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 1     I|     monks that, no man strong or mighty to labour ought to be idle.
 2     I|         business and trumps of a mighty king in his land, and shall
 3    II|       many peoples and edified a mighty city, which he named Ecbatane,
 4    II| glorified himself as he that was mighty in puissance and in the
 5    II|         and Amoreum, and all the mighty men in Esebon, and have
 6    II|          mountains, and when the mighty men of them be taken let
 7    II|          father which is a right mighty king would give me to a
 8    II|      nothing more noble, ne more mighty than be thy painters, said
 9    II|          in the faith strong and mighty. And tofore, the evil spirits
10    II|       fasting, and not strong ne mighty. ~When he was come to his
11   III|      which was a noble man and a mighty. To whom S. Austin sent,
12   III|         received of a rich and a mighty man named Arnold, which
13    IV|          marvelling that they be mighty in virtue, and ever do the
14    IV|     commend to thy God, if he be mighty, that he remember the soul
15    IV|           Then is the devil more mighty and greater than thou art.
16    IV|    supposed I had found the most mighty and the most greatest Lord
17    IV|          blessed, for he that is mighty hath done great things to
18    IV|     There was a knight which was mighty and rich, that dispended
19     V|        said: His God is good and mighty. And there was by, a woman
20     V|    usurped it by force against a mighty knight which was contrary
21    VI|    gospel, God to be sovereignly mighty, sovereignly wise, and sovereignly
22    VI|     England which then was right mighty, and subdued many nations
23    VI|         Lord thou art strong and mighty enough to deliver us from
24    VI|         answered: I see you more mighty than our gods; I pray you
25    VI|      receive us goodly by mercy, mighty, for to defend us puissantly,
26    VI|       knew well how much love is mighty and how the pure virgins
27    VI|        flowering age, strong and mighty in battle, and demanded
28   VII|      these words: Right high and mighty princess, and our most sovereign
29   VII|         now blessed Lady, by his mighty mercy and your special grace
30   VII|         of christian men is much mighty. For which words, Julian
31   VII|      thou sacrifice not unto our mighty gods. The sixth day she
32   VII|          to a noble man rich and mighty, but in conclusion she answered