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 1   III|      the world.~It was so that Adrian the emperor had do make,
 2     V|       which was beheaded under Adrian the Emperor, because he
 3     V|                          Of S. Adrian, Martyr, and first of his
 4     V|         and first of his name.~Adrian is said of A, which is as
 5     V|                          Of S. Adrian, Martyr.~Adrian suffered
 6     V|          Of S. Adrian, Martyr.~Adrian suffered death under Maximian,
 7     V|     closed in prison. And then Adrian, which was first in the
 8     V|        love him perfectly. And Adrian leapt in the middle among
 9     V|      Blessed art thou, my lord Adrian, for thou hast found the
10     V|   heart unto celestial things, Adrian said to her: Go now, my
11     V|     unto her house. And after, Adrian hearing when the day of
12     V|      him, and said to Natalie: Adrian is delivered, see, lo! where
13     V| hearing this thing the blessed Adrian enjoyed him strongly, and
14     V|      were borne as beasts. And Adrian certainly was bound, his
15     V|      with the angels. And then Adrian would not sacrifice, and
16     V|      thee these words. To whom Adrian said: Why callest thou them
17     V|     prison with the other. And Adrian was a young man, lusty and
18     V|       her bosom the hand of S. Adrian. And when the bodies of
19     V|        retained the hand of S. Adrian, and for to have comfort
20     V|     awoke she took the hand of Adrian only with her, and entered
21     V|       the stars, anon suddenly Adrian appeared to them in a boat,
22     V|      were, she put the hand of Adrian to the body. And when she
23     V|      prayers she slept. And S. Adrian appeared to her and saluted
24     V|     and in the name of the god Adrian, I shall follow you. And
25     V|        sometime: The memory of Adrian, the angel of God, which
26    VI|      Aurea, and her little son Adrian, which, for love of his
27    VI|      Trajan was then dead, and Adrian succeeded in the empire,
28    VI|      they suffered death under Adrian the emperor, which began
29    VI|      on a time as friar Philip Adrian preached, a right fair child
30   VII|       a hermit in desert named Adrian, which had served our Lord
31   VII|       goodly and said: Brother Adrian, dread ye nothing, for I
32   VII|         and said in this wise: Adrian, ye must go in a message
33   VII|       everlasting spouse. Then Adrian hearing this said dreadfully
34   VII|   duresse as I were a faitour. Adrian, said this blessed lady,
35   VII|       queens. Now, good Father Adrian, hie you fast that we were
36   VII|        our blessed Lady called Adrian the old father to her and
37   VII|         And then this holy man Adrian baptized her, and after,
38   VII|       must abide here with old Adrian ten days, till ye be perfectly
39   VII| without any life, and then was Adrian a sorry man, and cried upon
40   VII|      old cell, and the old man Adrian by her, weeping. For all
41   VII|       a piteous tear, and then Adrian comforted her the best wise
42   VII|     his reign. And in his time Adrian the pope sat in his See
43   VII|   shalt see me again. And when Adrian was dead Leon was set upon
44   VII|     things. And the kinsman of Adrian had and bare heavy heart
45   VII|         iii. l79~Adam. i. 169.~Adrian, September 8, v. II2.~Advent,
46   VII|       109.~Natalie, wife of S. Adrian, v. 115.~Nebuzar-adan, prince