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 1     I|  offereth, and him for who the offering is offered. He himself is
 2     I|        gave his proper body an offering unto God the Father on the
 3     I| righteousness, and this is the offering of penance in sacrifice
 4     I|      to know. corbanam, n., an offering. ~dilation, n., delay. do
 5    II|        the Lord God of Israel, offering truly his first fruits and
 6    II|    myself, let him do with his offering as it pleaseth him. Paschasius
 7    II|   martyrdom, and thus made the offering of her proper body to our
 8    II|       the swelling of pride in offering to him the inward things
 9   III|        to God, and for to give offering for him such as in the law
10   III|   turtles or two doves was the offering of poor folk, like as it
11   III|       to him that which by the offering is signified. The dove which
12   III|     made in remembrance of the offering that our Lady offered in
13   III|     the mass was sung unto the offering, her seemed that thilk virgin
14   III|   should also have come to the offering, the glorious queen of virgins
15   III|         Also Melchisedech made offering to God of bread and wine
16    IV|        and when it came to the offering, the scholar went and kissed
17     V|     and would have offered his offering. And when the priest saw
18     V|       they had performed their offering, they left their daughter
19     V|      the love and the lover in offering the desires and bringing
20    VI|  suffrages is the oblation and offering of the holy sacrament of
21    VI|      and bare every day to the offering a loaf and a pot of wine
22    VI|      had been sustained of her offering, and that the devil had
23    VI|     was more pleasing than the offering of a thousand hosties. Better
24   VII|       and when he had done his offering and vow with much great
25   VII| beginning of the mass unto the offering, the second dureth from
26   VII|     the second dureth from the offering to the Pater Noster said,
27   VII| beginning of the mass unto the offering, it is to understand that
28   VII|     the mass, that is from the offering unto the Paternoster, every
29   VII|        therefore followeth the offering. And to the end that the
30   VII|        do no good work ne good offering toward him, and after the
31   VII|     the mass that is to wit at offering, and the last is after the