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 1     I|       passages devoted to those sacred seasons, even though the
 2     I|      put to, because the number sacred by the Quadragesima be accomplished,
 3     I|  because that the hearts to him sacred and dedicated, he more should
 4     I|      this is for to receive the sacred body of Jesu Christ. And
 5     I|       be seen how the church is sacred and hallowed. And to that
 6    II|      sacrifice to Diana under a sacred tree; but this good man
 7    II|        wife, named Pelagia, was sacred with a veil, and suffered
 8    II|         husband named Denis was sacred bishop of that city. And
 9   III|      mortality, ere that he was sacred pope he made to the people
10   III|      church he was ordained and sacred pope against his will, for
11   III|        Cuthbert was elected and sacred bishop in his stead after
12   III|         his sister, which was a sacred virgin, kiss the priests'
13   III|         here for to receive the sacred mysteries; and Ambrose said:
14   III|     will, for S. Peter made and sacred him bishop of Alexandria.
15   III|          And after, when he was sacred into the papacy, he remembered
16   III|   Germain within the church and sacred him there, and said to him
17   III|         to many. After, she was sacred of the bishop of Chartres,
18   III|         France, be anointed and sacred at their coronation. And
19   III|      not ashamed, if ye will be sacred and live in virginity unto
20   III|   Chartres, Viliques, for to be sacred with two other elder maidens;
21   III|      speak to her. She had been sacred, but after the consecration
22   III|  answered that she was a virgin sacred; Genevieve said nay, telling
23   III|        repeased, v., reassured.~sacred, v., consecrated. ~siewed,
24    IV|  Liberius, and was ordained and sacred, for because Liberius the
25    IV|    within the church, and there sacred him, and said that he should
26    IV| favouring them, Julius the pope sacred Eusebius into bishop of
27    IV|     which Justin the priest had sacred. And the table was covered,
28    IV|         rese, n., disturbance. ~sacred, v., consecrated. ~smaragdos,
29     V|       purged it from filth, and sacred it a church in the honour
30     V|       shall be from her infancy sacred unto our Lord, and shall
31     V|         king perdurable, and is sacred with the holy veil, how
32     V|         of the horses, and were sacred martyrs of Christ. And they
33     V|       rogneth, v.. to eat away.~sacred, pp., consecrated. ~sort,
34    VI|     upon him the office and was sacred bishop of Lincoln. And the
35    VI|       commonly.~And when he had sacred a damoisel with a veil which
36   VII|     went to Mons, where she was sacred unto a nun by the hands
37   VII|        set up.~renomee, renown.~sacred, v. tr., consecrated.~Salue
38   VII|     Trygvier, vii. 193.~Tuesday sacred to S. Thomas of Canterbury,