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 1     I|        and the history of Pontius Pilate, which the author frankly
 2     I|          Veritas de celo est. And Pilate said: In earth is no truth.
 3     I|          his passion before Herod Pilate and the Jews was thus still
 4     I|        was mocked in the house of Pilate. For they clad him with
 5     I|            the Jews for envy, and Pilate for dread. And therefore
 6     I|          Less, and of the pain of Pilate and his birth thou shalt
 7     I|        seemed to be of the age of Pilate. And these two sons when
 8     I|         because of his birth. And Pilate seeing this was moved of
 9     I|        sent for trewage. And when Pilate saw him, he anon accompanied
10     I|         manners that were in him. Pilate slew him also. And when
11     I|           hath deserved. Then was Pilate sent to this cruel people
12     I|           Isle of Pontus, Pontius Pilate. And when Herod heard his
13     I|          for this cause Herod and Pilate were enemies unto the time
14     I|      passion of Jesu Christ, whom Pilate sent to Herod. Another cause
15     I|        would go up to heaven. And Pilate came upon them, and when
16     I|     reigned in Galilee. ~And when Pilate had delivered Jesu Christ
17     I|    maladies. And he knew not that Pilate and the Jews had slain him.
18     I|        parts over sea, and say to Pilate that he send to me the leech
19     I|           And when he was come to Pilate and had said his message,
20     I|         and had said his message, Pilate was much abashed, and demanded
21     I|          he that ye ask for, whom Pilate damned to death, and whom
22     I|        whom the Jews delivered to Pilate for envy, and commanded
23     I|           thou hast long desired, Pilate and the Jews by envy and
24     I|            Then he commanded that Pilate should be taken and brought
25     I|       when the Emperor heard that Pilate was come to Rome, he was
26     I|     should be brought tofore him. Pilate ware always the garment
27     I|      Jesus. Then the Emperor made Pilate to be set in prison till
28     I|         villain's death. And when Pilate heard the sentence, he took
29     I| Scholastica Historia is read that Pilate was accused before the Emperor
30     I|     demanded the body of Jesus of Pilate, and that he had put it
31     I|         at that hour presented to Pilate, and at this hour, after
32     I|           stake and beaten tofore Pilate. And as it is said, the
33    II|        was Herod Antipas, to whom Pilate sent Jesu Christ in the
34   III|         entered into the court of Pilate which then was provost.
35   III|           it happed on a day that Pilate went for to disport him
36   III|         knew not the father. When Pilate had told to Judas of his
37   III|           brought the apples unto Pilate, and told to him how that
38   III|       owned the garden. Then sent Pilate to seize all the good that
39   III|          more grievous to me that Pilate hath remarried me against
40   III|    knights, by the commandment of Pilate, on the side of the cross
41   III|          it be not authentic. For Pilate, which doubted the fury
42   III|     emperor, and the messenger of Pilate which would have gone to
43   III|           of it. The messenger of Pilate answered and said that he
44   III|           Alban, the messenger of Pilate, go where he would.~After
45   III|         had despite of this, that Pilate had written the miracles
46   VII|           full burning fire, with Pilate, Herod, and Caiaphas, therefore
47   VII|            thirdly of the Jews to Pilate by great detraction.~After,
48   VII|         Jews cried three times to Pilate, speaking of the blessed
49   VII|         he suffered under Pontius Pilate, that was paynim and judge
50   VII|           raven, iii. 85.~Pontius Pilate, his parentage and history,