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 1     I|      hath received of thee the vesture of immortality; of me he
 2     I|      is clad. He hath left thy vesture and is come to mine. Right
 3     I|      that be revested with the vesture of innocence. By baptism
 4     I|      shall clothe us of double vesture, that is to wit of body
 5     I|        and thanking God of the vesture perpetual which by hope
 6     I|  Easter, signifieth the double vesture that we shall have in body
 7     I|       he was clad with a white vesture, whereof saith S. Bernard:
 8     I|     Herod had received a white vesture. Thou dancest and playest
 9     I|         Clothe thee with white vesture that the confusion of thy
10     I|       and despoiled him of his vesture, and clothed therewith his
11    II|       and do on him a precious vesture. And the apostle said to
12    II|     she saw tofore her a white vesture, and anon therewith she
13    II|  virgins and hast sent me this vesture. All they that entered made
14    II|       he was clad with a white vesture going honourably with the
15   III|        so that he gave not his vesture to some poor body, he would
16   III|       he gave all his precious vesture to the poor people for to
17   III|    took of the cuttings of her vesture by devotion, whereof many
18    IV|     him to be clothed with the vesture of a knight that he tofore
19    IV|     which he kept in a strange vesture? It pleased him to keep
20     V|    anon and took him to common vesture. He laughed never but if
21     V|  punished. This man received a vesture of a usurer and was not
22     V|     also clad with right noble vesture and rich. And a holy father
23    VI|        her of the pride of her vesture, and she answered that she
24    VI|      said of Thadea, that is a vesture, and of Deus, that is God,
25    VI|        that is God, for he was vesture royal of God by ornament
26    VI|     appeared to him in a white vesture and said: Fear thee nothing,
27    VI|      hath covered me with this vesture. Of which thing this holy
28    VI|        man? Bring ye me then a vesture and let me be clothed for
29    VI| instead of a poor man, and the vesture that the poor man had taken,
30    VI|   divinity covered. O glorious vesture and inestimable gift, that
31    VI|       the quantity of a little vesture, which was but half a mantle,
32    VI|      of our Lady, ne wear rich vesture of gold, but after the ensample
33    VI|        poor woman a right good vesture, and when this poor woman
34    VI|      she arose and scraped her vesture and laughed. ~And after