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1     I| eighth our Lord sent to them locusts, which is a manner great
2   III|    or a beast's skin. He ate locusts, not such as we have here
3   III|      him, and so S. John ate locusts, some say that there be
4    IV|      S. John the Baptist ate locusts and wild honey, but Paul
5    IV|     Not only he was fed with locusts and wild honey, but with
6    VI|   refection honeysuckles and locusts, following the holy precursor
7    VI|    and anon his sheep became locusts, and he consumed into a
8   VII|      into France, breezes or locusts innumerable which had six
9   VII|   seventeen years, iii. 108.~Locusts, roots so called, iii. 259.~