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 1     I| descended of the same lineage, studied to desire the prosperity
 2     I|    great clerks that curiously studied to know the secrets of heaven;
 3   III|       of fiends, and gladly he studied, and it pleased him much,
 4   III|      tofore the gate alone and studied in a book; then said the
 5    IV|       sufficed him not, but he studied to offer to God, all the
 6    IV|        suffered great pains he studied to bring to heaven, and
 7    IV|       man in what book he most studied, and he answered: In the
 8    IV|    unto the virgin Mary, which studied every day how he might comfort
 9     V|       the Trinity, in which he studied and mused sore in his mind,
10     V|      Prothus and Jacinctus had studied with her, and were come
11     V|        and Jacinctus, that had studied with her in the arts liberal:
12     V|        church for succour, and studied that a law should be ordained
13     V|        he was worse after, and studied how he might bring Logier
14    VI|  passion. And in a night as he studied long in his books, suddenly
15   VII|       as if he had tofore long studied in many books. All which
16   VII|     his soul he gladly and oft studied the holy and devout scriptures.