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 1     I|        God, show that thou hast despoiled hell, and bind the author
 2     I|        Aaron upon the hill, and despoiled him of his vesture, and
 3    II|          And in thus saying, he despoiled and unclad him, and gave
 4    II|      officers to his manors and despoiled them, because he would not
 5    II|        land; wherefore they had despoiled all his manors and seized
 6    II|         him withal, and he anon despoiled himself, and gave to him
 7    II|        of him: Father, who hath despoiled thee? And he had in his
 8    II| evangelists and said: This hath despoiled me. And anon he saw another
 9   III|       to himself; and after, he despoiled himself all naked and went
10   III|       house, whom he robbed and despoiled, but that holy man prayed
11   III|    idols he commanded him to be despoiled all naked, and anon the
12   III|         will from his feet, and despoiled all mortal love, insomuch
13   III|      and poor clothing, and oft despoiled himself for to clothe the
14    IV|       done, commanded her to be despoiled, and to be beaten with twelve
15    IV|   detained of a tyrant, and all despoiled, was wrongfully put in prison.
16    IV|      might into Alexandria, and despoiled it of all riches and brought
17    IV|         revelation of him. Saul despoiled and stoned him, Jesu Christ,
18    IV|        and as the young man had despoiled him of his religious clothing,
19    IV|   endure in no wise till he was despoiled of this shirt and clothed
20    IV|        beat Hilary so much, all despoiled, that he gave up his spirit
21    IV|      thereon. And the ministers despoiled him, and laid him stretched
22    IV|     commanded that he should be despoiled of his habit that he ware
23    IV|  Hyppolitus said: Thou hast not despoiled me but rather clothed. To
24    IV|      utterly his head, and hast despoiled him from the empire of his
25     V|        himself, in weeping, and despoiled him of all his clothes in
26     V|    servant of God felt that, he despoiled him of his clothes and beat
27     V|         accused him that he had despoiled their churches. And as the
28    VI|       away gold and silver, and despoiled him of all other things.
29    VI|         hurt a man therein, and despoiled him of his mantle which
30    VI|         his hosen and shoon and despoiled him by great devotion, and
31    VI|     obedience till that she was despoiled to her smock, with some
32    VI|         so that many ran, which despoiled him for his great heat,
33   VII|    commanded that she should be despoiled naked and beaten with scorpions,
34   VII|         out of prison, and were despoiled and led by the streets,
35   VII|       other thing doing, and he despoiled him, and was a whole week
36   VII|       king of the Lombards, had despoiled the church of Rome of her