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 1     I|         the world than God. The heretics shall weep because they
 2    II|         was of the party of the heretics, by the suggestion of two
 3    II|       which sustained the Arian heretics, took away a church from
 4   III|      the unsteadfastness of the heretics, he engendered the great
 5   III|        in disputing against the heretics and Arians, and in that
 6   III|          as a lion, to seek the heretics over all, and left them
 7   III|       confounded them. When the heretics saw that they might not
 8   III|        to Milan for to seek the heretics, he said openly in a predication
 9   III|      nigh the city a man of the heretics, which was hired thereto,
10   III|         own country, and of the heretics; Christ suffered in the
11   III|       not speak. Then the other heretics fled all confused, and the
12   III|       and had convanquished the heretics, they returned into their
13   III|      for to go over sea against heretics and heathen men, and as
14   III|        into England, where were heretics against the faith, which
15    IV|   cities in Italy. And when the heretics heard say that, they shut
16    IV|  objections. And that night the heretics assembled at the fire, and
17    IV|     lesion or hurt. And yet the heretics, abiding in their hardness,
18    IV|        was ordained against the heretics, like as the malady of the
19    IV|       and catholic, against the heretics, and denounced and preached
20    IV|      suffered was joined to the heretics, and S. Dominic, seeing
21    IV|       had to be deceived of the heretics, and then he fasted and
22    IV|     christian faith against the heretics. And when he had dwelled
23    IV|         to Toulouse against the heretics. For when the son had answered
24    IV|     wise in the conflict of the heretics, as he was with a converse
25    IV|       that had been deceived of heretics, kneeled at his feet and
26    IV|       When he had overcome some heretics in the parts of Toulouse,
27     V|         heretic, and many other heretics, which namely were rebaptized
28     V|  confounded right valiantly the heretics, insomuch that they preached
29     V|     right appert in confounding heretics, and right catholic in expounding
30     V| received gladly all comers save heretics, and have washed their feet.
31     V|     against the wicked men. The heretics hated him for he left never
32   VII|       of the church and against heretics, and this emperor abounded
33   VII|     there were at Rome then two heretics, that one was called Marcian
34   VII|  battled and fought against the heretics and Albigenses and of the
35   VII|       dragons, v. 151.~England, heretics in, iii. 286.~English children
36   VII|        Inquisition searches out heretics, iii. 150.~lron made to