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 1     I|         cathedral churches, the foresaid Pope Urban hath given of
 2    II|     faith by S. Chrysogony. The foresaid S. Anastasia was married
 3    II|       And when it was even, the foresaid monk Vital said tofore them
 4   III|         was all whole.~All this foresaid of Josephus, I remit it
 5   III|         supposed to do that the foresaid saints, that is to say S.
 6    IV|   Dionysius, as he saith in his foresaid epistle in these words:
 7    IV|        his pity, and raised the foresaid martyrs in this manner following. ~
 8    IV|      without governor. Then the foresaid Denis came against him and
 9    IV|       said and enseigned in the foresaid book which is attributed
10     V|        sick and poor men. These foresaid things Rocke promised to
11     V|        found under his head the foresaid table, by which they knew
12     V|      and an image. And then the foresaid eunuch, keeper of the queen
13     V|        in the original upon the foresaid place, saying in that place:
14     V| evangelist. And therefore these foresaid three be oft recited that
15     V|         do make a church in the foresaid place, like as it was made
16     V| converted to the faith. And the foresaid king Clovis, when he was
17     V|      anon became to accord.~The foresaid Sylvester when he was yet
18     V|        And Laertia, wife of the foresaid provost Lubrius, said that
19    VI|    comfort also. Wherefore this foresaid vision may be conveniently
20    VI|       without children. And the foresaid enchanters went into a city
21    VI|     like as it is showed in the foresaid revelation. And Peter Damian
22    VI|       him, till she came to the foresaid well, where they stood talking
23   VII| Constantinople, and because the foresaid Constantine had given and
24   VII|     same place where he saw the foresaid vision.~On another time
25   VII|         some folk say. When the foresaid Reole was dead, the siege
26   VII|       he healed so promptly the foresaid patient.~Upon another time
27   VII|     centime of the goods of the foresaid bishop, S. Ives then being
28   VII|       being in good health.~The foresaid S. Ives lived fifty years
29   VII|    enough and convenable to the foresaid work. In time of a great
30   VII|        vows, devotions, was the foresaid archbishop through the merits
31   VII|         had saved them from the foresaid peril of death. Then the
32   VII|      sore weeping, made for the foresaid men his prayer to him, and
33   VII|       had out of the quarry the foresaid ten men, the which were
34   VII|        clean delivered from the foresaid sickness. Item two days
35   VII|         and confirmation of the foresaid Evangel, the which was made
36   VII|         prayeth, that with that foresaid company we all may praise
37   VII|      the priest hath said these foresaid words in Latin, in mind
38   VII|         mention of thee for the foresaid prayer, and when he cometh
39   VII|       our Lord. After all these foresaid things, the priest holding
40   VII|      him so to be cast into the foresaid pit that was full of worms,