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1 I| have no force ne power ne strength against him, nor they may
2 I| virtue and might, of which strength saith John Damascene in
3 I| knowledge, and of virtuality or strength. Of the first said the apostle
4 I| which is interpreted the strength of God. And we ought to
5 I| as in giving virtue or strength, and so is the dart given
6 I| given by the virtue and strength of him that casteth it.
7 I| invincible, for he hath all strength, seeing all things from
8 I| fruits were then of great strength and effect, they were pure
9 I| servants had taken away by strength. Abimelech answered: I know
10 I| with her, oppressing her by strength, and was assotted on her
11 I| flee, and his people, by strength of his sword. Our Lord said
12 I| soul, and with all their strength, like as the first commandment
13 I| land of Egypt in a great strength and a boisterous hand? I
14 II| afeard and there was no strength in him, for he had eaten
15 II| dukes and masters of the strength of Nebuchadnezzar, and numbered
16 II| overthrew Amalek trusting in his strength, and in his power, in his
17 II| not raised my people ne strength against them. Now tell to
18 II| fair, or answering unto strength, and it is said of andor,
19 II| that is as much to say as strength; or Andrew is said thus,
20 II| Stephen, full of grace and strength made great demonstrances
21 II| himself higher by a renewed strength, and he burneth then more
22 II| and to give him aid and strength for to defend it, for utterly
23 II| ye verily it is no great strength to slay a bull, for a man,
24 II| but it is known by the strength of virtue: and anon he sent
25 III| say reason, desire, and strength; he had reason illumined
26 III| the soul which is called strength, well affrmed with prowess
27 III| will; the extremities of strength be feeble courage and folly;
28 III| that he cried, the more strength among the torments he received.
29 III| and most best proved in strength, wherefore he had a sovereign
30 III| paynims, and with force and strength would compel him to do sacrifice,
31 III| he had understanding and strength of body, God our Lord and
32 IV| matter he overcame with strength, and that other with preciousness.
33 IV| teaching, took the more strength to them, and were more constant
34 IV| gods that they give to them strength if they may. Then he did
35 IV| was suddenly taken by the strength of the water, and anon suffocate
36 IV| agreeable, and virtuous of strength; and the blessed Laurence
37 IV| glorious martyrdom. He had strength by his virtuous preaching,
38 IV| thirdly, in constancy or strength; and fourthly, in the marvellous
39 IV| And how the marvellous strength of his courage gave not
40 IV| excellent in constancy and in strength. And hereof saith S. Austin:
41 IV| Christ himself, with all the strength of the heavenly company,
42 V| would have enforced me by strength for to have sinned with
43 V| went to Tarsus with great strength, and wasted and destroyed
44 V| that is people, that is the strength of people. Cyprian is said
45 V| and delivered to him great strength without number, and adjoined
46 V| which feared me, that all strength is failed in me. Then Cyprian
47 V| said: Wherefore is your strength so little, which is overcome
48 V| all this great might and strength. And the devil said: If
49 V| I shall show to thee her strength and her victory; to whom
50 V| of Origen, their power ne strength is but right little, and
51 V| wept. Thirdly in bringing strength for to take away the sin
52 V| he ate and walked in the strength of that meat unto the mount
53 V| virtue of prayer and by strength of their power received
54 VI| into the ship, suddenly his strength was taken from him, and
55 VI| take any man by force or strength out of that church or of
56 VI| me, so grant me space and strength to declare them to my people,
57 VI| Almighty God gave to him a new strength that passeth all man's reason,
58 VI| the realm, not by man's strength but by the very true love
59 VI| took his sap and his very strength when he wedded Maud the
60 VI| marvellously refreshed with a new strength and entered in and asked
61 VI| he had received again his strength. And ever after he was moved
62 VI| pray for me that I may have strength to do as I see my brethren
63 VI| craft of rowing, ne had the strength to bring them against the
64 VI| without battle. Exercise thy strength mightily, and fight thou
65 VI| righteousness, truth, holiness, and strength. Sapience is denied by folly,
66 VI| holiness by filth, and strength by feeble courage. And as
67 VI| comforted, and recovered his strength, and was taken up of a ship
68 VI| things. The first is force or strength, and as Isidore saith, it
69 VI| the blessed Leonard had strength in his breast by the refraining
70 VI| body ne her flesh had no strength. And at the last she was
71 VI| so enfeebled that by the strength of his malady that he was
72 VI| the swimmer lost all his strength and might not help himself
73 VI| to him for to espy what strength he had, and what people
74 VI| province unto his seigniory by strength of arms, and purposeth with
75 VII| our Lord gave to her a new strength which passed nature, and
76 VII| said to them: I may well by strength constrain her to sacrifice,
77 VII| lame men to their bodily strength: and among all others he
78 VII| father. And Alboin moved his strength against him and surmounted
79 VII| time that had lost their strength, or that were dumb, deaf,
80 VII| rendered to him the force and strength of all his members and stood
81 VII| of no avail against the strength of S. Lucv. ii. 135.~Pafuntius,
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