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 1        I, I     |       and has plenty of land and water fowl of divers sorts; it
 2        I, I     |          their requirements. For water, as St. Basil says, receives
 3        I, I     |          Ireland, being put into water, and given them to drink,
 4        I, II    |        almost all the ford under water with sharp stakes: the remains
 5        I, XII   |      where the protection of the water was wanting, they might
 6        I, XVII  |     taken and sprinkled a little water, quelled the raging waves,
 7        I, XX    |     Still wet with the baptismal water the troops set forth; the
 8        I, XXVII |        before he has washed with water? Or approach to receive
 9        I, XXVII |        church unless washed with water, nor is he to enter immediately
10        I, XXVII |      cases should be washed with water, and not enter into the
11        I, XXVII | afterwards, has been washed with water, is also capable of receiving
12        I, XXVII |          after being washed with water. Which, nevertheless, a
13        I, XXVII |          he is to be washed with water, that he may cleanse away
14        I, XXX   |        in them be destroyed; let water be consecrated and sprinkled
15       II, VII   |         spreading conflagration; water was thrown on the fire in
16       II, X     |          and being born again of water and the Holy Ghost, you
17       II, XIV   |          he washed them with the water of absolution in the river
18      III, II    |         cross, and put them into water, which they give to sick
19      III, IX    |        fell, and putting it into water, brought much relief with
20      III, IX    |        Upon which she called for water, washed her face, arranged
21      III, XI    |         Then they poured out the water in which they had washed
22      III, XI    |         which received that holy water, had the power of saving
23      III, XI    |        the pavement on which the water that washed the bones had
24      III, XIII  |     therein. Then I blessed some water, and put into it a splinter
25      III, XV    |        beginning to fill it with water, they all perceived that
26      III, XVII  |       the buttress, and put into water, many more have obtained
27      III, XXIII |       egg, and a little milk and water. This, he said, was the
28      III, XXIII |          been regenerated by the water of Baptism, and being then
29       IV, II    |        daily flowed from them to water the hearts of their hearers;
30       IV, III   |         dust. This they put into water and give to sick cattle
31       IV, XIII  |         and cleansed them in the water of Baptism. Among whom were
32       IV, XIX   |      every side encompassed with water and marshes, and has no
33       IV, XXVIII|     place was quite destitute of water, corn, and trees; and being
34       IV, XXVIII|          was found to be full of water, and to this day affords
35        V, I     |           he calmed the swelling water, in such sort that the fierceness
36        V, IV    |         that was sick, with holy water.~THE same abbot related
37        V, IV    |        lay sick some of the holy water, which he had blessed for
38        V, IV    |  greatest, with some of the same water. This being done, the woman
39        V, XII   |       with coarse bread and cold water. He often went to that man,
40        V, XII   |    sometimes even to the neck in water; and when he went ashore,
41        V, XVIII |        the sick, and put it into water, and the drinking thereof,