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 1     I|       many tribulations, and as thrown out into the deepness of
 2     I|         it was taken thence and thrown into a deep pit all environed
 3     I|         church should have been thrown down unto the foundament,
 4    II|         anointed with glue, and thrown into the river, and S. Andrew
 5    II|      upon the altar; and it was thrown again further than tofore.
 6    II|         was contrary for he was thrown down to the earth. In Adam
 7   III|       that they should not have thrown them in the bottom of the
 8   III| eschewed that they had not been thrown there, and had seen what
 9   III|      came to them the devil had thrown down a part of the wall,
10   III|     commanded that he should be thrown in the fields, and they
11   III|    should be burnt and churches thrown down, and all men of holy
12   III|        a tree that the wind had thrown down a fournil of lime of
13    IV|       that were there slain and thrown there, it could not be known
14    IV|  plainly the truth. Then it was thrown in again, and it issued
15    IV|    faith. And so the books were thrown into a great fire burning,
16    IV|         the bier and would have thrown it down with the body of
17     V|       of his lordship which had thrown out by force our forefather.
18     V|       Saracens had departed and thrown the bones here and there,
19     V|      did also miracles and were thrown with him into the sea. And
20     V|       bodies of the saints were thrown into the fire, Natalie would
21     V|         of Eugenia, and she was thrown into Tiber, but the stone
22     V|         the water. Then she was thrown into a burning furnace,
23     V|      and then he made her to be thrown into a pit whereas cruel
24     V| together. And their bodies were thrown to hounds and were there
25     V|       be bound with a chain and thrown into the sea, but they were
26     V|      place the devil would have thrown her down off her horse for
27     V|         of the devil, and being thrown in the fire, ended his life
28     V|         out afar as it had been thrown of a strong champion, and
29     V|  bounden to his neck, and to be thrown down from an height out
30    VI|     were put in a deep pit, and thrown on them earth and stones,
31    VI|         smitten the wicked, and thrown down them that were contrary
32    VI|        of gold and silver to be thrown among the people, for to
33    VI|   to-broken, and the mother was thrown by the waves of the sea
34   VII|         said: Because thou hast thrown the matter of the world
35   VII|         them a great stone, and thrown they were unto the bottom
36   VII|         that by themselves were thrown down to the earth of either
37   VII|         far as a stone might be thrown. These orisons here be also