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 1     I|     solemnly, as the Sunday. And procession was made in representing
 2     I|         made in representing the procession of the apostles, which they
 3     I|       more Litany. secondly, the procession of seven orders. Thirdly,
 4     I|    Secondly, this Litany is said procession of seven orders, because
 5     I|       Thus this Litany is called procession, for then the Church maketh
 6     I|        the Church maketh general procession. And in this procession
 7     I|          procession. And in this procession the cross is borne, the
 8     I|      they flee. And therefore in procession the cross is borne, and
 9     I|      cross, the banners, and the procession, right so when Jesu Christ
10     I|         song that is sung in the procession signifieth the song of angels
11     I|        his realm. ~After in this procession singularly we call the suffrages
12    II|         Then S. Basil ordained a procession, and came to the church,
13   III|          and he ordained to make procession in all the churches much
14   III|         this mortality. When the procession was done he would have gone
15   III|        ceased not, he ordained a procession, in the which he did do
16   III|        and the people, came with procession with so great company of
17   III|        cross of silver, and with procession singing the litany, praying
18   III|       and brought it with solemn procession to the church of Warham,
19    IV|       the monks received it with procession solemnly, and brought it
20    IV|          Kenelm was brought with procession into the abbey, and that
21    IV|        abbot and monks came with procession, and received them honestly.
22     V|          they to the church with procession the said bishop, and the
23     V|       they of the city went with procession unto that place, and durst
24    VI|    hallowing. And in the time of procession, a fair old man came to
25    VI|       borne out of the church on procession. And they were afraid lest
26    VI|         rogation time follow the procession barefoot and without linen
27   VII|          great honour and solemn procession with twenty-four monks,
28   VII| chronicle, on Palm Sunday as the procession passed tofore the house
29   VII|         fasted, he did do make a procession whereat many creatures were,
30   VII|   devoutly prayed. And so as the procession was in doing, there was
31   VII|       came to meet the corpse in procession, with great reverence, as
32   VII|         iii. 91.~---why borne in procession, i. 105-6.~Dromedaries used