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1 I| every page very carefully six times, with unabated interest,
2 I| the ascension we account six hundred years, and of the
3 I| first is the exercitation of six works of mercy, and the
4 I| the law, for sixty make six sithes ten. And by six be
5 I| make six sithes ten. And by six be understood the six works
6 I| by six be understood the six works of mercy, and by ten
7 I| hold him in our mind. By six be understood six mysteries,
8 I| mind. By six be understood six mysteries, by the which
9 I| present day unto Easter six weeks coming, that be forty-two
10 I| his proper body, and by six manners he showed that he
11 I| man to be alone. Thus in six days was heaven and earth
12 I| determined the works of the six days and the seventh day
13 I| Lord commanded him. He was six hundred years old when the
14 I| Then in the year of Noah six hundred and one, the first
15 I| because I have borne to him six sons, and she called his
16 I| departed, nigh the number of six hundred thousand footmen,
17 I| with him. He took with him six hundred chosen chariots,
18 I| works that he made in the six days tofore, in which he
19 II| Goliath of Gath; he was six cubits high and a palm,
20 II| colestaff, and there was thereon six shekels of iron, and his
21 II| And he went thence with six hundred men and came to
22 II| upon Judah seven years and six months, and in Jerusalem
23 II| every year to Solomon was six hundred and sixty-six talents
24 II| clad with gold, which had six grees or steps, which was
25 II| fourteen thousand sheep, six thousand camels, one thousand
26 II| left widow three years and six months. ~After that Manasses
27 II| so he did, for he fasted six months to bread and water.
28 II| This Herod Ascalonita had six sons, Antipater, Alexander,
29 II| went naked in the desert six months, and suffered himself
30 II| which had been mute and dumb six years by a sickness that
31 II| entered into her, that is six thousand six hundred and
32 II| her, that is six thousand six hundred and sixty six, and
33 II| thousand six hundred and sixty six, and vexed her more sharply
34 II| in the year of our Lord six hundred and five, in the
35 III| about the year of our Lord six hundred and fifty-three.~
36 III| founded and endowed with rents six abbeys in Sicily, and the
37 III| there should be given to him six pence, and then he departed.
38 III| and did to be given to him six pence more, yet at the third
39 III| been pope thirteen years, six months and ten days, he
40 III| in the year of our Lord six hundred and six years, in
41 III| our Lord six hundred and six years, in the time when
42 III| he showed it to his monks six days tofore, and did do
43 III| our Lord one thousand and six years, and six years he
44 III| thousand and six years, and six years he was bishop of Canterbury.
45 III| wise that he voided blood six days continually; he cried
46 III| our Lord seven hundred and six. And that time there fell
47 III| master Amphiabel in his house six weeks and more, and always
48 III| governance of the judge six weeks and more, and all
49 III| and hath now borne about six months. When our Lady heard
50 III| women three thousand and six hundred. And after this,
51 IV| And by this be understood six prerogatives which Paul
52 IV| grace eight hundred and six. And he lay in the churchyard,
53 IV| that time were in England six kings, and before that,
54 IV| sailed and came to a place six hundred paces beside Genoa,
55 IV| of the City of God, that six dead bodies were raised
56 IV| he read, S. Dominic with six friars of the same habit
57 IV| pain, but it is said for six causes. First, for the place
58 V| She had seven children, six males and one female. The
59 V| devil. An abbot sent to him six hundred marks of silver
60 V| and vexed her marvellously six years during, in using her
61 V| eleven hundred and fifty six. He slept in our Lord among
62 V| his age three score and six, and of his bishopric forty,
63 V| Jerome saith that he had seen six thousand volumes of Origen,
64 V| about the year of our Lord six hundred and ten.~
65 V| For the year of our Lord six hundred and fifteen, our
66 V| knights, that is to wit six thousand six hundred and
67 V| that is to wit six thousand six hundred and sixty-six knights,
68 V| fellowship the legion, which is six thousand six hundred and
69 V| legion, which is six thousand six hundred and sixty-six, that
70 V| named Tumba, by the seaside, six miles from the city of Apricens.
71 V| covered the mountain, so that six hundred of their adversaries
72 V| Scripture fifty-five years and six months, and remained a pure
73 V| accomplished eighty-eight years and six months he was there buried.
74 V| about the year of our Lord six hundred and eighty, in the
75 V| three dice in each of them six, and so it appeared nine
76 V| About the year of our Lord six hundred and forty-three,
77 VI| VOLUME SIX~ ~
78 VI| have been out of this land six times to visit the holy
79 VI| dispose his goods, for within six months he shall be in the
80 VI| land twenty-three years and six months and twenty-seven
81 VI| one eye, leading after him six blind men, and each of them
82 VI| marvelled that the man which was six score years old might suffer
83 VI| about the year of our Lord six hundred and five, gat of
84 VI| William of Auxerre putteth six reasons, in the sum of the
85 VI| only man, get pardon for six thousand men armed, and
86 VI| pope, and took his lodging six miles without the city.
87 VI| fell of the foul evil well six times in a day. And therewith
88 VI| Pounteney in high France six years, praying for the good
89 VI| is a little beast, hath six feet and two wings, and
90 VI| that they fetched water six miles thence, and bare it
91 VI| our Lord one hundred and six, sent thither a duke, and
92 VII| should sufler double pain the six days following, and they
93 VII| Italy the year of our Lord six hundred and sixty eight,
94 VII| about the year of our Lord six hundred and ten, and he,
95 VII| about the year of our Lord six hundred and ten Mahomet
96 VII| locusts innumerable which had six wings, six long feet, and
97 VII| innumerable which had six wings, six long feet, and two teeth
98 VII| after of seven, and after of six, till the cause was examined
99 VII| days, ten, eight, seven, six.~After this emperor reigned
100 VII| the abbot, and was there six months obeying to the brethren
101 VII| was there left on live but six thousand men. And God, father
102 VII| which reigned about the year six hundred, was born S. Aldegonde
103 VII| two blind men which all six were there by the merits
104 VII| space of twenty years and six months, whose soul took
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