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 1   III|    and the servant's name was Alban. In this time Vespasian
 2   III|     this man; and then he let Alban, the messenger of Pilate,
 3   III|      followeth the Life of S. Alban and of S. Amphiabel~After
 4   III|     the city of Verulam named Alban, which was a well disposed
 5   III| victory. And among all other, Alban was the best knight, and
 6   III|   arms in the monastery of S. Alban. Then, when Bassanius and
 7   III|  granted to them all, save to Alban, whom for his manliness
 8   III|  subdue the rebels, with whom Alban came and was ordained prince
 9   III|    then it happed he met with Alban, which was lord of that
10   III|    servants, and at that time Alban was richly arrayed with
11   III|       like a clerk, knew well Alban, but Alban knew him not,
12   III|   clerk, knew well Alban, but Alban knew him not, how be it
13   III|        and desired and prayed Alban of harbour for the love
14   III|    for the love of God, which Alban without feigning, as he
15   III|    acceptable to him. To whom Alban said: What is he that is
16   III|     and belief, in which anon Alban disputed again and said
17   III|      the next night after, S. Alban saw in his dream all the
18   III|      him in the faith that S. Alban was steadfast in the belief
19   III|  Wherefore the judge sent for Alban and for the clerk, and because
20   III|     should go in to Wales, S. Alban did do clothe him like a
21   III|       our Lord. And after, S. Alban was sent for, which came
22   III|    told him that his name was Alban and that he was a very christian
23   III|     gold and power. Then said Alban to the judge: O thou judge!
24   III|      the people hoped that S. Alban would change his purpose,
25   III|   should be spared, save only Alban, whom they should entreat
26   III|      the emperor. And then S. Alban was brought forth tofore
27   III|      off, and, as touching S. Alban, they gave sentence that
28   III|    and see the execution upon Alban, prince of knights, and
29   III|       execution. And then was Alban brought out of prison, whom
30   III|       the emperor Diocletian, Alban, lord of Verulam, prince
31   III|      his deliverance, whereof Alban was afeard to be delivered
32   III|       whereto the blessed man Alban answered no word, but meekly
33   III|       the people. And when S. Alban perceived this thing he
34   III|   showed at the request of S. Alban a fair miracle, for the
35   III|      the knights that drew S. Alban toward his martyrdom, saw
36   III|   fell down at the feet of S. Alban, saying: I knowledge to
37   III|     and wept sore and said: O Alban, servant of God, for verily
38   III|     express how this holy man Alban was drawn and led through
39   III|      the hill where this holy Alban should finish and end his
40   III|     thirst, and when they saw Alban they grinded with their
41   III|   great misery and heat. Then Alban, having pity on them, sorrowed
42   III|     the feet of this holy man Alban, sprang up a fair well,
43   III|      thus by the merits of S. Alban their thirst was clean quenched.
44   III|    top of the hill whereas S. Alban was beheaded. And the judge
45   III|     that had been shown by S. Alban, and said to him: O thou
46   III|    crooked, now pray to thine Alban that he restore thee to
47   III|      firmly that this blessed Alban by his merits may get to
48   III|       and of the merits of S. Alban, and then he was stronger
49   III|    and to this holy martyr S. Alban. And there in the same place
50   III| heaven to the sepulchre of S. Alban, by which angels descended
51   III|    which this song was heard: Alban the glorious man is a noble
52   III|   then they told him how that Alban was martyred, and for a
53   III|    the faith of Amphiabel, S. Alban's master, whereof he was
54   III|    came to the place where S. Alban was buried.~And by the way
55   III|  which was at that tomb of S. Alban. And one of those tormentors,
56   III|    spirit. And then he saw S. Alban standing among the angels,
57   III|       whom he said: O holy S. Alban, I beseech thee that thou
58   III|  shalt thou be in heaven with Alban; and when the paynims heard
59   III|    these two holy martyrs, S. Alban and S. Amphiabel, martyrdom
60     V|     proper tongue. He died in Alban, a city of great Armenia,
61     V|     India, and at the last in Alban, a city of great Armenia,
62   VII|  Agnes. January 21, ii. 245.~*Alban. June 22, iii. 236.~Albine.
63   VII|      Askepodot, persecutes S. Alban, iii. 243.~Ass restored