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 1     I|        is hope of pardon, for if Judas had had very repentance
 2     I|         our Lord was betrayed of Judas; and the Friday because
 3     I|         to death, that is to wit Judas for avarice, the Jews for
 4     I|         pain and of the birth of Judas thou shalt find in the legend
 5     I|        the second, and the third Judas Maccabeus. By the which
 6     I|  confession of faith that was in Judas Maccabeus. And after it
 7   III|          was set in the place of Judas the traitor. And his life
 8   III|      apostle was in the place of Judas the traitor, and therefore
 9   III|       the birth and beginning of Judas. It is read in a history,
10   III|   Ciborea, and on the night that Judas was conceived his mother
11   III|          this name was he called Judas Scariotes. Now it happed
12   III|       when it was born and grown Judas beat oft that child, for
13   III|       queen which knew well that Judas was not her son, and at
14   III|         truth, and told how that Judas was found in the sea. And
15   III|       And ere this yet was known Judas slew the child that he had
16   III|       belonging to the father of Judas, and was so desirous to
17   III|          them. And the father of Judas knew not Judas his son,
18   III|         father of Judas knew not Judas his son, for he supposed
19   III|          When Pilate had told to Judas of his desire, he sprang
20   III|        master, but the father of Judas defended him, and there
21   III|      with fighting, so much that Judas smote his father with a
22   III|          good that the father of Judas had, and after gave his
23   III|       and after gave his wife to Judas in marriage, and thus Judas
24   III|      Judas in marriage, and thus Judas wedded his own mother.~Now
25   III|   against my will. Then demanded Judas of this child, and she told
26   III|          was set in the sea, and Judas told to her how he had been
27   III|         authentic.~Our Lord made Judas one of his apostles and
28   III|         of his resurrection, and Judas was gone the evil way, it
29   III|          was set in the place of Judas was born in Bethlehem of
30   III|       they were called. Then one Judas said to them: I wot well
31   III|         him to death. Then, when Judas had said these words to
32   III|       were afraid, and delivered Judas to her and said: Lady, this
33   III|       the others go and retained Judas without more. Then she showed
34   III|        find the cross. Then said Judas: It is two hundred years
35   III|          felt, in such wise that Judas smote his hands together
36   III|         destroy the temple. Then Judas made him ready and began
37   III|        man brought to be buried. Judas retained the bier, and laid
38   III|      cried the devil in the air: Judas, what hast thou done? Thou
39   III|          contrary that the other Judas did, for by him I have won
40   III|    bishop of Jerusalem. And when Judas heard him, he cursed the
41   III|      fire perdurable. After this Judas was baptized and was named
42    IV|          said she was idle, unto Judas, who said that she was a
43    IV|    should be put in the place of Judas the traitor. And S. Projecte,
44     V|       why liest thou? that other Judas! Flee, thou unhappy, from
45    VI|       and Paul to be damned with Judas, in hell everlastingly to
46    VI|          by firm ardour of love. Judas is as much to say as confessing
47    VI|       confessing or glorious; or Judas is as much to say as giving
48    VI|        the everlasting joy. This Judas was called by many names.
49    VI|          many names. He was said Judas James, for he was brother
50    VI|         Jude.~Simon Cananean and Judas Thaddeus were brethren of
51    VI|         he received full health.~Judas preached first in Mesopotamia
52    VI| Maccabees, where it is read that Judas, the most strong man, made
53   VII|          and he said: My name is Judas that sold our Lord Jesu
54   VII|       ever I knew them. And then Judas prayed S. Brandon to abide
55   VII|         night; and then he asked Judas what cloth that was that
56   VII|         might have their servant Judas, for we dare not come into
57   VII|        the great devil, and then Judas thanked S. Brandon so ruthfully,
58   VII|         because they brought not Judas and said that he should
59   VII|    following, and they took then Judas, trembling for fear, with
60   VII|        of his friends was called Judas, but the Queen, S. Helen,
61   VII|      whom we speak, was the same Judas properly by whom S. Helen
62   VII|         Eusebius, which ordained Judas to be bishop of Jerusalem
63   VII|       heard crying in the air: O Judas! by thee I am chased out
64   VII|          the crucifix. Then said Judas to him: He that properly
65   VII|          redemption, secondly of Judas to the Jews by great treason,
66   VII|     kissing betokeneth this that Judas made when he betrayed his
67   VII|         Jubal's pillars, i. 179.~Judas Iscariot, the birth and