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 1    II|   Maximus, bishop of Nola, and Valerian, fled the persecution of
 2    II| religion, and was deacon to S. Valerian bishop. He was in his childhood
 3    II|       and humanity; to whom S. Valerian, because he was empeshed
 4    II|       the provost, Vincent and Valerian were drawn to Valence and
 5    II|     and said: What sayest thou Valerian which under the name of
 6    II|    princes? And as the blessed Valerian answered lightly, S. Vincent
 7    II|   answer to the judge. To whom Valerian said: Right dear son, it
 8   III|       the Saints Tyburtius and Valerian be contained in the life
 9   III|        noble men Tiburtius and Valerian, and made all them do sacrilege,
10   III|       never worship them. When Valerian the provost of Lucca heard
11   III|        father, and the provost Valerian came also, and demanded
12    IV|       sought by great study of Valerian and of Galien, then emperors,
13    IV|  cemetery of S. Luke, and when Valerian heard that he sent to him
14    IV|        presented to Decius and Valerian, emperors, with two of his
15    IV|    them to poor christian men, Valerian the provost ordained that
16    IV|        wrath, delivered him to Valerian the provost, that he should
17    IV|     thy saints. And after that Valerian did do lead Hyppolitus with
18    IV|    have one only God. And then Valerian commanded that all they
19    IV|      with the others. And when Valerian heard hereof he did do take
20    IV|        things done, Decius and Valerian ascended into a golden chariot
21    IV|       and leadest me away. And Valerian cried also: O Laurence,
22    IV|      chains; and the same hour Valerian died; and Decius returned
23     V|      hastily thither. And when Valerian, bishop of Hippo, heard
24     V|     overcame. Then the blessed Valerian doubted lest Augustin should
25    VI|  espoused to a young man named Valerian, and the day of the wedding
26    VI|   bewray it to no man. To whom Valerian said that he would gladly
27    VI|        to thee his grace. Then Valerian, corrected by the will of
28    VI|      the angel. And forth went Valerian and found this holy man
29    VI|     with letters of gold, whom Valerian seeing, for fear fell down
30    VI|       it? Say yea or nay. Then Valerian cried saying: There is nothing
31    VI|        this old man away. Then Valerian received baptism of S. Urban
32    VI|     Cecilia, and that other to Valerian, saying: Keep ye these crowns
33    VI|    chastity pleaseth. And thou Valerian because thou hast used profitable
34    VI|        what thou wilt.~To whom Valerian said: There is nothing in
35    VI|      from whence it came. Then Valerian said: We have crowns which
36    VI|      we have. Then Cecilia and Valerian began to preach to Tyburtius
37    VI|   heard say that Tyburtius and Valerian buried christian men that
38    VI|      body S. Cecilia buried by Valerian and Tyburtius. And after,
39   VII|   hundred and fifty-six, under Valerian and Galien, emperors.~Thus
40   VII|        the time of the emperor Valerian, S. Mellonin, which was