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 1     I|          Legenda Aurea or Golden Legend. The book was compiled and
 2     I|          the pages of The Golden Legend will appeal in vain. Its
 3     I|          histories of The Golden Legend will be a new revelation
 4     I|         I take it come from the 'Legend in English,' which Caxton
 5     I|    probably also taken from the 'Legend in English.' ~Though Caxton
 6     I|   English editions of The Golden Legend in London, William Tyndale
 7     I|                       THE GOLDEN LEGEND ~THE holy and blessed Doctor
 8     I|       translate into English the legend of saints which is called
 9     I|        that is to say the Golden Legend. For in like wise as gold
10     I|     metals, in like wise is this Legend holden most noble above
11     I|      some persons say that, this legend hath been translated tofore,
12     I|       forasmuch as I had by me a legend in French, another in Latin,
13     I|     Judas thou shalt find in the legend of S. Matthew, of the pain
14     I|         ruin of the Jews, in the legend of S. James the Less, and
15     I|     which thou shalt find in his legend. ~The second that he appeared
16     I|      Bible, in which is read the legend and story of Adam which
17     I|      read, for now followeth the legend as it is read in the church. ~
18    II|      doctors of Greece write his legend, and some others say that
19    II|          of Cæsarea compiled his legend, which the blessed Blasius
20    II|       the earth. It is read in a legend that when Maximus, bishop
21   III|      written of him, of whom the legend followeth, which legend
22   III|          legend followeth, which legend is found at Treves in Almaine.
23   III|    translated to Treves. Another legend saith that his body lieth
24   III| councillor in preaching. And his legend is numbered among other
25   III|       rehearsed all along in his legend, how that he saw children
26   III|       And it is found in another legend that Quirine despised the
27   III|           That it was flesh, the legend of S. Austin doth us to
28    IV|         a learned man, wrote her legend. ~The holy S. Margaret was
29     V|         apostle in abridging his legend: Jesu Christ, thou hast
30     V|     howbeit I find it not in the legend, mine exemplar, neither
31     V|           whereof is said in his legend that Jerome is interpreted
32     V|      well that it be said in his legend that he was ever a virgin,
33     V|    tongue, and it is said in his legend that when he was replenished
34     V|           whereof is said in his legend that, the divine providence
35    VI|          wrote their passion and legend in Greek, and Tropæus the
36    VI|     moment, as it is said in his legend, but that he prayed or else
37    VI|        appertly contained in her legend. So that it may be said
38   VII|          And it appeareth in her legend how these four degrees were
39   VII| Katherine as it appeareth in her legend. Then let us devoutly worship
40   VII|      said book called the Golden Legend.~ ~
41   VII|       made in this world, as the legend of the lessons of his faits
42   VII|           as it appeareth in her legend. None ought not then to
43   VII|          of God.~Thus endeth the legend named in Latin Legenda Aurea,
44   VII|       say in English, the Golden Legend. For like as gold passeth
45   VII|        all other metals, so this legend exceedeth all other books,
46   VII|          edition of the ' Golden Legend' from which this reprint
47   VII|          not found in the French Legend which served as the basis
48   VII|          translator of the Goden Legend, iv. 199.~Vine cuttings