_Diſciples adore the Croſs, the ſick are healed, and devils caſt out._] [Illustration: 38 _The Jews bury the Croſſes._] [Illustration: 39 _St. Helena comes to Jeruſalem._] [Illustration: 40 _St. Helena calls together the Chief Jews._] [Illustration: 41 _Judas is put into a dry well._] [Illustration: 42 _Judas is liberated from confinement._] [Illustration: 43 _Judas prays for Divine direction._] [Illustration: 44 _The Croſſes are diſcovered._] [Illustration: 45 _St. Helena views the Croſſes._] [Illustration: 46 _Trial of the true Croſs._] [Illustration: 47 _A dead maiden raiſed to life by being touched by the true Croſs._] [Illustration: 48 _St. Helena depoſits a portion of the Croſs in Jeruſalem._] [Illustration: 49 _St. Helena gives a portion of the Croſs to Conſtantine._] [Illustration: 50 _Conſtantine depoſits his portion of the Croſs in Byzantium._] [Illustration: 51 _Choſroes commands his people to adore him._] [Illustration: 52 _Meeting of Heraclius and Choſroes’ ſon._] [Illustration: 53 _Heraclius fights the ſon of Choſroes and kills him._] [Illustration: 54 _The Perſian army ſubmit to Heraclius._] [Illustration: 55 _Heraclius viſits Choſroes._] [Illustration: 56 _Heraclius kills Choſroes._] [Illustration: 57 _Heraclius crowns and baptizes the ſon of Choſroes._] [Illustration: 58 _Burial of Choſroes._] [Illustration: 59 _Heraclius takes poſſesſion of the relic of the Croſs._] [Illustration: 60 _Heraclius, attempting to enter Jeruſalem, is miraculouſly prevented, and is reproved by an angel._] [Illustration: 61 _Heraclius diveſts himſelf of ſtate._] [Illustration: 62 _Heraclius places the relic of the Croſs in its appointed place._] [Illustration: 63 _A portion of the Croſs is ſent to Rome, the veſſel bearing it meeting with a ſtorm._] [Illustration: 64 _The relic of the Croſs expoſed for adoration._] * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Edits made: Page ix, number added to sidenote (2 _Hadrian is said to_) Page xxii, number added to sidenote (7 _Of old._) Page xxxvii, anchor for sidenote [28] added to text (torne thys bane[28]) Page lii, anchor for sidenote [39] added to text. (had been peasyd[39]) Page lxxvii and following, the totals were removed until the final one. Each page ended with a total, such as: Chalmarques " ------- Carried forward 1,674,145 The following page began with something similar to: Brought forward 1,674,145 Châlons 200 Page cii and following, the sidenotes listing the woodcut numbers were originally formed with the first sidenote of each page including the word _Woodcut_. As this sometimes landed in the middle of paragraphs and the notes were moved to the start of paragraphs, the form was changed to listing the word _Woodcut_ in the first sidenote of each paragraph instead of each page.