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 1     I|   that the benediction hath consecrated. The benediction hath greater
 2   III|      reassured.~sacred, v., consecrated. ~siewed, v., followed.~
 3    IV|   disturbance. ~sacred, v., consecrated. ~smaragdos, n., emeralds
 4     V|  was seven years old he was consecrated by his parents to the devil.
 5     V|   to eat away.~sacred, pp., consecrated. ~sort, v., adapt or place. ~
 6    VI|     and stones, and so were consecrated martyrs of Christ.~
 7    VI| there in time and space was consecrated, and stalled into the see
 8   VII|   Christ give himself to be consecrated by him. And to the entent
 9   VII|  sacrament that is made and consecrated, and this same canon is
10   VII|    is that the sacrament is consecrated under the likeness of bread
11   VII|    for them for whom I have consecrated the body of our Lord: Per
12   VII|     renown.~sacred, v. tr., consecrated.~Salue or salut, n. (Fr.),
13   VII|     v. 3.~Westminster Abbey consecrated by S. Peter, vi. 16.~---- ——