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 1     I|      his head, wherein was his idol. And Moses anon took it,
 2    II|      which was the devil in an idol: Wherefore prayest thou
 3    II|      devil that was within the idol that, as soon as he kneeled
 4    II|       as he kneeled tofore the idol, he should anon break it
 5    II|    that I worship, but not the idol; I adore, but not the metal;
 6    II|     that thou break this false idol. And anon he molt it as
 7    II|      to do sacrifice unto that idol. To whom S. John said: Sith
 8   III|     destroy the temple and the idol in the honour of his name,
 9   III|        to make sacrifice to an idol which was called Mars, their
10   III|        God, and anon under the idol issued out a right great
11   III|   Believe ye me and break this idol and set in his place the
12   III|    orison to God; and anon the idol fell down and slew twenty-two
13   III|      and then they spit in the idol and after made the sign
14    IV|      through the town unto the idol of the sun, and when they
15    IV|     adore and do honour to the idol, or else he should have
16     V| entered into a temple where an idol was which was named Astaroth,
17     V|  pilgrim, abode there. In that idol dwelt a fiend that said
18     V|   could have no answer of that idol, wherefore they went in
19     V|   another city whereas another idol was worshipped named Berith,
20     V|    pull down and overthrow the idol, but they might not. The
21     V|       and go out and break the idol all to pieces, and he issued
22     V|    mayst well draw me to thine idol, and if not, I shall all
23     V|      break and destroy his own idol, and to bring it to nought.
24     V|     soon as he had done so the idol fell to the earth and all
25     V|     And then he was led to the idol of Mercury, on which he
26     V|       prayers all to-brake the idol; and when they would in
27     V|        and the left arm of the idol Jupiter, which was of fine
28    VI|     great temple and set their idol in the middle, and all about
29    VI|     middle, and all about this idol they set the false images
30    VI|        images beheld right the idol of Rome. And it was ordained
31    VI|    should turn his back to the idol of Rome, like as in showing
32    VI|   constrained them to carve an idol, but they would not entail
33    VI|    sacrifice ne incense to the idol, but humbly with great devotion
34   VII|     thereon he set his god, an idol, and anon there came a multitude
35   VII|      heaven and cast down this idol, and all to-brake it, and
36   VII|    would do sacrifice unto the idol of Jupiter, and because