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 1     I|          malady was general, the medicine must be general, whereof
 2     I|        that: Then came the great medicine, when the great malady was
 3     I|        me the leech or master in medicine for to heal me of my malady.
 4     I|        to the sin past in asking medicine; it estraineth as to that
 5    II|      them that were sick, were a medicine to many. ~For as it is said
 6    II|        might not be holpen by no medicine, then they said that this
 7    II| sergeants saying: Show to me the medicine by which thou art healed
 8   III|        said she: I knew never of medicine corporal, and it were shame
 9   III|         my body shall receive no medicine of no man. And this nobleman
10   III|      given to thee in the way of medicine. When the emperor heard
11     V|        nourishing of meat like a medicine, but when I go to rest with
12     V|        the leg, which behoveth a medicine, for it is a malady that
13     V|           but he would never lay medicine to his wound, ne receive
14     V|        was come to me because of medicine, and took me and would have
15     V|          which he ministered the medicine, and the power by which
16     V|        and sheddeth in earth his medicine. And as to the third he
17     V|       were learned in the art of medicine, and of leechcraft, and
18     V|         physicians that drink or medicine was contrary to them that
19     V|        constrained him to take a medicine for his eyes, and the surgeon
20    VI|        could not be healed by no medicine, then she put all her hope
21    VI|         and Antiochian by art of medicine, and after some he was one
22    VI|        to wit, that his words be medicine unto a sick soul. Thirdly,
23    VI|        that he made ready for us medicine most profitable. There is
24    VI|      profitable. There is treble medicine, curing, preserving, and
25    VI|        amending. And this treble medicine showeth S. Luke in his gospel
26    VI|   celestial hath made ready. The medicine curing is that which cureth
27    VI|     maladies spiritual. And this medicine saith he that the celestial
28    VI|          sinners to penance. The medicine amending is that which encreaseth
29    VI|    better and more perfect. This medicine showeth us the heavenly
30    VI|        and give to poor men. The medicine preservative is that which
31    VI|      from evil company. And this medicine showeth to us the heavenly
32    VI|           And he gave such great medicine to them that trusted in
33    VI|       she might be healed by any medicine, but alI the medicines that
34   VII|      spare thee and give to thee medicine. To whom James said: Hast
35   VII|      words I can well give him a medicine. And the knight set it at
36   VII|       she said: Like as a little medicine oft delivereth a great languor
37   VII|     wherefore she went to divers medicine and physicians, but it availed
38   VII|        no remedy by no manner of medicine and was as desperate, not