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 1     I|     and weight, and in certain measure, he knoweth all. ~Then this
 2     I|        and of capacity without measure; and rightfully it appertaineth
 3     I|       plenty thereof exceedeth measure. Joseph had two sons by
 4     I|       for every head as is the measure of gomor, and let nothing
 5     I|       gomor, and keep that one measure for the Sabbath, which God
 6    II|   twenty cubits long after the measure of the breadth of the temple,
 7    II|     was given to the people by measure. Then all the people young
 8    II|   Alexandria and delivered the measure that they had received.
 9    II|       it was great, and out of measure, for to throw down him that
10    II|       for 'cor'), n., a Hebrew measure of about eight bushels.
11   III|       her that she should have measure in doing alms, after that
12   III|       muddes, n., Fr. muids, a measure of about five quarters.~
13    IV|       knees he called at every measure the name of Jesu Christ
14    IV|      equal, where is the equal measure of God that rendereth to
15     V|    last he commanded to take a measure of oil, and then they promised
16     V|      should bring every year a measure of oil to that church, and
17    VI|    good intention, discreet by measure, and fruitful by edification.
18    VI|     knoweth the manner and the measure of pains and of sins, he
19    VI|     that is to say in Greek as measure, and of scio, scis, that
20    VI|      as much to say as knowing measure. For at the beginning of
21    VI|        he could well after the measure of himself demand and counsel
22    VI|      and to excuse him self by measure.~
23    VI|      her in indignation out of measure, wherefore S. Francis translated
24   VII| notable things in him over all measure; so farforthly that all
25   VII|    were overseen in taking the measure of a principal beam, for