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 1     I|         of the last resurrection perpetual, which is the eighth age.
 2     I|        the sixth age, in hope of perpetual life of all them that be
 3     I|      thanking God of the vesture perpetual which by hope we abide for
 4     I|          he was son of the King, perpetual sovereign, and as to the
 5     I|          to send to us his light perpetual. And Isaiah cried: This
 6     I|    suppliants. For in the mirror perpetual, that is Jesu Christ, they
 7     I|          of his glorious victory perpetual. And to this question answered
 8     I|          the pain that should be perpetual, he changeth into temporal
 9     I|          benefice abide to us in perpetual memory, he hath unto devout
10     I|          we may receive unto our perpetual salvation. Amen. ~
11     I|  tabernacle for to be kept for a perpetual memory and remembrance. ~
12    II|          benediction in our Lord perpetual unto the bishops that be
13    II|         all virtues and fruit of perpetual health, and above the angels'
14    II|           the image of death and perpetual disordinance without ceasing. ~
15    II|      daughter, that is the death perpetual; that is the reward that
16    II|      your children may be in joy perpetual. In this hour and time that
17   III|        shalt be tormented in the perpetual fire in hell. Then in great
18   III|       depart hence to eschew the perpetual fire, and to come to the
19   III|       tormented perpetually in a perpetual darkness and obscurity.
20   III|        power transumeth the pain perpetual due for sins mortal into
21   III|      spared Trajan from the pain perpetual. By this, as some say, the
22   III|      this, as some say, the pain perpetual due to Trajan as a miscreant
23   III|        blessings or benedictions perpetual. And the holy doctor, S.
24    IV|        in him he would make them perpetual. And he also said that nothing
25    IV|      bound him to be his servant perpetual, and took him for his master
26    IV|          hence followed her with perpetual laud unto the heavenly kingdoms.
27    IV|        darkness. He had odour of perpetual memory, whereof it is said:
28    IV|          the king perdurable and perpetual. There was a carter named
29     V|         plenitude of science and perpetual fruition or usance; as touching
30     V| cognition as to Cherubim, and in perpetual retention as touching the
31     V|       science, the which had war perpetual against the wicked men.
32    VI|          or pecines be fountains perpetual in which all manner sick
33    VI|         him, that she would keep perpetual continence. Then was she
34    VI|         habit religious and kept perpetual continence after the death
35   VII|        age, for now I must go to perpetual pain. And then the saying
36   VII|        established to hold their perpetual habitation. These men were