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 1        I, XXVII|        beheaded, and obtained the crown of holy martyrdom. For,
 2       II, V    |           to inherit his temporal crown. They immediately began
 3      III, XXV  |          also he had received the crown of ecclesiastical tonsure,
 4      III, XXVI |          tonsure in the form of a crown,(for there was no small
 5      III, XXVI |   Southern Scots, having also the crown of the ecclesiastical tonsure,
 6       IV, I    |         shorn into the shape of a crown; for he had before the tonsure
 7       IV, XXIII|        waiting for an everlasting crown; and led by her example,
 8        V, VII  |        for two years, quitted his crown for the sake of the Lord
 9        V, XII  | above-mentioned, and received the crown of the monastic tonsure;
10        V, XXI  |        ourselves in the form of a crown only because Peter was so
11        V, XXI  |          tonsure, the form of the crown of thorns which He bore
12        V, XXI  |       that they await always ‘the crown of eternal life, which God
13        V, XXI  |         seem indeed to resemble a crown; but when you come to look
14        V, XXI  |           neck, you will find the crown cut short which you thought
15        V, XXI  |           glory of an everlasting crown; but in that which is to
16        V, XXI  |         deprived of all hope of a crown, but are moreover condemned
17        V, XXI  |          you are advancing to the crown of life, which knows no
18        V, XXI  |         belief, the likeness of a crown that has an end? And if
19        V, XXI  |          after the fashion of the crown; and the nation thus reformed,
20        V, XXII |         the figure of an unending crown. It is manifest that this
21        V, XXII |      expose their heads without a crown, and keep the Feast of Christ
22        V, XXIV |          the Franks, received the crown of martyrdom, together with