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 1    II|     on a time entered into a bath for to wash him, and there
 2    II|   flee and go hence lest the bath fall upon us in which Cerinthus
 3    II|    as soon as he was out the bath fell down. ~Cassiodorus
 4    II|     to have their blood in a bath all hot, and thereby he
 5   III|  from thence to the Abbey of Bath, to be there in more contemplation
 6   III|   and make Alphage, abbot of Bath, bishop of Winchester, and
 7   III|      seemed that he was in a bath well at ease. Then Dacian
 8   III|   said: Fair Lord, turn this bath to baptism of martyrdom.
 9    IV|      christian men he made a bath in the same place where
10    IV|     there, and therefore the bath was closed up. And the paynims
11     V|   destroy.~bain, n., (Fr.) a bath. ~blechures, n., Fr. blessures,
12    VI|   priest which used gladly a bath, and when he came in to
13    VI|   and when he came in to the bath he found a man whom he knew
14    VI| Capua, went to wash him in a bath for his health, he found
15    VI|      be beheaded in the same bath. Then the tormentor smote
16   VII|      Constantine forbids the bath of infant's blood, ii. 201.~