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 1     I|        any creature or faith or belief in any thing more than in
 2     I|       Hear ye rebels and out of belief; trow ye not that we may
 3    II|    youngling said: Be of strong belief; it shall not be long but
 4    II|      mercy of God, and to their belief, and nothing to his merits. ~
 5    II|     grace, as people out of the belief, of whom may be said as
 6    II| martyrdom, and if ye, with this belief, touch her sepulchre, without
 7    II|      the christian men in their belief when they were in distress
 8    II|        reny their God and their belief all their goods should be
 9    II|      afeard, but put firmly thy belief in Jesu Christ. And S. Basil
10   III|   informed in their creance and belief: Lady, God salute thee.~
11   III|       we this child of one very belief, whom we ought to love because
12   III|        grace for to confirm our belief, and when they were risen
13   III|       the hearts of men in very belief? And then he said: Nay,
14   III|      and declared our faith and belief, in which anon Alban disputed
15   III|      Alban was steadfast in the belief of Jesu Christ and thus
16   III|         turned from their false belief and believed in Jesu Christ,
17   III|        preach the faith and the belief to the people which were
18   III|        holy man said: Have firm belief in God, and prove by works
19   III|         their false creance and belief, and by virtue also and
20    IV|  courage gave not only place of belief, but also comforted and
21    VI|         that confesseth without belief, it profiteth not to him
22    VI|        went to her tomb full of belief to have his request, and
23    VI|     health, if they had perfect belief in God and in the blessed
24    VI|     advertised of the faith and belief of the maid he did her to
25    VI|       they that have fiance and belief in them. Then became the
26   VII|     when he saw their steadfast belief, he commanded that without
27   VII|       land of Campania into his belief and to his God that he called
28   VII|       all the people from their belief to thy belief, and to thy
29   VII|        from their belief to thy belief, and to thy God? Wherefore
30   VII|         forsake his God and his belief. And when he saw that he
31   VII|         he would not change his belief, then he did do this good
32   VII|       people unto the christian belief, more than ever he did before.
33   VII|   forsake thy God and thy false belief, and pray and worship our
34   VII|         people in the christian belief. And when the hour was come
35   VII|       at, iii. 210.~Vespasian's belief rewarded. iii. 163.~Vienna