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1 I| our Lord and of the three kings. ~The Feast of the Epiphany 2 I| four names. On this day the kings worshipped Jesu Christ, 3 I| thirteen days the three kings came to him the way like 4 I| above them showed him to the kings. And that day twenty-nine 5 I| Lord was born, the three kings came into Jerusalem, of 6 I| Chrysostom calleth these kings Magos, as wicked and evil-doers. 7 I| first reason is that, the kings had knowledge of the nativity 8 I| believe it not. And the kings showed to them the time, 9 I| their curiosity, for these kings believed one only prophet, 10 I| not their own king. These kings came from far countries, 11 I| neighbours fast by. These kings were successors of Balaam, 12 I| which spake to these three kings saying: Go ye hastily into 13 I| which was given to the three kings, which yet were paynims 14 I| which appeared to the three kings in the form of a star, which 15 I| and after appeared to the kings, but to the shepherds, Jews, 16 I| it went alway before the kings in manner of one going in 17 I| in the way. And when the kings were issued out of Jerusalem, 18 I| manners of stars that these kings saw. The first is material, 19 I| the stars give virtue, the kings joy, and the followers of 20 I| noble, and right rich. O ye kings, what do ye? Ye worship 21 I| Herod is persecuted and the kings worship the child. The pharisees 22 I| the cause wherefore these kings offered these gifts, many 23 I| without corruption. And the kings when they were admonished 24 I| and worship the King of kings in their proper persons, 25 I| day showed him to these kings and at his baptism, where 26 I| him in the second book of Kings: He is like as that most 27 I| this he was also King of Kings and Lord of Lords. He was 28 I| for there shall we all be kings. Of the profit speaketh 29 I| to flee; for like as the kings have in battles tokens and 30 I| for the church, for the kings, and for the people. But 31 I| signified in the book of Kings, the viii. chapter, when 32 I| it is read in the book of Kings: Jeroboam did do make two 33 I| chapter of the book of Kings that he burnt the house 34 I| in that land, that four kings warred again other five 35 I| warred again other five kings, which were of Sodom, Gomorrah 36 I| and other. And the four kings overthrew the five and slew 37 I| among them, and slew the kings, and rescued Lot and all 38 I| increase most abundantly; kings and princes shall come of 39 I| increase into nations, and kings of peoples shall come of 40 I| nations shall come of thee, kings shall come of thy loins. 41 I| people were strong, and many kings and giants, in such wise 42 I| literally in the Hebrew (2 Kings xxv. ) 'chief of the slayers,' 43 II| unto the histories of the kings, which is read in holy church 44 II| August is read the Book of Kings. ~This history maketh mention 45 II| from the hands of all the kings that were your enemies and 46 II| again unto him and other kings were aiding and helping 47 II| laws of God. And all the kings about him made peace with 48 II| his messengers to divers kings for cedar trees and for 49 II| and had peace with all the kings of all the realms that were 50 II| it in the Second Book of Kings and the Second Book of Paralipomenon. 51 II| they that sold, and all the kings of Arabia and dukes of that 52 II| magnified above all the kings of the world in riches and 53 II| chosen. And after this divers kings became adversaries to Solomon, 54 II| was ever after between the kings of Judah and the kings of 55 II| the kings of Judah and the kings of Israel. And so reigned 56 II| Israel. And so reigned divers kings each after other in Jerusalem 57 II| make an end of the book of Kings for this time etc. For ye 58 II| dwell therein, and all the kings of the earth shall joy in 59 II| out of the treasury of the kings. And so went to many realms 60 II| to the parts of the three kings which came to worship our 61 II| it is said in the book of Kings: Whosoever shall see my 62 II| Jerusalem. Then lost the Jews kings of their lineage, and then 63 II| after this came the three kings in to Jerusalem, and demanded 64 II| the true lineage of the kings of the Jews, and that he 65 II| had demanded of the three kings how they had had knowledge 66 II| him. After that the three kings were gone without bringing 67 II| than a year that the three kings had told him tidings of 68 II| at Rheims, of which the kings of France be anointed when 69 III| rack, and how the three kings worshipped him, how the 70 III| it is said in the book of Kings: David sitting in a chair. 71 III| Persia, being present seventy kings of his empire. And it is 72 III| the castle of Windsor by kings of England, in which college 73 III| assembled all the senators and kings, princes and lords, of every 74 III| and also his successors, kings of France, be anointed and 75 IV| time were in England six kings, and before that, Oswald 76 IV| descended of the lineage of kings. And her father was named 77 V| and he thereof gave than kings to our Lord. And he was 78 V| established by the king of kings. And they departed among 79 V| Augustus precelled all other kings, right so he excelled all 80 V| Jerusalem and Babylon and of the kings of them. For the king of 81 V| anointed but priests and kings, and we be said christian 82 V| called the lineage chosen of kings and priests. But because 83 V| accompany always the king of kings, and sing always songs and 84 VI| the Danes, so that in many kings' days there could no peace 85 VI| of his two sons should be kings after him. And then by the 86 VI| wise that all christian kings desired to have peace with 87 VI| said of Solomon: All the kings of the earth desired to 88 VI| furlongs is the time of three kings, that is to say Harold, 89 VI| Baradach, a duke of the kings of Babylon, which should 90 VI| read in the Third Book of Kings, of the first chapter, that 91 VI| For he saw the King of Kings in a high throne sit, and 92 VI| Master John Beleth saith that kings of France were wont to bear 93 VI| of old time were divers kings, for the land was departed; 94 VII| consecration. His sons were made kings, and were all anointed at 95 VII| Empire of Rome came to the kings of France and after that 96 VII| he was buried with other kings: Here lieth Henry, the son 97 VII| time in which two noble kings did reign in France, that 98 VII| Priests more worthy than kings, vi. 149.~Prisoners released


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