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 1     I|  Nebuzar - adan, n. This name means literally in the Hebrew (
 2    II|      friendly but ever sought means afterward to destroy David,
 3    II|       he besieged, and by the means of a woman of the same city
 4    II|     that defamed him. By this means he brought many for to be
 5   III|   Modestus was attemperate by means of virtues that were in
 6     V|    servant of God, and sought means ententively how he might
 7    VI|       and daily they seek the means to slay me, but to thee,
 8    VI|     And her father made great means to the king's council for
 9    VI|    she came thither, and made means that the king might have
10    VI|      cannot be had away by no means, and the moss that groweth
11    VI| thought to absent her by some means from him so long that he
12   VII|    but she could not find the means, how well he was nigh to
13   VII|      of him be holpen by some means. And the knight said: I
14   VII|    knew his error, and by the means of the emperor, he deposed
15   VII|       and to come, and by the means of thy blessed mother the
16   VII|   leper. ~moyenant (Fr. ), by means of.~mowe, v., to be able.~