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 1     I|   gloss. Fifthly, like as sin abounded, so should grace more abound,
 2   III|  should have Iike merit which abounded so greatly in secular riches.
 3    IV|     of grace. For whereas sin abounded, grace overabounded, and
 4    IV| apostles. Then when Magdalene abounded in riches, and because delight
 5     V|    nor he recked whether they abounded or were needy. He would
 6     V|    him the name of a king. He abounded greatly in riches, and entended
 7     V|   waters abound, in like wise abounded she in the sea of this world
 8    VI|     were the souls. They that abounded in wealth were the souls
 9    VI|   diligence, that when others abounded in delices she ate with
10   VII|    with precious clothing and abounded in much riches, he said
11   VII|       for cold and hunger, he abounded in great riches and delices.
12   VII|    heretics, and this emperor abounded above all others in glory