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501   VII|            Then the right reverend bishop Pharon, beholding on Fiacre
502   VII|          Then the piteous and holy bishop, as soon as he might, led
503   VII|            venerable and courteous bishop gave of his wood as much
504   VII|        denounced this thing to the bishop Pharon, testifying and insuring
505   VII|           and commanded him by the bishop that he should cease of
506   VII|        that for the same cause the bishop should come there.~When
507   VII|            was thus accused to the bishop by a woman, he ceased his
508   VII|        touched the said stone. The bishop then by the provocation
509   VII|          and blasphemed him to the bishop, also for the injuries and
510   VII|      solemnity, was right glorious bishop of Paris. We read in the
511   VII|         and there he was the first bishop, and there he ordained clerks
512   VII|       After S. Denis was the ninth bishop S. Marcel, after S. Marcel
513   VII|            S. Landry was the ninth bishop after S. Germain and thus
514   VII|          he was the twenty-seventh bishop after S. Denis. He sat in
515   VII|           he prayed them. Then the bishop of Paris named Maurice,
516   VII|            fait of advocacy in the bishop's court of Trygvier, ever
517   VII|           in the said court of the bishop of Trygvier, which lawfully,
518   VII|         taken and led with him the bishop's horse of Trygvier for
519   VII|          the goods of the foresaid bishop, S. Ives then being in the
520   VII|         and led him again unto the bishop's place. And how be it that
521   VII|    sometime when he dined with the bishop, for then within his water
522   VII|     devotion from the hands of the bishop of Paris, led with him three
523   VII|            in the presence of John Bishop of Portuence which as then
524   VII|     promoted him to the dignity of bishop. And notwithstanding he
525   VII|          exercised the office of a bishop. He celebrated devoutly,
526   VII|     temporal daily grew there. The bishop of Angers died that time,
527   VII|         promoted to the dignity of bishop there, whereas he was afterwards
528   VII|        Albine, and the Albine holy bishop made the sign of the cross
529   VII|    besought him for help. The holy bishop having on them great compassion
530   VII|           brought before this holy bishop, and as soon as the enemy
531   VII|        bonus, and verily this holy bishop was good. Tercio: as he
532   VII|         This holy saint Albine was bishop of Angers by the space of
533   VII|     followeth the Life of the holy Bishop and Martyr, S. Erasmus.~
534   VII|           holy man chosen and made bishop of all the land of Campania,
535   VII|           that they laid this holy bishop upon the ground naked and
536   VII|            was come that this holy bishop and martyr of God should
537   VII|     November 20, vi. 243.~*Edmund, Bishop. November 16, vi. 230.~*
538   VII|         Judith, ii. 77.~Julian the Bishop. January 27, iii. 8.~Juliana
539   VII|          March 15, iii. 70.~Louis, Bishop. August 19, vii. 215.~Louis,
540   VII|      lettuce, v. 135. ~---tempts a bishop in the form of a fair woman,
541   VII|         tale of, v. 122.~Mellitus, bishop of London, vi. 17.~Mice