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1 I| work, to the end that the devil find thee not idle. And
2 I| in the battle against the devil whom he overcame, a priest
3 I| against original sin, the devil weened that he that received
4 I| enchanting of the craft of the devil. And S. John Chrysostom
5 I| that ye serve sooner the devil, our adversary, than me?
6 I| second under the law, the devil reigned in the world, and
7 I| prick of death, that is the devil, and hast opened the realm
8 I| first is, because that the devil and all his power be put
9 I| first is for to put out the devil, and therefore is said in
10 I| which things put out the devil and chaseth him away. By
11 I| the dedication he saw the devil which was in a chair by
12 I| afraid and fled, and anon the devil destroyed the church with
13 I| for he was full of the devil Lucifer, which was deject
14 I| not of himself, but the devil by him. And our Lord, cursing
15 I| perpetually as I do the devil, for man is frail, and yet
16 II| given to seven men, and a devil named Asmodeus slew them
17 II| and I have heard that a devil slayeth them. I dread therefore
18 II| mayst prevail against that devil; these that took their wedlock
19 II| none understanding, the devil hath power upon them. Thou
20 II| that shall put away the devil. The second night thou shalt
21 II| Raphael the angel took the devil and bound him in the upperest
22 II| wife and he put away the devil from her; he hath made joy
23 II| said to her, which was the devil in an idol: Wherefore prayest
24 II| thou counselledst with the devil. Repent thee, and believe
25 II| doctrine of the faith. And the devil raised and moved a great
26 II| be they caitiffs of the devil and be so illused and deceived
27 II| he was ravished with a devil by the way, and died tofore
28 II| grievous dart. And this devil apperceived it and began
29 II| nothing a woman but it is a devil which hath taken the form
30 II| And anon forthwith, the devil vanished away tofore their
31 II| cut off the tree. Then the devil was angry and wroth against
32 II| the sea and awaits of the devil. ~And in this time certain
33 II| to this dinner. And the devil came to the gate in the
34 II| came to the quarfox the devil caught the child and strangled
35 II| it had been. To which the devil, enemy unto all good works
36 II| creator and to ensue the devil in making sacrifice to the
37 II| commanded in Hebrew the devil that was within the idol
38 II| of whom I command thee, devil, which art hid within this
39 II| world, he is servant unto a devil named Mammon, and is bond
40 II| scourges, cold, heat, sight of devil, confusion of sins, and
41 II| by the enticement of the devil, fell great debate, variance,
42 II| Christ, but the name of some devil, know ye verily it is no
43 II| not raise him it is by the devil. And if he may raise him
44 II| He wrestled against the devil with the shield of faith,
45 II| against the fallacy of the devil, virtuous of life, smiting
46 II| was nigh his house, the devil came with a great scythe
47 II| therewith S. Macarius, and the devil said to him: Thou dost to
48 II| What is that? To whom the devil said: That is humility,
49 II| saw passing tofore him a devil in the habit of a man, which
50 II| him whither he went. The devil answered him, I go for to
51 II| point save him whom the devil had tempted. Then S. Macarius
52 II| time S. Macarius met the devil and demanded him whence
53 II| whence he came, and the devil answered: I come from visiting
54 II| Macarius: How do they? The devil answered: Evil. And he asked
55 II| asked wherefore, and the devil said: For they all holy,
56 II| after, he slept. And the devil took all these reeds and
57 II| overmany temptations of the devil. Then on a time when he
58 II| virtue of his faith, the devil came to him in the form
59 II| confessed that he was the devil of fornication, which S.
60 II| Then said he well that the devil had laid it there for to
61 II| tempt him, and said: Ha! devil, thou weenest to tempt me
62 II| found in this way, which the devil had cast for to deceive
63 II| away. And after this the devil appeared to him in so great
64 II| was, he answered: I am the devil and demand thee why these
65 II| worst thou canst, and the devil answered: I do to them none
66 II| meats, and the third of the devil. ~There was an hermit that
67 II| understood that this was the devil that retained some souls
68 II| covered her, and then the devil assailed the priest. Her
69 II| the virgin, and anon the devil took him by the throat and
70 II| laid hand upon me, anon the devil slew him as thou seest.
71 II| O venomous tongue of the devil, I doubt nothing of thy
72 II| I shall send thee to the devil which is my master and lord,
73 II| sent a letter by him to the devil, this containing: ~My lord
74 II| of a paynim, and call the devil, and hold up this letter
75 II| he would so do. Then the devil said to him: Reny then Jesu
76 II| said: I reny him. And the devil said to him: Ye christian
77 II| wrote and took it to the devil, and put him in his servitude;
78 II| servitude; and anon the devil took with him fiends that
79 II| have bound myself to the devil, and renied Jesu Christ,
80 II| for me, and overcome the devil. Then he took him out, and
81 II| the church. And anon the devil with a great multitude of
82 II| for to have them lost? The devil then said, hearing many,
83 II| and S. Basil said to the devil: Our Lord God blame and
84 II| thee, cursed fiend. And the devil said to him, Basil, thou
85 II| began to be tormented with a devil, and anon the other women
86 III| would use the craft of the devil, overall where he found
87 III| sent into the occident a devil for to have answer of that
88 III| he said to him, and this devil went and abode ten days
89 III| enchantments, which divined by the devil for him, said to a christian
90 III| against the temptation of the devil which would have deceived
91 III| set in prison. To whom the devil came then in the likeness
92 III| he said that he was the devil, and that his father had
93 III| thy father Beelzebub? The devil said: He contriveth all
94 III| christian creature? The devil said: We suffer then much
95 III| works and profitable? The devil answered: Madam, to the
96 III| christian person? And the devil answered: How darest thou
97 III| led to be beheaded, the devil appeared to the provost
98 III| such words of her. Anon the devil said: Alas! alas ! caitiff
99 III| what fair people hath the devil in his doctrine and in his
100 III| two years and an half the devil appeared to him on a time,
101 III| received his bread, but the devil having, envy of the charity
102 III| flesh, by the which the devil tempted him in showing him
103 III| he came he saw that the devil, in likeness of a little
104 III| abode in prayer, like as the devil had been beaten, and durst
105 III| christian faith, whereof the devil was so tormented that he
106 III| Benet answered not. The devil said: Cursed and not blessed,
107 III| apperceived they that the devil was upon it and caused it
108 III| made the wall high, the devil appeared to S. Benet and
109 III| keep them well, for the devil went to destroy them. But
110 III| messenger came to them the devil had thrown down a part of
111 III| little. O fair brother, the devil hath deceived thee, but
112 III| that was vexed with the devil was brought to S. Benet
113 III| goest and takest orders, the devil shall re-enter into thee.
114 III| took orders, and anon the devil entered in to his body and
115 III| by the exhorting of the devil gave her consent to do the
116 III| myself, I am no man but am a devil which am in the form of
117 III| the holy man said to the devil: I command thee in the name
118 III| that she keep us from the devil, and that we may by her
119 III| There was a man that had a devil within him, and after went
120 III| he entered the city, the devil left him, and as soon as
121 III| went out of the city the devil re-entered in him again.
122 III| Another that was vexed with a devil said that S. Ambrose tormented
123 III| must be delivered to the devil and that the flesh go to
124 III| out of his mouth but the devil began to torment him.~After,
125 III| done the commandment of the devil? Go hence! go hence! and
126 III| Friday in the Easter week the devil appeared to this holy man
127 III| great waters, and there the devil left him, and vanished away.
128 III| journey is sped, ne the devil may not let me sith that
129 III| body of S. Mark, but the devil entered into him, and tormented
130 III| counsel was anon taken of the devil, and cried seven days continually
131 III| and the seventh day the devil threw him in the river and
132 III| knight unto the priest: What, devil, seest thou not well the
133 III| supplanting hastily the devil. And he is said making ready,
134 III| to life.~Then cried the devil in the air: Judas, what
135 III| heard him, he cursed the devil and said to him: Jesu Christ
136 III| Then demanded this great devil of the enchanter who was
137 III| he is ours. Then said the devil to him: If thou wilt worship
138 III| the crucifix tofore the devil. Then let us so bless us
139 III| ghostly and deadly enemy the devil, and by the merits of the
140 III| busy on his work. But the devil, which ever had great envy
141 III| burning hot, and then the devil began to roar and cry, and
142 III| again? But never after the devil had lust to tempt him in
143 III| Though thou be the son of the devil yet in part thou sayest
144 III| was all whole, so that the devil left him. Then said Diocletian:
145 III| was taken and vexed with a devil, and knowledging her sin
146 III| soon as he was therein the devil strangled him and threw
147 III| bounden thereto; then the devil menaced him, and said if
148 III| were in the bonds ot the devil of hell. Then S. Peter called
149 III| said river, the enemy the devil drowned and smothered him
150 III| by the temptation of the devil, which to his power always
151 III| from the vexation of the devil, and blessed our Lord for
152 IV| that he was burnt of the devil When Terentian saw this
153 IV| son was delivered of the devil. This was done in the year
154 IV| within his conclave, the devil in his likeness spake without
155 IV| that is of man and of the devil. Then said Simon Magus,
156 IV| world from perils of the devil, and brought others to great
157 IV| faith from the mouth of the devil. And also he was made decorate
158 IV| Pharaoh, and Paul against the devil every day. He for one people
159 IV| husband, and dreading God. The devil having envy to the holiness
160 IV| died and fell down. The devil could not suffer her holiness,
161 IV| the cross, and anon the devil vanished away. On a time
162 IV| milk of the beasts. The devil having envy of her much
163 IV| her prayer, and anon the devil vanished away, and she knew
164 IV| she knew that it was the devil. ~Another time the devil
165 IV| devil. ~Another time the devil would make her afraid, for
166 IV| to say, temptation of the devil. For she overcame the devil
167 IV| devil. For she overcame the devil by victory, and to the confortation
168 IV| apocryphal. ~After this the devil appeared to her in likeness
169 IV| the feet of a woman. The devil then cried: O blessed Margaret,
170 IV| member of thy father the devil, with that serpent thy wife,
171 IV| one that was vexed with a devil he delivered; he cleansed
172 IV| callest not me daughter of the devil. What is born of the devil
173 IV| devil. What is born of the devil is a devil. Thou art the
174 IV| is born of the devil is a devil. Thou art the son of the
175 IV| Victor rehearseth that the devil appeared in likeness of
176 IV| again, and said that the devil had caused him to slay himself,
177 IV| night it happed that the devil appeared to him in likeness
178 IV| he answered: Nay. And the devil said to him: I am James
179 IV| satisfaction. And this said, the devil vanished away. Then the
180 IV| his journey. And then the devil appeared to him again in
181 IV| at the suggestion of the devil had slain myself, the devils
182 IV| in which he named oft the devil, and the king, which was
183 IV| when he heard him name the devil, made anon the sign of the
184 IV| saying: Alway when I hear the devil named, I fear that he should
185 IV| to him: Doubtest thou the devil that he hurt thee not? Then
186 IV| hurt thee not? Then is the devil more mighty and greater
187 IV| hasted him for to seek the devil. And as he went by a great
188 IV| and said: I go seek the devil for to be my master. And
189 IV| standing. And anon as the devil saw the cross he was afeard
190 IV| aspre a desert. And the devil would not tell him in no
191 IV| thee no more. Wherefor the devil was constrained to tell
192 IV| world, and fellow of the devil, and thy gods be made with
193 IV| forthwith ravished of the devil, and was so tormented by
194 IV| tormented by three hours of the devil that he died at that same
195 IV| vexed and tormented with the devil tofore all the people that,
196 IV| of such virtue that the devil might not bear it, but departed
197 IV| History Tripertite, that the devil appeared in a town named
198 IV| And some believe that the devil had despite of the Jew that
199 IV| to be made. And when the devil saw that he had there of
200 IV| in the sea; and thus the devil avenged him on them. And
201 IV| greatly tormented with a devil, and when it was told to
202 IV| the first martyr. And the devil cried within her: If Stephen
203 IV| might go no further, and the devil which was in the maid cried:
204 IV| began to be tormented of the devil, and when friar Rainer of
205 IV| to matins, and when the devil heard that he said: I may
206 IV| church of Bologna, and the devil appeared to him in the form
207 IV| confessed that he was the devil, and when he had blamed
208 IV| blamed him strongly, anon the devil enjoyed him that he had
209 IV| them there. And then the devil sprang upon the tables and
210 IV| And a little piece the devil took away and hid it, which
211 IV| Theodosius was tormented with a devil, and was brought to S. Donatus,
212 IV| form of God. To whom the devil said: Give me place where
213 IV| Return thou thither; and the devil said: I see in thee the
214 IV| Arthemia, was tormented of the devil, and the devil cried within
215 IV| tormented of the devil, and the devil cried within her and said:
216 IV| to her, and then said the devil: If thou wilt that I issue
217 IV| daughter was tormented of a devil. And then, by the prayers
218 IV| came to the daughter, the devil cried to him through the
219 IV| the help of God. And the devil said: Nevertheless, I have
220 IV| thou go out. And then the devil issued out and said: O name
221 IV| By the atisement of the devil he had his wife suspected
222 IV| and till that time the devil's entent profited till that
223 IV| Decius was ravished of a devil and cried: O Hyppolitus
224 IV| third day, tormented of the devil, and cried: Laurence, cease
225 IV| a recluage. To whom the devil appeared oft-time in the
226 IV| defended him the more the devil approached near, in tempting
227 IV| him with it, and anon the devil departed and left Iying
228 IV| some dead woman which the devil had taken. ~
229 IV| and that no might of the devil come against me. And then
230 IV| And he promised to the devil that he would do so gladly
231 IV| found all things like as the devil had promised. And anon he
232 IV| the place assigned, the devil came with a great rese to
233 IV| away all the riches of the devil. And when he came again
234 IV| away all the riches of the devil, and dwelled alway in the
235 IV| had much sinned, and the devil was there and said: Ye have
236 IV| the man spake not. And the devil said yet again: The soul
237 IV| tofore the judge, and the devil opposed to him the first
238 IV| this instrument that the devil allegeth against thee speaketh
239 IV| of Jesu Christ. Then the devil saw that he was discharged
240 IV| few good deeds. And the devil enforced him to draw on
241 IV| griefs and injuries of a devil which appeared visibly to
242 IV| when she had so done, the devil fled all afraid as he had
243 IV| stood and said: The cursed devil enter into his mouth that
244 IV| which was a member of the devil, ran follily unto the holy
245 V| by the instigation of the devil, a maid laid her in his
246 V| but only to the prince the devil. An abbot sent to him six
247 V| her as she had been the devil, or his net for to take
248 V| judgment and there was the devil on that other side, which
249 V| was demoniac. And anon the devil began to missay him through
250 V| S. Bernard. And then the devil began to cry, and said:
251 V| which was vexed with a devil that dwelled in her and
252 V| in to the parts. And the devil menaced her, if she went
253 V| his hand, and came to this devil, and with all them that
254 V| bounden to the arts of the devil, and shall be withholden
255 V| that Bartholomew? And the devil said: He is the friend of
256 V| him and find him. And the devil said to them: He hath his
257 V| one that was beset with a devil cried, and said: Apostle
258 V| And he said: I hold the devil fast bound that was in her,
259 V| Jesu Christ vanquished the devil by marvellous and convenable
260 V| and the worshipping of the devil righteously. For it is right
261 V| which by the art of the devil was despised, that by the
262 V| apostle then commanded the devil that he should issue and
263 V| temple, and commanded the devil to go in to the desert.
264 V| S. Bartholomew, and the devil in the form of a maid appeared
265 V| show it to thee. And the devil fell down into hell with
266 V| without number, and made the devil so mute that he gat no remembrance
267 V| lunatic by torment of the devil he did unbind and delivered
268 V| showed to all the people the devil chained, and right foul,
269 V| reasonable, hurter of the devil which hurted the world by
270 V| and he of Babylon is the devil, the which two cities make
271 V| them. For the city of the devil maketh a love to himself,
272 V| her with oil, and anon the devil ravished and vexed her,
273 V| was anon delivered of the devil. And it is no doubt but
274 V| anon they were taken of the devil. And they suffered death
275 V| the false movings of the devil. And he demanded cold water
276 V| platter upon it and shut the devil fast therein, and he began
277 V| Then Giles conjured the devil that was in his body, and
278 V| magician, and called the devil, and he came anon. Then
279 V| Theophilus, by commandment of the devil, renied God and his Mother,
280 V| and delivered it to the devil, and thus he was brought
281 V| by the procuration of the devil, and was re-established
282 V| commanded him to forsake the devil, and made him to confess
283 V| that he had given to the devil, and laid it upon his breast
284 V| doubt to be servant of the devil, but he enjoyed that he
285 V| And then in the night the devil appeared to them in guise
286 V| darkness, friend of the devil, light of pollution, nourishing
287 V| of the idols, he saw the devil sitting and all his meiny
288 V| down and was ravished of a devil. And there came to her S.
289 V| her S. Equicius, and the devil began to cry and to say:
290 V| and bit me. And anon the devil issued out by the commandment
291 V| till he was ravished with a devil, crying and treating himself,
292 V| son was ravished of the devil and began to cry and confess
293 V| Christ with knights of the devil, that one of them should
294 V| consecrated by his parents to the devil. And he used the craft of
295 V| her love. Then he called a devil to him, to the end that
296 V| have Justina, and when the devil came he said to him: Why
297 V| pleasure of her? And the devil answered: I that might cast
298 V| next night following the devil went and enforced him to
299 V| sign of the cross, and the devil, all afraid of the sign
300 V| me this virgin? And the devil said: I see in her a sign
301 V| him, and called another devil more stronger than he was.
302 V| accomplish thy will. Then the devil went to her, and enforced
303 V| the cross, and blew on the devil, and threw him anon away
304 V| I sent thee for? and the devil said: I acknowledge that
305 V| thee at midnight. Then the devil transfigured himself in
306 V| labour is small. And the devil said to her: What is that
307 V| by the enticement of the devil the heart of the virgin
308 V| cross, and blew against the devil, and anon he vanished away
309 V| little while after, the devil transfigured him in the
310 V| axes and fevers. And the devil slew many men and beasts,
311 V| pestilence. And when the devil saw that he profited nothing,
312 V| Cyprian named Justina, the devil might not suffer the name,
313 V| he was. Acladius, by the devil's craft, was anon turned
314 V| malefactor by the law. Then the devil, being vanquished in all
315 V| might and strength. And the devil said: If thou wilt swear
316 V| oath shall I swear? And the devil said: Swear thou by my great
317 V| depart from thee. Then the devil said to him, weeping to
318 V| greater than thou? And the devil said: Yea, certainly he
319 V| such pains. To whom the devil said: Thou hast sworn by
320 V| the cross, and anon the devil departed all confused. ~
321 V| should come to him. And the devil knew well the token, and
322 V| came in a secret place the devil would have thrown her down
323 V| and delivered her, and the devil vanished away. And they
324 V| the small. And then the devil said: If God be righteous
325 V| custom and usage. And the devil said: Like as he hath taken
326 V| judged tofore God. Then the devil was still; yet he arose
327 V| is ready to the man. The devil answered: Here is no place
328 V| judgments of God. Then the devil smote him so grievously
329 V| vestment of him. And that other devil then said: Yet must he pass
330 V| the angels, and yet the devil said: If God be not wicked,
331 V| them that had need. And the devil answered: In whatsomever
332 V| thus vanquished, yet the devil began again malicious accusations,
333 V| promise to renounce the devil and all his works, and they
334 V| and altercation with the devil for the body of Moses, because
335 V| where Raphael bound the devil in the overest desert. The
336 V| refraining the power of the devil, like as it is said (Apocalypsis
337 V| the angel that bound the devil and sent him into abysm,
338 V| angel Raphael bound the devil in the outerest desert.
339 V| drawn to divers sins. The devil deceiveth them that be grown,
340 V| not so oft into sin as the devil inciteth him thereto, and
341 V| puissance and might of the devil, in affeebling the covetise
342 V| life from our enemies the devil, the world, and the flesh,
343 V| against the assaults of the devil.~
344 V| anon was ravished of the devil, and being thrown in the
345 V| anon he was ravished of the devil and died suddenly, and the
346 V| make many servants of the devil and bond to sin, free. Fourthly,
347 V| letted him. The old enemy the devil enforced him to let him
348 V| it be by feigntise of the devil, let him be warned to be
349 V| is but temptation of the devil and fraudulous deceit. And
350 V| holy man was in prayer, the devil called him thrice by his
351 V| to do well. And when the devil saw that he might not prevail
352 V| perfectly. And anon the devil departed from them all confused,
353 V| the servant of God but the devil, which is a serpent venomous.~
354 V| Pelagienne, disciple of the devil, etc. If thou art verily
355 V| her by holy baptism. The devil then cried there, saying:
356 V| whilst Pelagienne slept, the devil came to her and awoke her,
357 V| and blew on him, and the devil vanished away. And the third
358 V| continually without blame, the devil had envy of her, and thought
359 V| by the intimation of the devil, and when her belly arose
360 V| from him for fear.~But the devil which had envy, and saw
361 V| Juliana, was ravished of the devil, and began to cry: The god
362 VI| standing afar from it, saw the devil in likeness of an ape, sitting
363 VI| labourers ? See ye not how the devil sitteth upon the heap of
364 VI| by the instigation of the devil was all araged, and commanded
365 VI| to the confusion of the devil and of all his servants.
366 VI| thou hast surmounted the devil, which had deceived thee,
367 VI| faith shall appear. The devil now, because thou hast forsaken
368 VI| was ordained by art of the devil that, when a province would
369 VI| and say the other. And the devil made a dissension in thc
370 VI| one that was vexed with a devil was brought thither and
371 VI| wine and a candle. And the devil which had envy thereat appeared
372 VI| her offering, and that the devil had deceived her that she
373 VI| despair for poverty. And the devil appeared to her, and said
374 VI| pray for him than for the devil, but if any suffrages were
375 VI| seignioring. He despised the devil his enemy, he provoked the
376 VI| when he was past Milan, the devil appeared to him in a man'
377 VI| that he should go. And the devil said to him: Wheresoever
378 VI| Wheresoever thou goest the devil shall always be against
379 VI| which was dedicated to the devil, he would have razed down
380 VI| bosom of pity. And when the devil reproved this holy man S.
381 VI| cow was tormented of the devil and was wood, and confounded
382 VI| Then S. Martin saw the devil which sat upon the back
383 VI| happed on a day that the devil appeared to him in the form
384 VI| both still a while, the devil said: Martin, know thou
385 VI| admarvelled, said nothing, yet the devil said to him: Wherefore doubtest
386 VI| And this saying he saw the devil that was there, and S. Martin
387 VI| God in her cell, and the devil gave to her such a stroke
388 VI| which had in his body the devil, in such wise that this
389 VI| her body a right felonous devil, which had so utterly power
390 VI| of the possession of the devil which was in her, and of
391 VI| with faith, surmounted the devil, for when she beheld the
392 VI| What will ye do if the devil come to you? And after a
393 VI| she had chased away the devil, and after, she said: The
394 VI| in the expulsion of the devil. That bird that was between
395 VI| her drink and said: The devil mayst thou drink, and she
396 VI| remembrance of my passion, and the devil shall never have power to
397 VI| of our Lord, and anon the devil lay so heavy on him that
398 VI| of holy church. And the devil, having ever envy on good
399 VI| persecutor was constrained of the devil for to torment by pains
400 VII| for all the edifice of the devil fell all from her. For the
401 VII| to their master the great devil, and then Judas thanked
402 VII| that he was deceived of the devil of wrath and of ire, and
403 VII| enchanter sent to him the devil for to inflame him, which
404 VII| that the king saw that the devil had done nothing, he sent
405 VII| his conscience. Then the devil said to his fellows: Lo!
406 VII| maid by enticing of the devil that moved him, he then
407 VII| right poor gown. And the devil made to him many assaults,
408 VII| thighs for to stone the devil therewith. Which house they
409 VII| so was he deceived of the devil, which promised unto him
410 VII| Anon the ministers of the devil went and told to the tyrant,
411 VII| fight against thy father the devil, over whom I have hope to
412 VII| dead man was raised, the devil, which is of all good envious,
413 VII| tormented and sore vexed by the devil, that began to cry loud
414 VII| should overcome him. When the devil saw that he might not deceive
415 VII| world, the flesh and the devil, and chastised his body
416 VII| evil temptations of the devil. After, the priest making
417 VII| mad, and said: This is the devil, shall we not bring this
418 VII| his temple resented by the devil, iii. 86.~Apostles miraculously
419 VII| Areopagite, his books, vii. 126.~Devil appeare to S. Dominic, iv.
420 VII| of a fair woman, ii. 105.~Devil's compact with a servant,
421 VII| with a servant, ii. 261.~Devil's compact with a knignt,
422 VII| 205.~Diana in form of the devil baffled by S.Nicholas, ii.
423 VII| a safeguard againat the devil, ii. 218.~Ice in harvest
424 VII| who sold his wife to the devil, iv. 249.~— who had the
425 VII| iv. 249.~— who had the devil for chamberlain, iii. 101.~
426 VII| the desert removed by the Devil, ii. 220.~Response 'Et cum
427 VII| laid in the desert by the Devil, ii. 226.~Simon Magus, vi.
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