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 1    II|   virgin, which was daughter to Philip, duke of Alexandria, which
 2    II|   Archelaus, Herod Antipas, and Philip. Of these children, Herod
 3    II|       emperor in his time named Philip, which was much sinful,
 4   III|            Here followeth of S. Philip the Apostle, first of the
 5   III|     interpretation of his name.~Philip is as much to say as the
 6   III|         is to say sovereign, so Philip is as much to say as love
 7   III|               Of the Life of S. Philip.~S. Philip, when he had
 8   III|       the Life of S. Philip.~S. Philip, when he had preached in
 9   III|          whose servants heed S. Philip in iron bonds; and the dragon
10   III|      they all were sick, and S. Philip said: Believe ye me and
11   III|      that were sick cried to S. Philip, and said: If thou mayst
12   III|       gladly do it. And anon S. Philip commanded the dragon that
13   III|         after; and forthwith S. Philip healed all them that were
14   III|         the christian faith.~S. Philip tofore his death made to
15   III|       of saints, and saith that Philip preached to the Frenchmen,
16   III|    speaketh not. But of another Philip, which was one of the seven
17   III|     lieth at Ephesus. The first Philip differenceth from this Philip,
18   III|   Philip differenceth from this Philip, for he was an apostle and
19   III|        Ecclesiastica saith that Philip the apostle had four daughters
20   III|         holy Life of apostle S. Philip that he pray for us to our
21   III|         martyrdom for our Lord. Philip, a servant of Jesu Christ,
22   III|         there, which said to S. Philip: Sir, we would see Jesu
23   III|        see Jesu Christ. Then S. Philip, accompanied with S. Andrew,
24    IV|      names be Januarius, Felix, Philip, Silvanus, Alexander, Vital,
25    IV|     archdeacon. And in his time Philip the emperor, and Philip
26    IV|         Philip the emperor, and Philip his son, received the faith
27    IV|         there was a knight with Philip the emperor named Decius,
28    IV|      the city of Rome. And when Philip the younger heard this thing,
29    IV|    treasures of the church. For Philip had left them to be dispended
30    IV|       to the church, and after, Philip fled and hid him for fear
31    IV|  martyrs were slain, among whom Philip was crowned with martyrdom.
32    IV|       emperor that succeeded to Philip, but under another Decius
33     V|      and passed by the house of Philip his brother, and began to
34     V|      Herodias, wife of the same Philip, his brother. After that
35     V|        he took away the wife of Philip his brother, and wedded
36     V|          and the king Areth and Philip became his enemies. And
37     V|        of them and bare them to Philip, bishop of Jerusalem. And
38     V|       with Eugenia, daughter of Philip, of the most noble lineage
39     V|    lineage of the Romans. Which Philip had taken of the senate
40     V|         she went to the provost Philip and complained, saying that
41     V|        Candace, the queen, whom Philip baptized. Then he discovered
42    VI|          For on a time as friar Philip Adrian preached, a right
43   VII|       the Pope, opposed against Philip his son that he should not
44   VII|        Third sent messengers to Philip, King of France, for to
45   VII|   French, exposed diligently to Philip his eldest son and commanded
46   VII| Cathedra. February 22, iii. 50.~Philip the Apostle. May 1, iii,
47   VII|     Frenchmen preached to by S. Philip, iii. 157.~Friars forbidden
48   VII|      Pharon of Meaux, vii. 174.~Philip the emperor denied communion