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christendom 3
christened 35
christi 5
christian 485
christiana 1
christians 9
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489 saying
486 began
485 christian
484 am
477 named
474 therefore
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1 I| worship God crucified. The Christian men, sinners, shall weep 2 I| name Christ we be called christian men. Of which name S. Austin 3 I| Austin saith thus: Every christian man ought to be c puissance 4 I| to sinners hell, and to christian penitent he commanded the 5 I| at the persuasion of some Christian man, caused the Emperor 6 I| that a paynim perverted a Christian man and brought him out 7 I| that is for to warn the Christian people, that they put them 8 I| help of fiends. The good christian man by justice public, the 9 I| justice public, the evil christian man by signs of justice. 10 I| God hath distributed to Christian people, give to the said 11 I| received of the good and true christian men but for that he is not 12 I| be hallowed of all good christian people, to the end that 13 I| alway were athirst, but thou christian man, when thou hast drunk 14 I| Arians was yielded to good christian men, and they hallowed it, 15 I| wit, the assembly of good christian men. ~And this temple is 16 I| Europe reigneth now most the christian law and faith, wherein is 17 II| whom I had lost. ~A young christian man said to S. Andrew: My 18 II| receive baptism and become Christian. Then he that was dead arose, 19 II| And it was because she was christian, and that she did against 20 II| mightest say these words unto christian people, semblable to thee, 21 II| in me to the end that the christian men that believe in God 22 II| for to take away from the christian men the fear and dread to 23 II| call her again from the christian faith. And the queen was 24 II| bishop all quick. And the christian men bare away the body of 25 II| against this city, they took a christian child, and set him on the 26 II| aiders of our Lord and of christian faith. Pray we then to this 27 II| paynim. Her mother, which was christian, was taught and informed 28 II| company. She went visiting the christian prisoners that were in diverse 29 II| Apollonia, which was a christian woman, toke the body of 30 II| converted her father unto the christian faith. And he was after 31 II| Ghost, confirmed in the christian faith by the universal world, 32 II| founded many churches in the christian faith as well by miracles 33 II| great persecutions unto christian men, and did do take S. 34 II| ceased not to preach the christian faith, he sent him into 35 II| by his predication in the christian faith, the year sixty-eight 36 II| them and be stedfast in the christian faith and obeissant to the 37 II| happed that he received a christian man into his house named 38 II| was so gracious that all christian men and paynims loved him, 39 II| Constantine did do slay all the christian men over all where he could 40 II| what wrong he had done to christian men, and made to dig and 41 II| that the emperor was become christian, she sent to him a letter, 42 II| greatest masters of the christian men, to the end that they 43 II| that thou hast received christian faith the dragon which is 44 II| man, S. Paul, saw men for christian faith cruelly tormented, 45 II| saw the persecutions of christian men, he departed and became 46 II| wife might do, which was a christian woman, unto the time that 47 II| whom he said that the false christian men be yet lower and deeper 48 II| confessed plainly that he was christian and believed in Jesu Christ 49 II| that he was over cruel to christian people. And the emperor 50 II| emperor, slew and martyred christian men, he followed the martyrs 51 II| these monks and these cursed christian men do me thus much shame? 52 II| tofore the people, and slew christian men like sheep upon the 53 II| man of great faith, a good christian man, and was born in Narbonne, 54 II| did it for to comfort the christian men in their belief when 55 II| two brethren german, very christian men and noble of lineage 56 II| receive death for their christian faith, within which time 57 II| and leave the error of the christian men. And anon, after these 58 II| they were returned from the christian faith, and would for the 59 II| be ye example to other christian men for to be strong in 60 II| and Marcus received the christian faith and were all baptized 61 II| shalt find that the name of christian men is of great virtue. 62 II| our lord is cruel against christian men? Tranquillinus said: 63 II| the emperor that he was christian, wherefore Diocletian, the 64 II| how then hast thou been christian privily against my health, 65 II| The night after came a christian woman for to take his body 66 II| till he was all whole. Many christian men came to him which counselled 67 II| evilly which accuse the christian men to be contrary to the 68 II| ye do persecutions unto christian men. Then Diocletian made 69 II| great privy, because the christian men should make no feast 70 II| but much fairer in the christian faith, she was young of 71 II| her servants said she was christian, and that she was so enchanted 72 II| provost heard that she was christian the provost was much glad 73 II| power on her, for then the christian people were in the will 74 II| loud voice, that the God of christian men was very God in heaven, 75 II| martyred. Anon came the christian men and the parents of S. 76 II| perished, so that forthon the christian people might surely come 77 II| felony to the wisdom of christian men to blame and reny our 78 II| men to blame and reny our christian faith. Then Dacian, being 79 II| these be plays and japes to christian men. Then Dacian said as 80 II| took away a church from the christian men, and gave it to the 81 II| commanded that the catholic christian men be put out of holy church? 82 II| the devil said to him: Ye christian men, ye be all false and 83 II| baptism, and the profession of christian religion, and that thou 84 II| take me and sell me to some christian man, and take that money 85 II| evil works that he led the christian men bound to Jerusalem. 86 III| Theodosius, which was a very christian man, and they prayed him 87 III| destroyed them, and persecuted christian men because that he knew 88 III| devil for him, said to a christian man: What doeth the smith’ 89 III| firmly the promise of thy christian faith, and do thy works 90 III| to visit thee and other christian men with thee. Hold thee 91 III| this, that he persecuted christian men, wherefor the emperor 92 III| was honorably buried of christian men, to the worship of Jesu 93 III| humble in manners, that the christian men of Cappadocia of the 94 III| so many persecutions to christian men that S. Blase sought 95 III| to bring him and all the christian men with him. And that night 96 III| or to take from her the christian faith. I and my daughters 97 III| nobleman answered: I am also christian, and a good master and leech, 98 III| of Rome. After this the Christian people took the body for 99 III| we come vanquished of the christian people. And therefore I 100 III| that cometh vanquished of a christian creature? The devil said: 101 III| When we come to a good christian man and we find him ready 102 III| thou so hardy to tempt any christian person? And the devil answered: 103 III| he was a great doctor of christian men. The first was of equity, 104 III| like a fool, in despising christian law. And because this was 105 III| hereto, because for to be a christian man it is nothing criminal 106 III| Gregory demanded if they were christian, and he answered: Nay, but 107 III| the English people to the christian faith by three holy men 108 III| said: If thou wilt become christian God shall pardon thee thy 109 III| Much great is the God of christian people, holy man, we pray 110 III| abode in the company of christian men, and thanked God, and 111 III| the country about to the christian faith, whereof the devil 112 III| tormented over cruelly the christian men, because he was of the 113 III| as he had done with other christian men, and said to S. Benet: 114 III| see well that thou art a christian man. To whom Seconde said: 115 III| Verily I knowledge me to be a christian man; then Saprice said: 116 III| the Arians and the good christian men, for the election, fell 117 III| baptized, how well that he was christian in will. And the eighth 118 III| not consent to the good christian men, but would have one 119 III| he was found of the true christian men, and they reproved greatly 120 III| so great persecution of christian men that within a month 121 III| and took the habit of a christian man, and went into the middle 122 III| to him: I see that these christian people doubt not our torments. 123 III| him that he would make him christian. And when Dacian knew that 124 III| knew that he was become christian he made to smite off his 125 III| the great virtue of the christian people? I said to thee well 126 III| well that I will become christian. Then was Dacian much abashed 127 III| said to her: Wilt thou be christian? Then he took her by the 128 III| of Antioch, that when the christian men went over sea to conquer 129 III| uncovered, and therein dwell christian Greeks. And in the said 130 III| then there the town full of christian men, and the bishops of 131 III| body alone. Then came the christian men and bare it away, and 132 III| paynims had great joy, and the christian men had right great sorrow, 133 III| a thing done against the christian faith, and anon he repented 134 III| fall that the pope of the christian people, which is sovereign, 135 III| himself. And after, the christian men chose him again to be 136 III| the paynims against the christian people, that within a month 137 III| Christ and for to sustain the christian faith, well a seventeen 138 III| well a seventeen thousand christian people. Marcelin, in the 139 III| worthy to be buried among christian people, and therefore he 140 III| because he showed him a christian man he did him to be hanged 141 III| whom she answered: I am a christian woman, and it is not lawful 142 III| bishop of the Arians that the christian men had taken, and many 143 III| cloud was seen, and the christian men doubted that their faith 144 III| all confused, and the good christian men thanked our Lord.~The 145 III| converted much people to the christian faith.~S. Philip tofore 146 III| living and the dead. When the christian men had heard him they were 147 III| they could not answer, some christian men that were there told 148 III| shall reign no more, but the christian men that worshipped the 149 III| Christ, and now sith I am christian thou hast taken from me 150 III| at the least thou art not christian. And when he saw he would 151 III| issued out. In that place christian men did do make a fair church, 152 III| these persecutions unto christian people because they believed 153 III| the emperor, constrained a christian man named January for to 154 III| the same January unto the christian faith, with his wife and 155 III| and Denis had received the christian faith. Finally Denis died 156 III| after S. Calixtus, and the christian people were in his time 157 III| her son that he left the christian people in peace. Nevertheless 158 III| marvellously cruel against christian men, and did diligently 159 III| thee more to persecute the christian men than doth the sacrifice 160 III| that Anolinus was become christian, he did do bring him tofore 161 III| gods and in magnifying the christian men against his will, he 162 III| convert the people thereof to christian faith. And he being on the 163 III| declared to the king the christian faith openly and the great 164 III| enformed them diligently in the christian faith with great joy and 165 III| land was converted unto the christian faith, and by his ordinance 166 III| was much angry, and forgot christian religion, and came with 167 III| let out of prison all the christian men and all them that would 168 III| and all them that would be christian, and he with many other 169 III| heard this he made all the christian men come tofore him, whom 170 III| the same pit with seven christian men that defended them, 171 III| it, wherefore he became christian and lived after a holy life 172 III| touched them, and after this christian men buried them. And these 173 III| special name and were called christian men as the other. Yet nourished 174 III| have said: And I am also christian. Then he bit the provost, 175 III| and confessed him to be christian, howbeit that he was over-young 176 III| was beaten he cried: I am christian; and the more that he cried, 177 III| should not be buried of the christian people, he commanded that 178 III| the night buried by the christian people; whose bodies were 179 III| compassion that they were not christian, and laboured as much as 180 III| how he might destroy the christian faith, and then it was concluded 181 III| should be damned with all his christian people, and be punished 182 III| and that all the books of christian law should be burnt and 183 III| when it was known among the christian people of Rome of divers 184 III| said he, that thou art a christian man and comest in to these 185 III| I would fain know what christian men feel thereof. Then Amphiabel 186 III| know verily that he was a christian man. And the men that came 187 III| Alban and that he was a very christian man. Then the judge demanded 188 III| and was commanded that no christian man should be spared, save 189 III| would in no wise leave the christian faith, then he to have capital 190 III| death. To whom one of the christian men said: Certainly this 191 III| knowledge us all to be very true christian men, and be ready for the 192 III| forsook their idols and became christian. And when the judge saw 193 III| that the people were become christian, he commanded to slay them 194 III| and in the meanwhile a christian man stole away the body 195 III| that he should receive the christian faith to the end that he 196 III| others for to preach the christian faith, and thus as he entered 197 III| S. Marcial, and a few of christian people that were there, 198 III| same time were turned to christian faith and baptized twelve 199 III| did do assemble all the christian people that he had converted, 200 III| under Clovis his son, first christian king of France, and was 201 III| worshipped by the good and devout christian people.~In the time that 202 IV| persecuted much strongly christian men, but his son Maturin, 203 IV| emperors, was presented as a christian man unto a duke called Sebastian, 204 IV| faith, and after, he became christian, and returned again to Rome, 205 IV| they sustained the poor christian people of our Lord Jesu 206 IV| son glorified them to be christian, we would well serve them, 207 IV| whom Julian: Ween ye that christian men shall make you martyrs? 208 IV| trespass, and after became christian and put in writing the passion 209 IV| of Italy and release the christian people that he had in captivity. 210 IV| when he knew that they were christian, beheaded both Processe 211 IV| Peter saw that the good christian men saw his glory, in yielding 212 IV| for which thing the good christian people understood that they 213 IV| assembled great number of christian men and of paynims also, 214 IV| afterward they were drawn out by christian men. S. Gregory saith that 215 IV| Paul's, wherefore the good christian men put them to prayers 216 IV| enquire and to take all christian men, and without examination 217 IV| he commanded that all the christian men should be burnt by fire, 218 IV| so great a multitude of christian people were slain then, 219 IV| should touch ne hurt no christian man till the emperor had 220 IV| bishop and to other good christian men, which anon said: Truly 221 IV| with a great multitude of christian men took that head with 222 IV| seek thee, the glory of christian men and praising of good, 223 IV| years he converted to the christian faith the Persians and Parthians, 224 IV| for her name Margaret, and christian in religion. To whom the 225 IV| answered: By the books of christian men. To whom Margaret said: 226 IV| tempted so much and so often christian people. To whom he answered 227 IV| should be converted to the christian faith by her, gave sentence 228 IV| found in her contrary to christian religion, hateful to her 229 IV| persecution was of many christian men, that were martyred 230 IV| together, and many other christian men were taken of the miscreants 231 IV| a centurion, then being christian, by whose prayer he went 232 IV| paynims. And because the christian men should not doubt, he 233 IV| gods, and saith that she is christian. Then her father provoked 234 IV| and the king, which was a christian man, when he heard him name 235 IV| place where they martyred christian men, and comforted them 236 IV| said to them: If I were not christian I should avenge mine injury. 237 IV| baptism, a Canaanite, now, a christian man. To whom the king said: 238 IV| thousand men, to the honour of christian faith, by his shining miracles. 239 IV| his body, and gat of the christian mind and pardon, and he 240 IV| Ephesus for the persecution of christian men, he commanded to edify 241 IV| and did do seek all the christian people, and bind them for 242 IV| city were founden seven christian men, that is to wit, Maximian, 243 IV| thither, and were found very christian men. Then was given to them 244 IV| Then the ministers and two christian men, Theodorus and Rufinus, 245 IV| Theodosius, then the most christian emperor, being sorrowful 246 IV| man confesseth him to be christian? I trow this is not the 247 IV| and of S. Perpetua, a most christian woman, and come of the noblest 248 IV| torments that were ordained for christian men, but he might not withdraw 249 IV| his father, then old and christian, and enquired of him how 250 IV| was beheaded. Whose bodies christian men took up and by night 251 IV| knowing, for he knew the christian faith, and for the faith 252 IV| France, was after this made a christian man, and baptized of S. 253 IV| provinces, he found some christian men within the city, and 254 IV| occasion might come to the christian men; but they would not 255 IV| much angry and forgat the christian religion, and came with 256 IV| purposed in example of good christian men for two things, that 257 IV| held for to defend like as christian men do for the law of the 258 IV| them that escaped became christian. For when they would have 259 IV| of the paynims unto the christian faith, both by word and 260 IV| And after this, the other christian men went home again to their 261 IV| abode there alone with a few christian men and catholic, against 262 IV| and for to enhaunce the christian faith against the heretics. 263 IV| God. And then said he: All christian souls by the mercy of God 264 IV| distributed them to poor christian men, Valerian the provost 265 IV| said: Art not thou made christian? Which answered: Alas! for 266 IV| Ciriacus, and in despite of christian men he made a bath in the 267 IV| began to dread and honour christian men. ~ 268 IV| persecute the church and christian men, and commanded that 269 IV| had hid in her house many christian men and women, and long 270 IV| he went to the house of a christian man and found therein a 271 IV| say but that he was a good christian and freely baptized. And 272 IV| the field Veranus. And the christian men that buried him, fasted 273 IV| moving persecution against christian men, among other he slew 274 IV| showing that the faith of christian men ought to deserve to 275 IV| chauffed the hearts of all christian people by the flames that 276 IV| as an enchanter, but as a christian man. Then Decius, being 277 IV| habit that he ware as a christian man, and that his mouth 278 IV| clear voice that he was christian. And when he had despised 279 IV| of Hyppolitus' house were christian, and all were brought tofore 280 IV| Irenæus, which was secretly a christian man, and said to him: Keep 281 IV| Irenæus called to him a christian man named Abundinus, and 282 IV| chariot for to go and torment christian men, and Decius was ravished 283 IV| her daughter were become christian, came with their wives to 284 IV| to the comfort of good christian men. And of one part of 285 IV| to be hid to devout and christian people. It is to be noted 286 IV| by devout visitation of christian men, it should be marvel 287 IV| twenty-seven, that when the christian men were communed and houseled 288 IV| crying, made to assemble many christian men and Jews, the which 289 IV| the fire from me. Then the christian men, understanding this 290 IV| all the college of good christian men, and then said after: 291 V| sooner to do it, which am a Christian man. By this holy meditation 292 V| devout prayer, that all good christian men which reverently prayed 293 V| beheaded, and his body taken of christian men and was honourably buried. 294 V| where his blood was shed: A christian man bare away three stones 295 V| ofttimes said that he was a christian man. To whom Simplician 296 V| The walls make not a man christian. At the last, when he came 297 V| made most convenable to the christian faith. And he sent to him 298 V| the idolaters and false christian men enjoyed them thereof, 299 V| the holy places, the good christian men took the body of S. 300 V| were gathered up of good christian men. And then suffered he 301 V| after in his life smite no christian man. And the good man Sanctilus 302 V| confessing him freely to be a christian man, and both of them kissing 303 V| there beheaded together. The christian men not knowing his name 304 V| Felix, and said he was a christian man, when he suffered martyrdom. 305 V| both twain together. Then christian men took the bodies and 306 V| converted to him by the peace of christian faith, and was bitter to 307 V| required of him if he were christian or not. And he said: Yes. 308 V| and should govern his true christian men fighting in chivalry 309 V| and kings, and we be said christian men of Christ, and be called 310 V| known in long time of good christian men, and as master John 311 V| hallowed generally of all christian men, but the utas sometime 312 V| Mother, and renounced his christian profession, and wrote an 313 V| to be in purpose to be a christian man, and thus he recovered 314 V| that he confessed to be christian, he was without water of 315 V| commandment they sought all christian men, some sought them for 316 V| is ordained against the christian men? And they said to him: 317 V| with them here, for I am a christian man. And when the emperor 318 V| the others, for she was christian secretly, but she durst 319 V| saints had none harm. And the christian men took counsel together, 320 V| entered into a ship with many christian men, and when the judge 321 V| and whither go ye? And the christian men said: We come from Nicomedia 322 V| Almighty God. And then the good christian men took her body and laid 323 V| high voice that they were christian; and when the emperor heard 324 V| taken up and buried by good christian men. And they suffered death 325 V| her were engendered to the christian faith.~ 326 V| in her courage to be made christian by good manners. And then 327 V| And then at that time the christian men were well suffered to 328 V| walking by the town, she heard christian men sing a verse of the 329 V| that a young man, a false christian, was come to me because 330 V| was ordained bishop of the christian people. And as he was in 331 V| Cosdroe, obeyed them to the christian faith, and received the 332 V| would never make peace with christian men and Romans if they renied 333 V| away. And it happed that a christian man met him and saw him 334 V| he said: I have not. The christian man said: Verily, thou hast 335 V| said: Verily, the God of christian men is great, and the faith 336 V| then the Jew brought the christian man to the pit and there 337 V| the Jew anon became a good christian man and was baptized.~In 338 V| of Beirout, there was a christian man which had hired an house 339 V| and then he called the christian man that had left it in 340 V| the realm of Agrippa, of christian men, and from thence it 341 V| to do thus in despite of christian men, and sung oft this song: 342 V| and ordained that the good christian people should go by night 343 V| Theodosius, a right good christian man, son of the said emperor, 344 V| daughter of a senator, and saw christian men in the time of Diocletian 345 V| and confessed her to be christian. And she comforted by example 346 V| when the judge slew the christian men, the one tofore another, 347 V| the judge: The virtue of christian people may not be overcome 348 V| increased much the honour of christian men, and replenished all 349 V| all the provinces where christian men dwelt. If anything behoved 350 V| against you. And then the christian people received these letters, 351 V| not to bear arms against christian men, but rather to defend 352 V| destroyed, and specially on christian men. And when the holy knights 353 V| had heard that they were christian men, sighing he wailed greatly, 354 V| apperceived that he was a christian man, they anon ran upon 355 V| The company of these true christian men enlumined with divine 356 V| he were come to put the christian men in error, and said: 357 V| our country is Arabia, but christian men know not fortune. Then 358 V| brethren together.~Then the christian men doubted of the word 359 V| counsel of the bishop, the christian men took truce for three 360 V| submitted them anon to the christian faith. The second victory 361 V| answered boldly that he was a christian man. And the judge said: 362 V| art a Ciceronian, and no christian man, whereas thy treasure 363 V| is interpreted of a very christian. It is written also of Jerome 364 V| named Clotilde, which was christian, and she enforced her much 365 V| convert her husband to the christian faith, but she might not. 366 V| granted that it should be christian, and after that it was christened, 367 V| be made reproach unto the christian people. And then she blessed 368 V| his meiny, and was a true christian man and was instructed and 369 V| great part of the region, to christian faith. And it is said that 370 V| whosomever might find any christian man, that he should constrain 371 V| Rome to Paris against the christian men. And found there the 372 V| his fellows and many other christian men. And as he sang there 373 V| Lubrius, said that she was christian, and anon she was beheaded 374 V| paynims doubted that the good christian men would bury the body 375 V| Tiber, he~required that the christian men, by whom this evil was 376 VI| nations, in such wise that all christian kings desired to have peace 377 VI| maintain by his wisdom the christian faith, and how dreadful 378 VI| prayers and devotions of true christian people that pray in that 379 VI| and true intent of this christian king, S. Edward, confirmed 380 VI| is promised to all true christian men. Put ye away your weeping 381 VI| history of Antioch that the christian men were besieged of a great 382 VI| against the Turks. Then the christian men enhardened themselves 383 VI| manner. In Britain was a christian king named Notus or Maurus, 384 VI| assembled to them, doubted that christian religion should much be 385 VI| behead them because they were christian. And the blessed Ciriacus 386 VI| exhort his mother to be christian. For his father died the 387 VI| Goths enforced them against christian men in the time of the emperor 388 VI| the furious persecution of christian men was made under Diocletian 389 VI| the holy saints, of true christian people. Then let us pray 390 VI| thing on them. And then the christian men took the bodies of them, 391 VI| Chrysostom saith to us: Thou, christian man, art a knight delicate 392 VI| be more noble than other christian people, whereof Cyprian 393 VI| of the departing of all christian souls is stablished to be 394 VI| angels torment the evil christian souls. And it is well to 395 VI| mass of requiem for all christian souls, and hereof he was 396 VI| said De profundis for all christian souls. And on a time he 397 VI| pray diligently for all christian souls, that by the moyen 398 VI| a merchant which was not christian, and escried and said: God 399 VI| appertaineth not but that a christian man should die in hair and 400 VI| for to slay and destroy christian men's blood, and they came 401 VI| truly the very religion of christian faith, and governed his 402 VI| country where this most christian S. Edmund reigned, and understood 403 VI| prevented, fall on good christian men, and so slay and destroy 404 VI| love of temporal life, the christian king Edmund shall no subdue 405 VI| should not be found of the christian men. But by the purveyance 406 VI| Danes were departed, the christian men found the body, but 407 VI| which put to death many christian men, heard say that Tyburtius 408 VI| Tyburtius and Valerian buried christian men that were martyred, 409 VI| they converted him to the christian faith, and they promised 410 VI| many were converted to the christian faith. And when Almachius 411 VI| pleased well unto the Jews, christian men and paynims. He had 412 VI| than two thousand people christian, which had been long there 413 VI| of Aquila, and slew other christian men, commanded that Grysogone 414 VII| she was converted to the christian faith. And after, the said 415 VII| all the world, as well to christian men as to paynims, so that 416 VII| converting many creatures to the christian faith of Jesu Christ, on 417 VII| sacrifice to the idols, and the christian men that would not make 418 VII| thither, and found there many christian men to be led to do sacrifice 419 VII| by the fire. And when the christian men had buried them, the 420 VII| he might fear the other christian people by ensample of that 421 VII| they said: And we also be christian and be ready for to suffer 422 VII| sorrow and lamentation among christian men, saying: Alas ! the 423 VII| of Sinai there were many christian hermits which were inflamed 424 VII| queen, whom she drew to the christian faith by sweetness of her 425 VII| when he knew that she was christian, he ran upon her and would 426 VII| of Elapis, he was come of christian people and had a good christian 427 VII| christian people and had a good christian wife, and was well known 428 VII| that said that James was christian, and then the prince called 429 VII| smote off his head. Then the christian men came privily and took 430 VII| time the persecution of the christian people was great about Rome, 431 VII| acknowledged herself to be christian, and that she had vowed 432 VII| judge they said they were christian and believed on Jesu Christ. 433 VII| and all such service as christian men use to sing. And S. 434 VII| were these two children christian. And when Erkenwold was 435 VII| as all India was full of christian people and of monks, there 436 VII| made great persecution to christian men and specially to monks. 437 VII| king heard say that he was christian he was wood for anger, and 438 VII| suppose that he shall be of christian religion which thou persecutest. 439 VII| a man which was secretly christian, and was chief among all 440 VII| was not only turned to the christian faith, but enforced to withdraw 441 VII| defend first the faith of christian men, and after, shall leave 442 VII| or such other, and the christian men worship the son of the 443 VII| clearly to defend the law of christian men, and garnished him with 444 VII| It appertaineth well to christian men to wed wives, but not 445 VII| to-morn I shall be made christian, for as ye say the angels 446 VII| that he should slay all the christian men. And as he should enter 447 VII| till by the warning of a christian man he had changed his oath. 448 VII| Lombards, a devout and most christian lady, ordained at Modena 449 VII| conversed oft with Jews and with christian men, of whom he had taken 450 VII| of clean people. And to christian men they accord whereas 451 VII| but he deceived Jews and christian men, so that he said to 452 VII| Jews do the Saturday, and christian men the Sunday. And when 453 VII| towards the west, and the christian men towards the east, therefore 454 VII| by the admonishments of christian men, shaved their heads 455 VII| and after was recovered by christian men, and the bones of S. 456 VII| the fourth persecution on christian people, after the Emperor 457 VII| three times confessed to be christian. When these tidings were 458 VII| master and doctor of all the christian people that be in Asia, 459 VII| spirit unto our Lord. The christian people that were there buried 460 VII| certain that the God of christian men is much mighty. For 461 VII| made to assemble all the christian people together, and said 462 VII| laboured strongly for the christian religion, insomuch that 463 VII| which he composed of the christian religion, and so much he 464 VII| pity and compassion of the christian people, and not only the 465 VII| were great persecutors of christian people, and so as Justin 466 VII| defend therewith the religion christian. It happed so that many 467 VII| the emperor, saying he was christian, and that he would destroy 468 VII| all the auditors of the christian faith to be put to death, 469 VII| ordained for to take the christian men, took S. Demetrius, 470 VII| pope Stephen with a few christian folk, to whom he preached 471 VII| his father a king right christian, named Louis. This Louis 472 VII| region about. Then after, the christian host, esprised and beat 473 VII| just judgment of God, many christian men died there, insomuch 474 VII| Sidon many dead bodies of christian men, of which many one was 475 VII| blasphemies done to the christian faith, but he, enamoured 476 VII| sons, not willing that the christian folk and holy persons should 477 VII| where by force of arms the christian men took the castle, and 478 VII| the twelve articles of the christian faith, that every christian 479 VII| christian faith, that every christian man and woman ought to believe 480 VII| and taught unto them the christian faith, and he baptized them 481 VII| folk were turned unto the christian faith. Then appeared to 482 VII| converted much people unto the christian belief, more than ever he 483 VII| converted many folk to the christian faith. Then then this emperor 484 VII| people were converted to the christian faith; in which town this 485 VII| strengthened the people in the christian belief. And when the hour


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