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 1     I|        kept unto the morn and was corrupt; this bread may feel no
 2     I|         earthly things which were corrupt by sin, and therefore because
 3     I|           laws, and the earth was corrupt by sin and filled. ~When
 4     I|           God saw the earth to be corrupt, and that every man was
 5     I|            and that every man was corrupt by sin upon the earth, he
 6     I|           died, and the water was corrupt. And the Egyptians might
 7    II|          exile, than to break and corrupt my faith to my spouse. And
 8    II|       were at dinner, the consul, corrupt by money, had commanded
 9    II| Paschasius said: Who be they that corrupt the heart and the body?
10    II|        body? She said: Ye be that corrupt the hearts, of whom the
11    II|      apostle said: The evil words corrupt the good manners. Ye counsel
12   III|        shall deliver me from this corrupt and mortal body? Among these
13    IV|           son of Constantine, was corrupt with this heresy, for which
14    IV|          stench of him should not corrupt the air. ~Yet saith the
15    IV|        force of the faith was not corrupt. The body suffered impairing,
16    IV|        which the Virgin Mary, not corrupt, went unto the highness
17    IV|           and I then, that am not corrupt, wherefore should not I
18    IV|         not dead, ne shall not be corrupt by rotting, that is to wit,
19    IV|          then keep his mother not corrupt? He kept Daniel alive in
20     V|           of dead, living, and of corrupt thoughts thou makest fair
21     V|           do such works as for to corrupt and defile the women forcibly
22     V|           by study of tyranny was corrupt of the heresy Arian. And
23     V|         spouse of his lord should corrupt the marriage joined. And
24     V|           lest any noieful humour corrupt ne rot the hid passions,
25     V|       rather suffer death than to corrupt the faith of Jesu Christ.
26    VI|          no venom that might then corrupt the earth with pestilence,
27    VI|       botches and kernels full of corrupt humours, which engendered
28    VI|     thither a man to deflower and corrupt the virgin, but anon he
29    VI|           when she understood his corrupt intent, she excused her
30    VI|           consent to thy foul and corrupt desire, for I am joined
31    VI|       coals, but is whole and not corrupt of the fire, in like wise
32    VI|       away all violence and shall corrupt all counsel human; and if
33   VII|        jointure of the members is corrupt in bodies disordinate. The