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 1     I|       science of godhead. The manna signifieth the godhead,
 2     I| figured our Lord when he sent manna from heaven unto the old
 3     I|       is life perdurable. The manna aforesaid came from heaven,
 4     I|     is above the heaven; this manna is celestial; this flesh
 5     I|       creator of heavens. The manna was kept unto the morn and
 6     I|      maker, than it is of the manna that came from heaven. Thou
 7     I|     desert. And it was called Manna. Moses took one gomor thereof
 8     I|    did marvels, a pot full of manna, and the two tables with
 9    II|     Sea, and he fed them with manna forty years, and made bitter
10    II| sepulchre of S. Andrew cometh manna like unto meal, and oil
11    II|     ther cometh but little of manna, the earth shall bring forth
12    II|       in the pit or grave but manna, which came springing from
13   VII|      of S. Andrew, miracle of manna, ii. 105.~—of S. Nicholas,