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 1     I|          and was their leader and duke; the pillar of the cloud
 2     I|           have ordained to them a duke for to have returned into
 3    II|           After Moses, Joshua was duke and leader of the children
 4    II|          time counsellor unto the Duke of Burgundy, Charles, it
 5    II|          knighthood? Then Achior, duke of all of them of Ammon,
 6    II|          to William, the glorious Duke of Normandy, to win and
 7    II|           was daughter to Philip, duke of Alexandria, which for
 8    II|          they made him master and duke of their meiny and power,
 9   III|  Jonapatam, in which Josephus was duke, which Vespasian first assailed,
10   III|        the help of one Androgeus, duke of Kent, he had victory
11   III|        dead at his feet. Then the duke and all his company had
12   III|         much great dread, and the duke himself clad him next his
13   III|       raised the squire; then the duke and well fifteen thousand
14   III|   baptized. In this time the same duke by the commandment of the
15   III|       sins. When S. Peter saw the duke and so much fair people
16   III|         of what country. Then the duke told him by order how he
17    IV|         as a christian man unto a duke called Sebastian, which
18    IV|        not do sacrifice. When the duke understood that, he commanded
19    IV|         always in very faith. The duke was much moved and angry,
20    IV|       whole and sound. After, the duke did do take venom, and to
21    IV|        After all these things the duke yet admonished S. Victor
22    IV|           he did tofore. Then the duke commanded that all the sinews
23    IV|         they were returned to the duke, they told to him their
24    IV|         alive and whole. Then the duke commanded that he should
25    IV|        his heritage. And when the duke understood the words that
26    IV|          lose my coronet When the duke had heard her answer, he
27    IV|        the ground. After that the duke commanded that S. Victor
28    IV|          that Gallican, which was duke and conductor of the host
29    IV|      which was so done. Then this duke went to battle and was discomfited,
30    IV|       after me. When Gallican the duke had taken his sword he led
31    IV|   commanded he that Gallican, the duke, which was become so blessed
32    IV|          and seventy-one, Gerard, duke of Burgundy might have no
33    IV|      honestly. And soon after the duke had a child by his wife. ~
34    IV|        That time Rufus Patricius, duke of the city of Ravenna,
35    IV|   Encharia. The father of her was duke of Syria and places maritime,
36    IV|        and Preacher. ~Dominic was duke of the order of the friars
37    IV|         that Jesu Christ was very duke, and he would be his knight,
38    IV|         liefer be his knight than duke of knights, and he pursued
39    IV|    miracle as followeth. When the Duke of Normandy had assieged
40    IV|       coat vanished away, and the duke, their enemy, found it in
41     V|     province~for to reconcile the duke of Guienne to the church,
42     V|         for to sing mass, and the duke abode without the church
43     V|         burning, and assailed the duke by fearful words, saying:
44     V|         thou mayst. Then anon the duke waxed all stiff and was
45     V|       Moris.~Moris or Maurice was duke of the right holy legion
46     V|           noble man, Maurice, was duke of this holy legion; and
47     V|       them and said: Our glorious duke Maurice hath spoken of the
48    VI|          the daughter of Richard, duke of Normandy, which hight
49    VI|           meant. But after dinner duke Harold followed him into
50    VI|        king that time, the queen, duke Harold her brother, Robert,
51    VI|          oath that he had made to duke William, therefor he was
52    VI|      found there also Baradach, a duke of the kings of Babylon,
53    VI|        might not answer. Then the duke did enquire for them, and
54    VI|          your health. To whom the duke answered: When I shall return
55    VI|         be rebel to thee. And the duke answered: I see you more
56    VI|   apostles began to laugh and the duke said to them: I am afeard
57    VI|         laughter, and said to the duke: These men here would assure
58    VI| vanquisher all in peace. Then the duke made to be kept that one
59    VI|           it happed, and then the duke would have burnt the bishops
60    VI|    quicken the dead. And then the duke much marvelled that they
61    VI|        the realm subtly. Then the duke said to them: Now if ye
62    VI|        done all these things, the duke brought the advocates all
63    VI|          After, the daughter of a duke conceived a son by fornication,
64    VI|         no subdue him to a paynim duke. Then unnethe was the messenger
65    VI|         and is brought tofore the duke, and after many opprobrious
66    VI|           and six, sent thither a duke, and when this duke saw
67    VI|     thither a duke, and when this duke saw that all they would
68   VII|        there arose and stood up a duke, which was her uncle, and
69   VII|          king. And the king had a duke which held and lay by a
70   VII|          chamber and sent for the duke in the name of the same
71   VII|       faith, which had first been Duke of Turin, and after was
72   VII|          reigned Henry, which was duke of Bavaria in the year ten
73   VII|           him succeeded Conrad, a duke of France, which had wedded
74   VII|       emperor. And the same day a duke passed by the forest and
75   VII|           two esquires and of the duke that found the child, and
76   VII|         party of Otto, son of the Duke of Saxony, and make him
77   VII|           might be lodged. Then a duke that was in the company,