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 1     I|       which saith: The world is divided into four parts, and the
 2     I|       pity hanging on the cross divided offices of pity in secular
 3     I|         in which he was in, was divided in two parts, and a right
 4     I| changing, one in substance, not divided in operation, all one in
 5     I|       the members by discord be divided. And therefore it is sung
 6     I|        this holy sacrament were divided or departed in a thousand
 7     I|        that light was good, and divided the light from darkness,
 8     I|         made the firmament, and divided the waters that were under
 9     I|       all waters, which well is divided into four parts. One part
10     I|        two manner folk shall be divided from thy womb, people shall
11     I|       was sore afraid then, and divided his company into twain turmes,
12     I|       hundred men with him, and divided the sons of Leah and of
13    II|       governed well Israel, and divided the land unto the twelve
14    II|      host, against Absalom, and divided his host into three parts,
15    II|       ne to thee, but let it be divided. The king then answered
16    II|         and comforted them, and divided to every each of them as
17   III|      first emperor of Rome, had divided the land of France, he made
18     V|       not evenly ne righteously divided. And after, the child abode
19     V|   commandments of our Lord, and divided all their substance in three
20     V|  escaped. And when the butchers divided the prey amongst them, and
21     V|       of Egypt, he departed and divided the Red Sea, he led the
22     V|         office. And then Jerome divided the psalter by ferias, and
23    VI|      were come to land S. Peter divided the fishes, and bade the
24    VI|         from his stock shall be divided from his proper root the
25    VI|         stock when the realm is divided and translated from one
26    VI|  Bernard each of these three is divided into three, that is, to
27    VI|      the light to increase, and divided it from darkness, and established
28   VII|       philosophy. Philosophy is divided in three, in theory, in
29   VII|         and in logic. Theory is divided in three, that is intellectual,
30   VII|     perdurable. The practice is divided in three manners, in ethic,
31   VII|    wisely the emperor. Logic is divided in three, in demonstrative,
32   VII|         they saw that the water divided as it did to Moses in the
33   VII|        wit that this sanctus is divided in two parts, the first