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 1    II|     read in the gestes of the Lombards that, in the time of King
 2   III|    the historiographer of the Lombards, writeth his history and
 3   III|      was reformed between the Lombards and the emperor of Rome.
 4    IV|       which had been burnt of Lombards, and hired many workmen;
 5     V| Liprand, a devout king of the Lombards, sent solemn messengers
 6     V|      Theodolina, queen of the Lombards, founded at Modena, beside
 7     V|  witnesseth in the history of Lombards: And the time passed unto
 8     V|     have taken Italy from the Lombards, and he demanded of a holy
 9     V|   prayeth continually for the Lombards, and therefore thou mayst
10     V|  deacon that was taken of the Lombards by such a condition that
11   VII|   histories and gestes of the Lombards, and of Mahomet, with other
12   VII|     of this Pelagius came the Lombards into Italy, and because
13   VII|     set in the history of the Lombards which Paul, the historiographer
14   VII|        the historiographer of Lombards, hath compiled and expounded
15   VII|   afterwards they were called Lombards.~And yet as they were in
16   VII| Germany, Agilmud, king of the Lombards, found seven children cast
17   VII|      death of the king of the Lombards he should be made king of
18   VII|       reigned a king upon the Lombards which was named Alboin,
19   VII|     Neapolin, and sent to the Lombards that they should leave that
20   VII| Pannonia and entered with his Lombards into Italy the year of our
21   VII|     Longebards, and so after, Lombards, and all because of long
22   VII|      And from thence came the Lombards to Milan, and in a little
23   VII|  together. And after this the Lombards made a king named Adalaoth
24   VII|      Theodolina, queen of the Lombards, a devout and most christian
25   VII|     and after was king of the Lombards. And he made peace to be
26   VII|    between the Romans and the Lombards the day of the feast of
27   VII|  return to the history of the Lombards, for then the Lombards were
28   VII|    the Lombards, for then the Lombards were much contrary to the
29   VII|   when Astolphus, king of the Lombards, had despoiled the church
30   VII|    king of France against the Lombards, and came himself into France.
31   VII|       Desiderius, king of the Lombards, which tormented strongly
32   VII|  whereas Charles overcame the Lombards. And there then failed the
33   VII|       failed the reign of the Lombards, for after that time they
34   VII|        iii. 228.~Gests of the Lombards, vii. 106.~Giles. September
35   VII|    230.~Adalaoth, king of the Lombards, vii. 111.~Agatha (S.),
36   VII|     131.~Agilmud, king of the Lombards, vii. 107.~Agisulphe, king
37   VII|        Agisulphe, king of the Lombards, vii, 111.~Agnes, Thecla
38   VII|    roots so called, iii. 259.~Lombards, origin of their name; vii.
39   VII|       deacon's history of the Lombards, vii. 106.~Pepin, king of
40   VII|      Theodolina, queen of the Lombards, vii. 111.~Theodosius, the