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1     I|     touched and wounded, from the plant of his foot unto the top
2     I|          briars and thorns and to plant vines. And so on a time
3     I|   followed that other holding the plant of his brother's foot in
4    II|      blotches and blains from the plant of his foot unto the top
5   III|      branch, and commanded him to plant it the Mount of Lebanon.
6   III|          locusta as the name of a plant.~hosteler, n., one who received
7    IV|      bough of palm, sent from the plant of paradise, in token of
8     V|         wound. And that done, the plant of the foot of the lion
9     V| philosopher. And forasmuch as the plant of wisdom of the deity was