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 1   III|       angel appeared to him in semblance of a mariner, which seemed
 2   III|      the sacrament turned into semblance of bread as it had been
 3   III|      flesh human, but only the semblance of the body human. In this
 4   III|        Ghost should descend in semblance of a dove.~S. John drew
 5    IV|       not only by flesh but by semblance of manners. For they both
 6    IV|        town named Crete in the semblance of Moses, and this Crete
 7    VI|        him no less which is in semblance very God in the form of
 8    VI|       wouldst never make to us semblance of son. O all ye that have
 9    VI|     gladly without changing of semblance, so that oft she wept with
10    VI|  should show to the people the semblance of Simon Magus' visage,
11   VII|      backs, and tofore had the semblance of a man whole of body and
12   VII| ordinately, and behind was the semblance of a woman whole in all
13   VII|        may be approved by some semblance or likeness of nature.~The