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 1 VI     |           royal guard, that there met him two men, clad in filthy
 2 XVII   |       could diverse elements have met, for the consummation of
 3 XVIII  |          and lo, a terrible sight met Ioasaph's eyes: for all
 4 XXIX   |        arose from his throne, and met and welcomed him; and, fetching
 5 XXX    |      Christian books: nay, I have met with many volumes in mine
 6 XXXI   |        thee, without suffering he met the suffering of the Cross,
 7 XXXI   |           in bitterness at having met thee below: for it was put
 8 XXXVII | dragon-shaped monsters, and these met him, not now as apparitions
 9 XXXVIII|        that led thither. There he met a monk pursuing a hermit
10 XXXVIII|         his game. And when he had met with certain signs, pointed
11 XL     |     passed within the gate, there met him others, gloriously apparelled
12 XL     |        his fair beauty everywhere met his sight, according to