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 1     I|    and then ate of the fruit forbidden. And anon their sight was
 2     I|   that they had eaten of the forbidden fruit, the movings were
 3     I|   rains were prohibited, and forbidden to rain no more. The seventh
 4     I|    In this commandment it is forbidden and defended all manner
 5     I|       In this commandment is forbidden that no man shall lie wittingly,
 6    II|  take such holy things as be forbidden in their law, as wheat,
 7    II|   disordinately to the fruit forbidden, it was thing convenable
 8    II|     tasted sweetly the fruit forbidden, it is therefore reason
 9   III| demanded the king why he had forbidden him his house, and the king
10    IV|   them that took of the meat forbidden. And by right of this instrument
11    IV|      buried. ~defended, pp., forbidden. ~detrenched, p. a., O.
12   VII|   foot is smitten off. It is forbidden to them to drink wine, and
13   VII|      that were showed it was forbidden. In that time was a great
14   VII|  would visit him, but it was forbidden her, for no woman might
15   VII|     to S. Benet, iii. 87.~---forbidden to wed by our Lady, v. 108.~
16   VII|     Philip, iii. 157.~Friars forbidden to visit nunneries, vi.