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 1    II|      them, and after appeared to Constantine the emperor, and said to
 2    II|          happed that the Emperor Constantine did do slay all the christian
 3    II|           And for the cruelty of Constantine God sent him such a sickness
 4    II|         appeared to this Emperor Constantine, saying to him: Because
 5    II|        him much courteously that Constantine sent for him, and prayed
 6    II|         intersaluted each other, Constantine told to him his vision.
 7    II|        When Helen, the mother of Constantine, dwelling in Bethany, heard
 8    II| worshipped a man crucified. Then Constantine remanded to his mother that
 9    II|         martyrdom in the time of Constantine the great, which began to
10    II|        Constance the daughter of Constantine was smitten with a sore
11   III|       Simplician, Antoninian and Constantine, at the prayer of Varicam
12   III|       And then died Anthonin and Constantine that were come with him.
13   III|     found it in this manner. For Constantine came with a great multitude
14   III|        all the country. And when Constantine had assembled his host he
15   III|         and after it happed that Constantine his son remembered the victory
16   III|       were showed in the time of Constantine the Great when peace was
17    IV|       Constance, the daughter of Constantine the emperor, had two provosts,
18    IV|     busily. ~It happed that when Constantine was dead, an emperor, son
19    IV|        emperor, son of the great Constantine was emperor, all of the
20    IV|           for such needs came to Constantine that, he created Julian
21    IV|        and man of war. Then when Constantine was dead he became emperor.
22    IV|       like as they had been with Constantine so would he that they should
23    IV|        to him: When the glorious Constantine and Constant his son glorified
24    IV|       Denis, John, Serapion, and Constantine. And when they saw this,
25    IV|     exile of Constantius, son of Constantine, and there abode three years,
26    IV|          infected all Italy, and Constantine the emperor favouring them,
27    IV|       made of God. And therefore Constantine ordained a council at Nice
28    IV|          And Constantius, son of Constantine, was corrupt with this heresy,
29     V|       that had died lately under Constantine the emperor. And by the
30     V|    Exsuperius, S. Victor, and S. Constantine, all these were captains.
31     V|         Ventimiglia, and Victor, Constantine, and Ursin and others escaped.
32     V|       they that were younger, as Constantine, Maximian, and Galerian,
33     V|       and eighty, in the time of Constantine the fourth.~
34   VII|         short time he gat on her Constantine, which after was emperor.
35   VII|      after died Constantius. And Constantine, after the death of King
36   VII|          Empress, and of her son Constantine, there was a man digging
37   VII|          I believe in him; under Constantine and Irene the Empress, 0
38   VII|        Augustus. And anon, after Constantine the great, the see imperial
39   VII|         and because the foresaid Constantine had given and left Rome
40   VII|           His father had tu name Constantine, and his mother was called
41   VII|     churches, origin of, i. 152.~Constantine's conversion, iii. 171.~
42   VII|          s conversion, iii. 171.~Constantine's daughter cured of leprosy
43   VII|    leprosy by S. Agnes, ii. 251.~Constantine forbids the bath of infant'
44   VII|         infant's blood, ii. 201.~Constantine's vision of Saint Nicholas,