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 1     I|          by divine puissance and ordinance, and, if it be of necessity,
 2     I|         doctor, that the ancient ordinance was that no man should come
 3     I|      good cause for to keep this ordinance and fast in these days.
 4     I|          dispensed by right holy ordinance and to the profit of our
 5     I|        the things equal to their ordinance. And these three things
 6     I|          ineffable manner of the ordinance and thought divine visibly
 7     I|      Mary? If thou demand of the ordinance of nature, thou knowest
 8     I|          and conceived above the ordinance of nature, and alway remained
 9     I|         then seekest thou of the ordinance of the precious nature of
10     I|       obeyeth not my statute and ordinance. And thy wife Sara shall
11    II|     after that they were, by the ordinance of the Holy Ghost, confirmed
12    II|         it may be said that this ordinance or disposition was in three
13   III|         the people and after the ordinance of holy church he was ordained
14   III|         and a sheep. Then was an ordinance made in the town that there
15   III|          worthy thereto; but the ordinance of God and of S. Peter came
16   III|      christian faith, and by his ordinance bishops were ordained to
17   III|      slain in every place. Which ordinance when it was known among
18   III|       Peter a long while, by the ordinance and commandment of S. Peter,
19   III|          friend S. Peter, by the ordinance and commandment of whom
20    IV|       the sea, they came, by the ordinance of God, by the rock where
21    IV|          wild beasts brake their ordinance, and entered the garden
22    IV|       And the said emperors made ordinance that whomsomever brought
23    IV|        Laurence was made by this ordinance. It happed that Eudoxia,
24    IV|         and heard of him all the ordinance of the vision. And he took
25     V|    custom of writing was of such ordinance that the generation of women
26     V|          conversation, honest by ordinance of manners, and delectable
27     V|        of the virgin; but by the ordinance of God the iron that the
28     V|          and archangels. And the ordinance and disposition of them
29     V|    established above all natural ordinance, that eclipse we saw begin
30     V|      suffered death, or else the ordinance of nature in this world
31    VI|          is better showed in the ordinance of his life. First, as touching
32    VI|           First, as touching his ordinance unto God. After S. Bernard,
33    VI|       cause why she retained the ordinance of these things was because
34    VI| ordinately. And then she made an ordinance that whosomever removed
35   VII|      were nigh spent; but by the ordinance of our Lord there came a
36   VII|        apperceived well that the ordinance of God ought not to be contraried.
37   VII|  Ellysente her daughters, by the ordinance of S. Amand, and with many
38   VII|          on their feet after the ordinance of Anastasius, then pope,