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 1     I|       them. The heaven hath three conditions. It is right high, right
 2   III|        them, for he said that his conditions and manners were not according
 3   III|         at the beginning, that my conditions and manners appertain not
 4    VI|           people shall be of such conditions that other lands shall both
 5    VI|  according to him by her virtuous conditions. And her father made great
 6    VI|         virginity surmounteth all conditions of nature human, by which
 7   VII|      seemly man, rich and of good conditions, and had to his wife a queen
 8   VII|          his holy life and honest conditions whereof he was filled, as
 9   VII|        counsel, and honest in all conditions and in all good virtues.
10   VII|          age he was of right good conditions, and right humbly and devoutly
11   VII| governance of a special master in conditions and in letters, and he also,
12   VII|         to be ancient in manners, conditions and courage, and when he
13   VII|   examined diligently in life, in conditions, and in the articles of
14   VII|          so many virtues and good conditions, should be ennobled and
15   VII|       noblesse, but only the good conditions. He was humble and serviceable
16   VII|        birth but also in deed and conditions. ~In the time that Diocletian