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 1     I|       wroth, and answered: What! weenest thou that I were God and
 2    II|        Migdonia said to Syntice: Weenest thou that I may see him?
 3    II|        neat chamberers. And what weenest thou God loveth? Chastity
 4    II| worshippest a painting whom thou weenest to be thy God? Like as Carisius
 5    II|        and said: Ha! devil, thou weenest to tempt me and deceive
 6    II|          him: O unhappy man, how weenest thou to anger me? the more
 7   III|        said S. Blase: O mad man, weenest thou by thy torments and
 8    IV|       defaults, for like as thou weenest him to be in torment that
 9    IV|         said prince said to her: Weenest thou that thou mayst defend
10     V|    understood him he said: Sire, weenest thou that I will be a monk?
11     V|       which thou requirest of me weenest thou that I may do such
12     V|   Brother, thou errest, for thou weenest that the devils be gods,
13     V|       fled the martyrdom as thou weenest, but I am come to call thee,
14     V|       demanded him: Father, what weenest thou of thyself? And he
15   VII|      irrecuperable, and yet thou weenest to take me where thou mayst
16   VII|      Josaphat said to Nachor: Ne weenest thou not that I know thee?