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 1        I, XXVII|  whereas these we speak of are bound by custom. Consider, then,
 2        I, XXVII|     after a manner unwillingly bound by the carnal delight, so
 3        I, XXVII|    does not consent, yet being bound by delight, it grievously
 4        I, XXVII|    grievously laments being so bound. Wherefore that great soldier
 5       II, I    |       through the fear of God, bound by the lips of priests with
 6       II, XIII |        he was both willing and bound to receive the faith which
 7      III, IV   |       to the usual method, are bound to be subject, according
 8      III, VII  |   could not go, because he was bound to the bishopric of his
 9       IV, XXII |       revived, and sitting up, bound his own wounds as best as
10       IV, XXII | escaping, he ordered him to be bound at night. But he could not
11       IV, XXII |     night. But he could not be bound, for as soon as they that
12       IV, XXII |       for as soon as they that bound him were gone, his bonds
13       IV, XXII |    inquire why he could not be bound; whether perchance he had
14       IV, XXII |       could not in any wise be bound either by him, or as he
15       IV, XXII |     that he could in no way be bound, he gave him leave to ransom