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 1    II|   which is as much to say as engine, and of ares, which is to
 2   III|    number of great power and engine, he sent thither S. Peter
 3   III|    Fr. empecher, to hinder. ~engine, n., wit.~enseigned, v.,
 4    IV| increasedst his glory, thine engine found not glory of the aid
 5    IV|   this of my proper head and engine, but I have set it here
 6    IV|      Fr. empeche, hindered. ~engine, n., imagination. ~enseigned,
 7     V|    of the church, as well by engine, as by conning, flourishing
 8     V|  concluded all the others by engine and by science. For howbeit
 9     V|     said and have learned by engine and conning, and drawn out
10     V|    me a little to praise thy engine. The blessed Isidore wrote
11     V|     S. Augustin was quick in engine, sweet in speech, wise in
12     V|  strong in battle, subtle in engine, and right abundant in wisdom.
13     V|      all the world, of noble engine, and lived in translating