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 1     I|   ordaineth them together by unity of manners. Thirdly, he
 2    IV|      the first reason is the unity and assembly of the flesh
 3    IV|      same son. Not as to the unity of the person, but to the
 4    IV|    of the person, but to the unity of bodily nature. If grace
 5    IV|     temporal nature may make unity, how much more then may
 6    IV|   and especial nativity make unity of grace? Like as the disciples
 7     V|     gave sweet melody of the unity divine, and were established
 8    VI| reasons. First, by reason of unity, for they be one body with
 9   VII|    Arian grew in France, the unity of the substance of three
10   VII|     which kissing signifieth unity and direction in showing
11   VII|  orison the which signifieth unity of faith or unity of sacrament.
12   VII| signifieth unity of faith or unity of sacrament. Sometimes
13   VII|  blood aroused by virtue and unity of soul. And thus creature
14   VII|  vobis; Peace be with you by unity of great love, and yet again,