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 1    IV|  certain that he bare always a sudary in his bosom with which
 2    IV|       S. James sent to him his sudary or keverchief and said:
 3    IV|       said so, and touched the sudary, he was unbound and loosed
 4    IV|    holy vessel of God, but the sudary in which she was wrapped,
 5    IV|     but the vestments, and the sudary. S. Germain, Archbishop
 6    IV|      but the vestments and the sudary only. And those vestments
 7    IV| wounden and wrapped in a clean sudary, and was laid upon the bed,
 8   VII|       and after he came to the sudary of the saint and with great
 9   VII|        S. Landry, and with his sudary did to be made over him
10   VII|    slops, n., loose breeches. ~sudary, n., a winding-sheet.~tachc (
11   VII|      209.~Leprosy cured by the sudary of S. Landry, vii. 188.~