to the emperor: Know thou, sir emperor,
443 VII| emperor: Know thou, sir emperor, that never was there any
444 VII| dare not. Wherefore, sir emperor, we acknowledge that but
445 VII| of twelve days.~And the emperor went out of the country
446 VII| with thee.~And when the emperor was returned, he commanded
447 VII| angel. I pray thee, said the emperor, set at thine heart this
448 VII| and foul? And then the emperor having disdain, and angry
449 VII| anon and began to blame the emperor of so great cruelty, and
450 VII| of the queen was, and the emperor bade that many should be
451 VII| Jesu Christ. And then the emperor, drunken in woodness, commanded
452 VII| in disputing against the emperor. Thirdly, she had science
453 VII| when she answered to the emperor, when he demanded who she
454 VII| she informed wisely the emperor. Logic is divided in three,
455 VII| for she disputed with the emperor. Secondly, she was marvellous
456 VII| when she answered to the emperor, she had sweet words in
457 VII| all and answered to the emperor: Tarry not to do the torments
458 VII| refused all, and said to the emperor when he promised to hold
459 VII| stood in the palace of the emperor, this child came to him
460 VII| falsely accused unto the emperor, and the wife of the emperor,
461 VII| emperor, and the wife of the emperor, named Sophia, did to him
462 VII| peace to be had with the emperor and with the church. And
463 VII| whose request Phocas the emperor gave to the church of Christ
464 VII| Constantinople, and they made Charles emperor, and crowned him by the
465 VII| was much marvel of this Emperor Charles, for as long as
466 VII| matter. And nevertheless the Emperor did by dissimulation so
467 VII| and the authority of the emperor helped much thereto. For
468 VII| was falsely accused to the emperor and was sent to Angiers
469 VII| sit rex Christe. And the Emperor was present, and it pleased
470 VII| it pleased so much to the Emperor that he took him out of
471 VII| messengers of Michael the Emperor of Constantinople brought
472 VII| Louis his son, which was emperor after him, and he took the
473 VII| this, the first Otto was emperor, in the year of our Lord
474 VII| the child. And when the emperor would have condemned him
475 VII| without audience, he took the emperor and threw him to the ground,
476 VII| his hands. And after, the emperor made him to be kept, and
477 VII| wise unto her husband the emperor that he commanded to smite
478 VII| after, came a day that the emperor should do right to widows
479 VII| burning iron. And when the emperor saw that, he was all abashed
480 VII| bishops and of the barons, the emperor took term of ten days, and
481 VII| the truth known. Then the emperor the cause examined and the
482 VII| seven, six.~After this emperor reigned Henry, which was
483 VII| miracles. And this Henry the emperor and his wife Cunegonde were
484 VII| falling to the earth. This emperor put some of the bishops
485 VII| And on Whitsunday, as the emperor was crowned in a little
486 VII| and the secretary of the emperor, said that they had seen
487 VII| menaced and threatened the emperor.~In the time of this Conrad,
488 VII| little house. And as the emperor went for to hunt in the
489 VII| and a voice came to the emperor, which said to him three
490 VII| heart, and brought it to the emperor. And the same day a duke
491 VII| everybody. And when the emperor saw him that he was so fair
492 VII| when it was told to the emperor that the marriage of his
493 VII| was pope. And as Henry the emperor came to Rome for to appease
494 VII| and by the means of the emperor, he deposed himself.~And
495 VII| And after this Henry, was emperor the third Henry, and in
496 VII| that he made to Matthew the emperor. And when this Henry was
497 VII| Frederick, nephew of Conrad, was emperor in the year of our Lord
498 VII| ennoblished, by the favour of the emperor, to the See, and this discord
499 VII| dwelled in Tusculum for the emperor, assailed the Romans, which
500 VII| and a half. And when the emperor Frederick visited the Holy
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