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 1     I|       for banners. And like as a tyrant and a malefactor should
 2    II|      caught by his eyes, and his tyrant knights said to him: Who
 3    II|        And as they were there, a tyrant that was called Rictius
 4    II|       take none heed of you. The tyrant Rictius Varus had great
 5    II|        rage and madness took the tyrant Rictius Varus, and he cried
 6    II|          our Lord avenged on the tyrant, and by such martyrdom the
 7    II|        harbor Jew, ne paynim, ne tyrant, that should live. After
 8   III|        would have done. Then the tyrant became wroth and did do
 9   III|        realm of heaven. Then the tyrant did do hang them, and with
10   III|          be the reward. Then the tyrant did do take them down and
11   III|    extinct and quenched. And the tyrant said to them, now leave
12   III|       issued out of the pond the tyrant said to him: Thou hast determined
13   III|         ye do. And anon then the tyrant did do smite off his head,
14   III|     Agatha: Over felon and cruel tyrant, hast thou no shame to cut
15   III|          said: How well that the tyrant hath tormented thee bodily,
16   III|          said the villain to the tyrant: Lo! there is Benet that
17   III|   unbounden, he stood tofore the tyrant appertly, without dread.
18   III|          admonested S. Benet the tyrant, and said to him that he
19   III|      church, and if he will be a tyrant I will much gladly receive
20   III|       seventh year came a wicked tyrant out of Denmark into this
21   III|       she to him: Evil and cruel tyrant! ne seest thou not the great
22   III|          of our Lord. And so the tyrant left him in the place for
23   III|          dead, and thus told the tyrant that slew him, and friar
24   III|         him. And after, when the tyrant saw that he removed yet
25   III|       lips, the cursed and cruel tyrant came again and smote him
26   III|       name of god Elyon, and the tyrant smiling said: This old fellow
27   III|          baptized them. When the tyrant heard that Anolinus was
28   III|        that Quirine despised the tyrant as well when he glosed him
29    IV|       all torments. And then the tyrant commanded that his feet
30    IV|        place the sentence of the tyrant, and they suffered death
31    IV|       had burned, and said: Thou tyrant and member of thy father
32    IV|         without punishment, thou tyrant and felon because thou hast
33    IV|          of her father saying: O tyrant, take the flesh, which thou
34    IV|       merchant was detained of a tyrant, and all despoiled, was
35    IV|        To whom Christopher said: Tyrant, I shall die to-morn, make
36    IV|         smote out the eye of the tyrant, to whom the blood of the
37    IV|     overcome the woodness of the tyrant by the constancy of faith,
38    IV|     cruel vengeance of the cruel tyrant, which as soon as he was
39    IV|          and have victory of the tyrant, and shalt follow me within
40    IV|           unto the demand of the tyrant, and unto the death, in
41    IV|       burnt flesh lay tofore the tyrant, and the body burnt, nevertheless
42    IV| martyrdom he left the law of the tyrant, and came and possessed
43     V|          he that overcometh some tyrant, sendeth his fellows tofore
44     V|      cities. And at the last the tyrant brother of Polemius, new
45     V|          And they chose a strong tyrant to do it, and he had no
46     V|     repair the churches that the tyrant had destroyed, and took
47     V|     again reign and command as a tyrant, he was pursued of Constantius,
48     V|        constancy, whom the cruel tyrant for to fear them tithed
49    VI|         husband that was a cruel tyrant a meek lamb, and was sister
50    VI|        may live therein, ne none tyrant may grieve it. For if any
51    VI|       had said thus, this cursed tyrant full of malice, smote off
52    VI|          good man was taken of a tyrant, which began to think in
53    VI|       company of S. Clare. And a tyrant, a knight, took and drew
54    VI|        consent and agree to this tyrant Hingvar, and the king a
55    VI|          Hingvar, anon the cruel tyrant commanded to slay all the
56    VI|   Almighty God. Then this wicked tyrant commanded that they should
57    VI|        beheld the cruelty of the tyrant. And then Cornelius and
58   VII|   vicious to God's law and cruel tyrant, considered the noble and
59   VII|        Jesu Christ. And when the tyrant heard this thing he was
60   VII|         men had buried them, the tyrant spake unto the virgin and
61   VII|         knights. And because the tyrant had commanded that she should
62   VII|        death under Maxentius the tyrant, about the year of our Lord
63   VII|          of Jesu Christ. And the tyrant said that she did all this
64   VII|         and apples. And when the tyrant heard that he trembled for
65   VII|          her head, and the cruel tyrant smote it off.~But a little
66   VII|          this Henry was always a tyrant against the Church of Rome,
67   VII|       evilly by pride, and was a tyrant against the church, and
68   VII|         and elation of this evil tyrant may not overcome me, but
69   VII|     began to pray in Hebrew. The tyrant was much amarvelled of the
70   VII|       devil went and told to the tyrant, the which commanded that
71   VII|         of Jesu Christ. Then the tyrant commanded to take great
72   VII|       long tarried for. Then the tyrant, replenished of wrath and