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1 I| the prophets let fall the iron of his axe in the water,
2 I| in the water, the which iron, after his nature, sank
3 I| the water, and anon the iron began to swim about the
4 I| nature, for the weight of the iron is heavier than the liquor
5 I| smithery and working of iron, and made things for war,
6 II| was thereon six shekels of iron, and his squire went tofore
7 II| horsemen; not fighting with iron but with praying of holy
8 II| he did do take broches of iron and put them through their
9 II| to bring forth pieces of iron burning, and made to set
10 II| happened? how have ye hearts of iron? in what manner may ye so
11 II| and beat him with rods of iron. And S. Vincent said: What
12 II| the butchers took combs of iron, and began to comb him on
13 II| slicked with small nails of Iron, and pricked with burning
14 II| with burning poinlers of iron. And when the blood ran
15 II| wise that the pricks of iron might not hold on his members,
16 II| the straining combs of iron, with the flames of fire,
17 III| to be torn with combs of iron, and this done he was remitted
18 III| make ready lead molten and iron combs, and seven coats of
19 III| combs, and seven coats of iron burning as hot as fire on
20 III| with hooks and crochets of iron did do tear their flesh
21 III| the stones wax soft, and iron turn to soft lead, than
22 III| to be brought a wheel of iron between two pillars, and
23 III| his axe or instrument of iron that he hewed with, sprang
24 III| into the pit, and anon the iron came up and began to swim
25 III| great staves and broches of iron, that his body was all tobroken
26 III| he did do take brands of iron and join them to his sides,
27 III| one stroke maketh plain iron and engendereth melody,
28 III| ready sharp brochets of iron, and enforced them with
29 III| with axes, but anon the iron was as soft as molten lead.
30 III| to break his teeth with iron hammers, but the iron thereof
31 III| with iron hammers, but the iron thereof was so soft that
32 III| servants heed S. Philip in iron bonds; and the dragon corrupted
33 III| after did do bring a bed of iron and made Quiriacus to be
34 III| with a pair of tongs of iron, burning hot, and then the
35 III| fettered with chains of iron fast locked, and from thence
36 III| was bound with chains of iron in prison of one Archemius
37 III| and bound with chains of iron, but anon after, the angel
38 III| behold him, the chains of iron burst, and the doors of
39 III| bounden him with chains of iron burning, but an angel of
40 IV| and made the images of iron and of stone to laugh, and
41 IV| overcame with infirmity, iron, and adamant. What Job suffered
42 IV| then be likened, to what iron, or to what adamant? For
43 IV| earthly things; and like as iron that is laid in the fire
44 IV| Swithin's grave two rings of iron nailed fast thereon. And
45 IV| chest, and shut it fast with iron locks, and set it in a place
46 IV| beaten with rods, and with iron combs to rend and draw her
47 IV| bounden with great weight of iron, should have been sent into
48 IV| bind her with chains of iron, and did do set her in prison.
49 IV| and drawn with hooks of iron, and her tender members
50 IV| which did do make a tub of iron, and did do put therein
51 IV| should be beaten with rods of iron, and that there should be
52 IV| upon his head a cross of iron red hot and burning, and
53 IV| make a siege or a stool of iron, and made Christopher to
54 IV| and bounden in a seat of iron, and great fire put under,
55 IV| discipline with a chain of iron, that one for himself, that
56 IV| which was bounden with iron bonds and instruments and
57 IV| and staves, and pieces of iron burning were laid to his
58 IV| Decius: Bring hither a bed of iron, that Laurence contumax
59 IV| stretched out upon a gridiron of iron, and laid burning coals
60 IV| and held him with forks of iron. Then said Laurenee to Valerianus:
61 IV| roasted upon a gridiron of iron. Whereof S Austin saith:
62 IV| tormented upon a griddle of iron, and was laid thereupon,
63 IV| made ready a griddle of iron upon the fire strongly burning,
64 IV| all to-rent with combs of iron. And he confessed with a
65 V| beat him with staves of iron. And then Savien said to
66 V| tongues should be pierced with iron, and that they should be
67 V| and then he was bound with iron, and put in prison with
68 V| with scourges and hooks of iron, and to cast in their wounds
69 V| of Jesu Christ bound in iron, and established a day when
70 V| tree, sweet nails, sweet iron, sweet spear, bearing the
71 V| the ordinance of God the iron that the artillour and master
72 V| may not be overcome but by iron, therefore I counsel thee
73 V| the surgeon held a burning iron in his hand, the blessed
74 V| the fire, and the fiery iron was put in his tender flesh
75 V| straightly bounden with chains of iron, and put in prison. The
76 VI| We may be martyrs without iron if we keep verily patience
77 VI| bound and great weight of iron upon him, which when he
78 VI| irons, and the might of iron hath no more might against
79 VI| rent and torn with hooks of iron, that his bare ribs appeared.
80 VI| the smiths that work in iron, that otherwhile when they
81 VI| otherwhile when they smite the iron, for to allege and ease
82 VII| should make four wheels of iron, environed with sharp razors,
83 VII| off her paps with tongs of iron, and after smote off her
84 VII| coulters and swords of sharp iron were fixed on the right
85 VII| all to-rent with hooks of iron, and beaten with rods and
86 VII| them with hooks and burning iron malles, which ran on the
87 VII| me a flint stone and an iron to smite fire with, in his
88 VII| thine entrails be hard as iron, and hast no pity of nothing
89 VII| lightly, four horses shoes of iron. He would lift up from the
90 VII| guilty by the proof of hot iron. And then after, came a
91 VII| bearing of this burning iron. And when the emperor saw
92 VII| bank, and with a fork of iron he made to open his mouth
93 VII| persecutions of staves of iron, by them against whom I
94 VII| the holy cross. Also the iron or head of the spear wherewith
95 VII| him with a hot and burning iron, in sign of punition of
96 VII| S. Paul, with chains of iron right oft with his own hands,
97 VII| great chains and bolts of iron, and smote it about his
98 VII| ordained for him a coat of iron, and he commanded that it
99 VII| a tun to be cast full of iron nails, and did this holy
100 VII| plucked out of his head with iron pincers. And after that
101 VII| and carded his skin with iron cards, and then they roasted
102 VII| did smite sharp nails of iron in his fingers, and after,
103 VII| let it be shut with great iron bolts, so that he would
104 VII| scorpions, n., whips with iron.~slimed, pp., pricked.~slops,
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