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 1     I|        and in some churches a dragon with a great tail is borne.
 2     I|       is accustomed to bear a dragon with a long tail filled
 3    II|      that there was at Rome a dragon in a pit, which every day
 4    II|  received christian faith the dragon which is in yonder fosse
 5    II|    and said: Go surely to the dragon and the two priests that
 6    II|       lanterns, and found the dragon, and said the words that
 7    II|     dead of the stench of the dragon, whom he brought with him
 8    II|     and from the venom of the dragon. At the last when S. Silvester
 9   III|       of the abbey he found a dragon with open mouth; and when
10   III|     me! come hither, for this dragon will devour me! Then the
11   III|    monks ran, but they saw no dragon, and brought again the monk
12   III|      for he wrestled with the dragon. Or George is said of gero,
13   III|     like a sea, wherein was a dragon which envenomed all the
14   III|    her to the place where the dragon was.~When she was there
15   III|      she was delivered to the dragon. Then said S. George: Fair
16   III|       they spake together the dragon appeared and came running
17   III|      rode hardily against the dragon which came towards him,
18   III|      it about the neck of the dragon and be not afeard. When
19   III|      When she had done so the dragon followed her as it had been
20   III| baptized and I shall slay the dragon. Then the king was baptized
21   III|        and S. George slew the dragon and smote off his head,
22   III|      issued out a right great dragon, which forthwith slew the
23   III| Philip in iron bonds; and the dragon corrupted the people with
24   III|       S. Philip commanded the dragon that he should go in to
25    IV|      then appeared a horrible dragon and assailed her, and would
26    IV|  breaking of the belly of the dragon is said that it is apocryphal. ~
27    IV|   mountain, and found there a dragon casting fire at them, and
28    IV|    Arles and Avignon, a great dragon, half beast and half fish,
29    IV|  twelve lions or bears; which dragon lay hiding and lurking in
30    IV|    glaives of the people. The dragon was called of them that
31    IV|    there was a great horrible dragon which appeared at Epirus.
32    IV|     with his fingers upon the dragon, for he was so great that
33    IV|     in a vision a right great dragon which swallowed in to him
34    IV|   whole, and anon, a horrible dragon issued out of the fountain,
35     V|       He also fought with the dragon and his angels, and casting
36     V|      he put out of heaven the dragon Lucifer with all his followers.
37     V|    his angels fought with the dragon. The seventh and the last
38   VII|     right up to heaven. And a dragon of horrible great form lay
39   VII|   said: Doubt ye nothing this dragon, but come up surely that
40   VII| bottom of this pit a horrible dragon casting fire, and had his
41   VII|     disordinate. The horrible dragon is the mouth of hell which
42   VII|     In which time there was a dragon right venomous which was
43   VII|    dread that they had of the dragon, and the dragon abode there
44   VII|    had of the dragon, and the dragon abode there till all the
45   VII|  tread on the lion and on the dragon. And as he said so, Julian
46   VII|   crowns S. Margaret, iv. 71.~Dragon at Arles, iv. 136.~—at Epirus,