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 1     I|       surmount the tribulations temporal. And the time of the passion
 2     I|     perpetual, he changeth into temporal of purgatory, and also for
 3     I|      and also for that the pain temporal is due, he releaseth part.
 4     I|         he had no need of space temporal. It was from heaven, for
 5    II|         this is the rule of the temporal through the year, etc. ~
 6    II|      and in like wise the lords temporal that were his friends counselled
 7    II|         the lords spiritual and temporal tofore him, and said he
 8    II|         the lords spiritual and temporal. And after this the king
 9    II|         the lords spiritual and temporal which had been at Rome were
10   III|        to her great promises of temporal goods and of great eases,
11   III|        to be withdrawn from all temporal business, and only to have
12   III|       for sins mortal into pain temporal. The third feast is of his
13   III|    thine heart from all desires temporal, and yet shall the Holy
14   III|       so, for God hath not made temporal things, the child affirmed
15   III|        manners, that is in alms temporal, is administering to the
16    IV|       that there should be none temporal possessions in his order.
17    IV|      that I am at the end of my temporal life, and shall hastily
18    IV|         that surely she went to temporal death. And if we say that
19    IV|        property of especial and temporal nature may make unity, how
20     V|         overpass by thought all temporal things. They love, they
21    VI|        the lords, spiritual and temporal, were present at the burying
22    VI|      and that general suffrages temporal might be done for them on
23    VI|      for to please the son of a temporal king, and said to him in
24    VI|       would not return again to temporal life. Lord, I commend me
25    VI|         from me all occasion of temporal comfort. On a time because
26    VI|       in spiritual things as in temporal things. After this he thought
27    VI|     truth, that for the love of temporal life, the christian king
28    VI|         make me to lose my life temporal. So there bleveth no more,
29   VII|         loosed from the body by temporal death, to be preserved from
30   VII| sickness, in which he ended his temporal life; and forsomuch as he
31   VII|        Lord, and sith after his temporal death, at his own grave
32   VII|        he took from him all his temporal goods and finally smote
33   VII|        royal, and for the realm temporal and corruptible changed
34   VII|  devoutly served, and all goods temporal daily grew there. The bishop
35   VII|        remedy to us against all temporal and wicked thoughts. The