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 1     I|         S. Gregory putteth four causes of the profit of his coming:
 2     I|        S. Bernard putteth other causes, and saith that, we travail
 3     I|         send this fire for four causes. First for the renewing
 4     I|    Herod was troubled for three causes, first, because he dreaded
 5     I|         from them and for three causes: First, that they should
 6     I|         be assigned. One of the causes is, as saith Remigius the
 7     I|      there be three reasons and causes. The first was because they
 8     I| signified by the fire for three causes. The first cause is for
 9     I|       Ghost, And that for seven causes that were in them. First,
10     I|       is to be noted, for seven causes he was sent, that be understood
11     I|        without signifieth three causes. The first is for to put
12     I|   church, and that is for three causes. The first is to fear the
13     I|       They were brought for two causes, one was because man should
14     I|   deeming and judging the small causes. And then his cousin departed
15     I|    judgment in good and needful causes. And in none other manner
16    II|         of Jesu Christ, for two causes. The first is to Jesu Christ
17   III|         chair as a bishop. Many causes there be wherefore this
18   III|  confessed, and for these three causes he is digne and worthy honorably
19   III|    clerk that he determined the causes of the palace, and therefore
20   III|      that for great and notable causes men make their oaths upon
21   III|    years. And after, for divers causes, Maximian, which was fellow
22    IV|        was established for four causes. That is to wit, in remembrance
23    IV|      with marble. And for these causes he was made emperor, and
24    IV|          but it is said for six causes. First, for the place of
25     V|          He would gladlier hear causes of unknown men than of his
26     V|        was established for four causes, like as it is found in
27     V|        and began to enquire the causes and deeds of every each
28     V|     sharply many men for divers causes, and therefore he was hateful
29     V|        Athens could not find in causes natural the cause of that
30    VI|        was established for four causes. First, for the dedication
31    VI|     diverse souls, and for many causes, and that is for light punition
32   VII|         the country for certain causes, and the queen was esprised
33   VII|   without taking any salary the causes of the miserable and poor
34   VII|       Of diligent discussing of causes and matters he rendered
35   VII|       Dominus vobiscum, for two causes. The first cause is to the