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The most ancient Provencal text alluding to the episcopacy of St. Lazarus is a passage in the "Otia imperialia" of Gervase of Tillbury (1212).
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"Otia imperialia" for the instruction and entertainment of the emperor, who was excommunicated by the pope in the latter part of
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
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"Otia Imperialia" of Gervase of Tilbury, dating from 1212.
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Aifrinn (Dublin, 1900); MEYER, Colgu's scuap chábuid in Otia
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_ -- Gervase of Tilbury, in the 4th book of his _Otia
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Otia ft folitum nequeantfuperare laborem uEquabunt Diuae neDeusinuideat.
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Gervase of Tilbury (xiii. cent.), _Otia Imper. _, iii. 85, and three Breton tales given by M. Sebillot (_Contes_, ii.
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[A quaint version of the legend on which this story is founded is given by Gervase of Tilbury in his "Otia
Russian Fairy Tales A Choice Collection of Muscovite Folk-lore
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_Chigsan_, and one of five kings who has conquered ninety and nine, who is strong as one of the eight elephants that support the world, and hath conquered the kingdoms of Otia, Tulcan, and Canara, cutting his enemies to pieces with his sword. "
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] Fa - bcr, Otia cordi: venufte: VoiEus ad Ca - tuHum, p. 167.
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An industrial city in SW Japan, on NE Kyushu. Population: 437,699 (2002 est)
July 30, 2015