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he_o he_o and_o many_o more_o be_v drown_v 260._o constantine_n intend_v to_o build_v a_o city_n at_o chalcedon_n in_o asia_n whilst_o they_o be_v measure_v out_o the_o circuit_n a_o eagle_n scoup_v at_o the_o line_n fly_v with_o it_o over_o the_o sea_n towards_o byzantium_n in_o thrace_n to_o which_o place_n the_o thing_n seem_v ominous_a he_o transfer_v his_o new_a foundation_n and_o there_o build_v constantinople_n p._n 261._o in_o the_o famous_a library_n at_o constantinople_n in_o which_o there_o be_v one_o hundred_o and_o twenty_o thousand_o manuscript_n there_o be_v the_o gut_n of_o a_o dragon_n 120_o foot_n long_o on_o which_o homer_n iliad_n be_v write_v admirable_o in_o letter_n of_o gold_n p._n 261._o julian_n the_o emperor_n first_o a_o deacon_n after_o a_o wretched_a apostate_n yet_o be_v otherwise_o high_o commend_v for_o his_o many_o good_a quality_n so_o temperate_a that_o he_o never_o have_v any_o war_n with_o his_o belly_n so_o chaste_a that_o after_o the_o death_n 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command_n in_o the_o army_n rather_o than_o he_o will_v renounce_v his_o faith_n and_o be_v short_o after_o choose_v emperor_n in_o who_o day_n st._n jerom_n report_v that_o it_o rain_v wool_n from_o heaven_n so_o perfect_a and_o good_a that_o no_o better_a grow_v upon_o the_o sheep_n the_o natural_a producer_n of_o it_o p._n 371._o severa_n valentinians_n wife_n commend_v the_o beauty_n of_o justina_n to_o her_o husband_n occasion_v his_o marry_n of_o she_o who_o take_v two_o wife_n himself_o make_v a_o law_n that_o other_o may_v do_v so_o likewise_o p._n 272._o maximus_n the_o usurper_n seek_v the_o life_n of_o gratianus_n the_o emperor_n cause_v letter_n and_o report_n to_o be_v bring_v to_o gratian_n that_o his_o empress_n be_v on_o her_o journey_n to_o visit_v he_o and_o withal_o send_v forth_o a_o caroche_n stuff_v with_o soldier_n and_o with_o they_o a_o desperate_a captain_n name_v andragathius_n gratian_n rejoice_v at_o his_o wife_n approach_n prepare_v himself_o to_o meet_v she_o and_o open_v the_o letter_n think_v to_o embrace_v his_o empress_n be_v by_o the_o command_n of_o andragathius_n treacherous_o murder_v but_o andragathius_n after_o maximus_n be_v overthrow_v by_o theodosius_n his_o state_n be_v then_o desperate_a cast_v himself_o headlong_o into_o the_o sea_n and_o make_v a_o end_n of_o his_o wretched_a life_n p._n 233._o theodosius_n in_o a_o great_a danger_n overlay_v by_o eugenius_n and_o arbogastus_n upon_o his_o earnest_a prayer_n god_n raise_v a_o violent_a tempest_n which_o so_o sore_o beat_v upon_o his_o enemy_n that_o he_o get_v a_o glorious_a victory_n one_o constantine_n a_o common_a soldier_n be_v elect_v emperor_n only_o for_o his_o name_n sake_n p._n 280._o theodosius_n have_v cruel_o destroy_v the_o thessalonian_o come_v to_o milan_n will_v have_v enter_v the_o church_n to_o have_v communicate_v with_o other_o christian_n but_o be_v resist_v and_o forbid_v by_o st._n ambrose_n in_o which_o estate_n the_o emperor_n stand_v for_o 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that_o child_n be_v free_a from_o original_a sin_n 6._o that_o adam_n shall_v have_v die_v if_o he_o have_v not_o sin_v p._n 279._o among_o the_o ancient_a saxon_n he_o that_o abandon_v or_o lose_v his_o shield_n in_o battle_n be_v debar_v from_o their_o public_a sacrifice_n and_o assembly_n the_o great_a disgrace_n that_o can_v be_v for_o shame_n of_o which_o many_o destroy_a themselves_o id._n p._n 289._o the_o german_n be_v a_o warlike_a nation_n their_o maid_n present_v to_o their_o husband_n as_o a_o dowry_n at_o their_o nuptial_n a_o tent_n and_o a_o spear_n and_o their_o man_n usual_o meet_v at_o their_o feast_n and_o counsel_n in_o their_o armour_n and_o for_o any_o to_o return_v alive_a from_o the_o battle_n in_o which_o the_o prince_n be_v slay_v be_v a_o perpetual_a infamy_n p._n 289._o woman_n take_v in_o adultery_n among_o the_o saxon_n ha_v first_o their_o hair_n cut_v off_o be_v turn_v stark_o naked_a out_o of_o their_o husband_n house_n and_o that_o in_o presence_n of_o 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expel_v and_o die_v in_o great_a misery_n id._n p._n 328._o ino_n king_n of_o the_o west_n saxon_n give_v over_o his_o kingdom_n go_v to_o rome_n profess_a religion_n and_o there_o die_v sibba_n king_n of_o the_o east_n saxon_n turn_v monk_n ossa_n likewise_o put_v on_o a_o cowl_n and_o go_v to_o rome_n osith_v wife_n of_o king_n sighere_o and_o keneswif_n wife_n of_o king_n ossa_n enter_v religion_n no_o less_o than_o eight_o king_n of_o the_o saxon_n give_v over_o the_o world_n and_o become_v votary_n p._n 309._o 11._o paul_n in_o london_n be_v a_o temple_n of_o diana_n and_o st._n peter_n in_o westminster_n be_v a_o temple_n of_o apollo_n id._n 311._o etheldred_n common_o call_v st._n audery_n wife_n to_o egfrid_n king_n of_o northumberland_n and_o before_o to_o tombert_n a_o noble_a man_n live_v with_o they_o both_o and_o with_o her_o last_o husband_n twelve_o year_n yet_o continue_v a_o virgin_n and_o have_v get_v leave_n to_o depart_v from_o her_o husband_n profess_v herself_o a_o nun._n p._n 317._o vortimer_n order_v his_o tomb_n to_o be_v build_v in_o the_o isle_n of_o thanet_n to_o the_o terror_n of_o the_o saxon_n who_o he_o have_v often_o conquer_a as_o scipio_n order_v that_o his_o tomb_n may_v be_v so_o set_v as_o to_o overlook_v africa_n as_o a_o terror_n to_o the_o carthaginian_n 331._o uter_n pendragon_n be_v deep_o enamour_v on_o igren_n the_o beautiful_a wife_n of_o gorlois_n duke_n of_o cornwall_n and_o have_v often_o in_o vain_a attempt_v her_o chastity_n at_o last_o by_o the_o help_n of_o merlin_n obtain_v his_o desire_n for_o merlin_n so_o new_o mould_v the_o shape_n of_o king_n uter_n and_o print_v in_o his_o face_n the_o feature_n of_o gorlois_n that_o without_o suspect_n igren_n entertain_v he_o in_o which_o bed_n of_o deceit_n the_o famous_a arthur_n be_v beget_v id._n p._n 333._o careticus_fw-la king_n of_o britain_n fly_v from_o gurmund_n into_o chichester_n certain_a sparrow_n be_v catch_v and_o fire_n fasten_v to_o their_o foot_n be_v 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of_o northumberland_n and_o draw_v his_o sword_n lilla_n the_o king_n servant_n want_v wherewith_o to_o defend_v his_o master_n put_v himself_o between_o the_o king_n and_o his_o sword_n and_o so_o lose_v his_o own_o to_o save_v his_o master_n life_n edwyn_n care_n be_v such_o for_o waifaring_a passenger_n that_o he_o enclose_v by_o the_o way_n side_n clear_a spring_n where_o he_o set_v basin_n of_o brass_n both_o to_o drink_v and_o wash_v in_o p._n 351._o oswald_z king_n of_o northumberland_n have_v send_v for_o aidan_n a_o scottish_a bishop_n to_o instruct_v his_o northumbrian_n whereas_o aidan_n can_v not_o speak_v the_o language_n the_o king_n himself_o be_v interpreter_n at_o his_o sermon_n and_o give_v his_o word_n in_o english_a as_o he_o speak_v they_o in_o the_o scottish_a language_n p._n 353._o oswald_z upon_o a_o solemn_a feast_n day_n see_v many_o poor_a at_o his_o gate_n send_v they_o the_o delicate_n for_o himself_o prepare_v and_o command_v the_o charger_n of_o silver_n to_o be_v break_v and_o divide_v among_o they_o bishop_n aidan_n much_o rejoice_v thereat_o take_v the_o king_n by_o the_o right_a hand_n and_o pray_v that_o it_o may_v never_o consume_v as_o after_o his_o death_n it_o do_v not_o but_o be_v shrine_v in_o silver_n and_o reserve_v in_o st._n peter_n church_n in_o bambrough_n p._n 354._o wulphere_n a_o saxon_a king_n kill_v his_o two_o son_n for_o be_v christian_n but_o after_o repent_v of_o his_o inhuman_a murder_n become_v a_o christian_n himself_o and_o convert_v his_o heathenish_a temple_n into_o christian_a church_n id._n p._n 157._o oswâ—ne_a king_n of_o deira_n give_v bishop_n aidan_n a_o goodly_a gelding_n with_o rich_a and_o costly_a trappings_o which_o as_o the_o bishop_n ride_v to_o preach_v a_o poor_a man_n demand_v his_o almâ—s_n he_o have_v nothing_o else_o to_o give_v alight_v give_v to_o he_o the_o king_n blame_v he_o for_o it_o aidan_n reply_v be_v the_o brood_n of_o a_o beast_n dear_a in_o your_o sight_n than_o this_o 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