Thenne cryed the devyll in the eyre Iudas what haſt thou doon / thou haſt doon the contrarye that thother Iudas dyd/. For by hym I have wonne many ſowles / and by the I ſhal loſe many / by hym I reygned on the peple / And by the I have loſt my royame / never the leſſe I ſhal yelde to the this bountee/. For I ſhal ſend one that ſhal punyſſhe the / and that was accomplyſſhed by Iulian the apoſtata / which tormented hym afterward whan he was byſſhop of Iheruſalem / and whan Iudas herde hym he curſed the devyl and ſayd to hym / Iheſu cryſte dampne the in fyre pardurable[23]/. After this Iudas was baptyzed and was named quyryache[G]/. And after was made byſſhop of Iheruſalem/. Whan helayn had the croſſe of Iheſu criſte / and ſaw ſhe had not the nayles / Thenne he dyd dygge in therthe ſo longe / that he founde them ſhynyng as golde/. thenne bare he them to the quene / and anone as ſhe ſawe them ſhe worſhypped them wyth grete reverence/. Thenne gafe ſaynt helayn a part of the croſſe to hir ſone / And that other parte ſhe lefte in Iheruſalem cloſyd in golde / ſylver and precious ſtones/. [Sidenote: 24 _Euſebius, Biſhop of Ceſaræa._] [Sidenote: 25 _Killed._] And hyr ſone bare the nayles to themperour / And the emperour dyd do ſette them in hys brydel and in hys helme whan he wente to batayle/. This referreth Euſebe whiche was byſſhop of Cezayr[24]/ how be it that other ſay otherwyſe/. Now it happed that Iulyan the appoſtate dyd doo[25] ſlee quyriache that was byſſhop of Iheruſalem / by cauſe he had founde the croſſe / for he hated hit ſoo mooche / that where ſomever he founde the croſſe / he dyd hit to be deſtroyed / For whan he wente in batayle ageynſte them of perſe / he ſente and commaunded quyriache to make ſacrefyſe to thydolles / and whan he wold not doo hit / he dyd do ſmyte of his right honde / and ſayd wyth this honde haſt thou wryten many letters / by whyche thou repellyd moche folke fro doynge ſacrefyſe to our goddes/. [Sidenote: 26 _Mad dog._] [Sidenote: 27 _Since._] [Sidenote: 28 _Turn this evil_]