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 1     I|       the judgment. The fifth is contrition, whereof S. Jerome saith:
 2     I|       purge us by confession, by contrition, by satisfaction, by almsdeeds,
 3     I|          the force and virtue of contrition. Nevertheless we say that
 4   III|           and by her weeping the contrition. As Bede saith: Contrition
 5   III|       contrition. As Bede saith: Contrition ought to begin in dread
 6    IV|      must first show his sins by contrition and by confession, and after,
 7     V|    nativity of baptism go tofore contrition, and that of joy also. For
 8     V|        First, in moving a man to contrition, and this is signified in
 9     V|           that is to understand, contrition of the heart anointeth the
10    VI| Nevertheless if they had so much contrition in the heart that it had
11    VI|        will ne satisfaction, for contrition is right great satisfaction
12    VI|       they that die without this contrition tofore to accomplishing
13    VI|       And if they have not right contrition that may suffice for their
14    VI|         to him: Why hast thou no contrition for thy misdeed? But sith
15   VII|      their last end to have very contrition, confession, and remission
16   VII|         showeth himself plein of contrition, thirdly, he requireth aid
17   VII|    Blessed be those that weep by contrition, for they shall have very
18   VII|       them by firm and steadfast contrition to him that presently cometh
19   VII|          and that signifieth the contrition and repentance that the
20   VII|  betokening that with right very contrition and in steadfast devotion
21   VII|        of the world died in very contrition and repentance, in faith