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 1     I|      three powers, that is to wit memory, understanding, and will,
 2     I|           in the Epistle; and the memory of the passion of Jesu Christ;
 3     I|           shall live by continual memory. Secondly, he was showed
 4     I|          abide to us in perpetual memory, he hath unto devout hearts
 5     I|        this holy sacrament like a memory perdurable of his passion,
 6     I|         was instituted is special memory made of this sacrament,
 7     I|           be kept for a perpetual memory and remembrance. ~Then went
 8     I|          destroy and put away the memory of Amalek under heaven.
 9    II|     thereof cometh understanding, memory, and cunning. Cunning is
10    II|        that thou hast learned the memory or mind, and retainest that
11    II|         vision holy church maketh memory of her the eight days of
12    IV|        retained for a witness and memory. And the blessed Frontonius
13    IV|          versicle: In everlasting memory shall be my rightful hostess,
14    IV|    paynims was forgotten, and the memory of the prince of the apostles
15    IV|         He had odour of perpetual memory, whereof it is said: He
16     V|         cross of our Redeemer, in memory of his passion, in his forehead
17     V|           November, should be the memory of the passion of our Lord,
18     V|           dedication, victory and memory. The apparition of this
19     V|       like wise should hallow the memory of S. Michael there. And
20     V|      which was said sometime: The memory of Adrian, the angel of
21     V|      impressing in our hearts the memory of the passion of our Lord,
22     V|        this solemnity is said the Memory of S. Michael, how well
23     V| archangels of our Lord. We do the memory and the honours generally,
24    VI|         ordained that at this day memory is made of all saints, that
25    VI|   Commemoration of All Souls.~The memory of the departing of all
26    VI|        was established that their memory should be worshipped under
27    VI|           that all they that have memory of thy name and my passion,
28   VII|          for them remembering her memory. All these things together
29   VII|  hereafter we joyfully shall make memory and solemnity, was right
30   VII|          he entendeth and hath in memory to pray for, and for this
31   VII|         resteth, and hath special memory of all the creatures for
32   VII|        and it is to wit that this memory is for the persons that
33   VII|       they also which he hath had memory of, may have participation
34   VII|       here, ye shall do it in the memory of me.~And therefore, in
35   VII|         sign of the cross, in the memory and mind of the five wounds
36   VII|        resteth and hath a general memory for dead folk, and in especial