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A reprint of a short medieval compilation by John Blakman gathers devotional testimonies, anecdotes, and moral reflections portraying the king as meek, pious, and just. It opens with a prayer and prologue, then offers eyewitness accounts of his habit of truthfulness, charitable observance of church duties, and ascetic devotion, likening him to biblical exemplars; the text intersperses biographical praise with liturgical and hagiographic material and is accompanied in this edition by a scholarly translation and explanatory notes that clarify manuscript variants and contextual details.
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