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 1     I|          his fourth book that, in Constantinople, for a tribulation that
 2    II|          him was transported into Constantinople. ~There was a bishop that
 3    II|          happed that noble men of Constantinople came unto the place whereas
 4   III|          when the emperor came to Constantinople, and he stood without with
 5    IV|      epistle to Fabian, bishop of Constantinople, against Eutichius and Nestorius,
 6    IV|           our Lord. And came from Constantinople to Ephesus, and all they
 7    IV|     manner. Alexander, senator of Constantinople, went with his wife to Jerusalem
 8    IV|         came they in safety in to Constantinople, and the body of S. Stephen
 9    IV|          her father, which was at Constantinople, he commanded that his daughter
10    IV|          the clergy and people of Constantinople that they gave to the Romans
11    IV|        then went the cardinals to Constantinople and brought to Rome the
12    IV|         The blessed archbishop of Constantinople witnesseth that all the
13    IV|            Germain, Archbishop of Constantinople, saith that he found written
14    IV|         had made many churches in Constantinople, among all other she edified
15    IV|  vestments Juvenal sent then into Constantinople, and were there laid honourably.
16     V|      transported into the city of Constantinople. And as it is said in the
17     V|      chariot for to be brought to Constantinople. And when it came to Chalcedon,
18     V|         bare it in to the city of Constantinople and edified there a right
19     V|         did do bear the bodies to Constantinople till that the peace was
20     V|        from Nicomedia and go unto Constantinople. And he said: Ye err, go
21     V|           tofore day they came to Constantinople. And when Natalie entered
22     V|       which came of the cross.~At Constantinople a Jew entered into the church
23     V|     Chrysostom was made bishop of Constantinople, he began to correct hastily
24     V|         not only the bishopric of Constantinople, but he ordained to the
25     V|        governed nobly the city of Constantinople, this same Gaimas coveted
26     V|        done S. John flourished in Constantinople by doctrine, and was holden
27     V|     passed, a strong hail fell in Constantinople upon the city and upon the
28     V|           There is a place beside Constantinople whereas sometime the goddess
29     V|      Gregory Nazianzen, bishop of Constantinople. And when he had learned
30     V| messengers of Michael, emperor of Constantinople, among other things, brought
31    VI|    daughter of Dorotheus, king of Constantinople, which was married to the
32    VI|          that time, for Sicily ne Constantinople were then no realms, but
33   VII|         For tofore, the church of Constantinople wrote herself greatest of
34   VII|    eighty-four left the empire of Constantinople, and they made Charles emperor,
35   VII|           the see imperial was in Constantinople, and because the foresaid
36   VII|           were called Emperors of Constantinople, or Emperors of the Greeks,
37   VII|         of Michael the Emperor of Constantinople brought gifts to Louis the
38   VII|          Holy Land, and they took Constantinople. In that time began the
39   VII|        received of the emperor of Constantinople. He would speak to nobody