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 1     I|       gifts, that is to wit gold, incense, and myrrh. And this saith
 2     I|           to relieve her poverty, incense against the stench of the
 3     I|           to pay the tribute, the incense for to make sacrifice, the
 4     I| signifieth dilection or love; the incense, orison or prayer; the myrrh,
 5     I|      understood the Deity; by the incense the soul right devout, for
 6     I|        soul right devout, for the incense signifieth devotion and
 7     I|          or sprinkler. After, the incense is burnt on the altar, and
 8     I|          this is signified by the incense which is burnt upon the
 9     I|        orison is signified by the incense, that it appertaineth that
10     I|        And the apostle saith much incense is given to him. ~Fifthly,
11     I|      sacrifice beasts and to burn incense. But now the belly and the
12     I|           sodden and roasted, the incense is the odour of the savour.
13     I|           The second thing is the incense of orison and prayer well
14     I|          Aaron and Phineas, burnt incense upon the altar of sacrifices,
15     I|            n., myrrh. storax, n., incense. styed, v., rose up, ascended.
16   III|      their sacrifice two grams of incense only, whereof the paynims
17   III|          his week; he went for to incense, and entered into the temple,
18    IV|   sacrifice of the idols, and the incense that was delivered to her
19     V|     burning, and of thus, that is incense. That is to say incense
20     V|           incense. That is to say incense burning to God. Or he may
21     V|       light in the church. He was incense burning to God by distress
22    VI|        they would do sacrifice ne incense to the idol, but humbly
23   VII|           so sweet as it had been incense or precious ointment. When
24   VII|     speaks to S. Francis, v. 216.~Incense, why offered at the Nativity,