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 1     I|   penible coat with which he is clad. He hath left thy vesture
 2     I|          And by derision he was clad with a white vesture, whereof
 3     I|       house of Pilate. For they clad him with a red mantle, and
 4     I|  without seam, wherewith he was clad when he came before the
 5     I|      gave it into his hand, and clad him with a double stole
 6    II|      brass on his head, and was clad in a habergeon. The weight
 7    II|       gave his coat that he was clad withal, and all his other
 8    II|         which was great and was clad with gold, which had six
 9    II|        offered to our Lord were clad with sackcloth, and had
10    II|      Anthony ware this coat and clad him withal in great and
11    II|        was in habit of a knight clad with a mantle and girt with
12    II|      which appeared a youngling clad with a white mantle among
13    II|        of our nature human, and clad him therewith and descended
14    II|          and of estate. He hath clad me with precious stones
15    II|          and anon therewith she clad her and said: I thank thee
16    II|     honour to my God which hath clad me with this vestment and
17    II|      great multitude of virgins clad in vestments of gold and
18    II|         when he saw him, he was clad with a white vesture going
19    II|      him, which was his master, clad in vile clothing, and led
20   III|   corpse, anon came a young man clad in silk, and well an hundred
21   III|     angel of God was ready, and clad him in a better clothing
22   III|      And when she was curiously clad and arrayed in robes of
23   III|        that was done, S. Peter, clad in white clothes, holding
24   III|       unbound S. Marcellin, and clad him, and brought him with
25   III|   appeared to him two young men clad in white vestments with
26   III|         At the beginning he was clad with precious vestments
27   III|      When he was raised, he was clad, and he did him to take
28   III|     dread, and the duke himself clad him next his flesh in a
29    IV|      the gates of the city, and clad with clothes of light, and
30    IV|        Paul enter into the city clad with right noble vestments,
31    IV|       she cut off her hair, and clad her with the clothes of
32    IV|      for anger and heaviness he clad him in hair and wept every
33    IV|        the country, he went and clad him with a vestment of tissue
34    IV|    twenty tapers. ~And then she clad her with the cloth of mortality
35     V|         divers pilgrimages, and clad him with the habit of a
36     V|       and seemly stature. He is clad in a white coat, and a white
37     V|      his purple in which he was clad, and commanded that the
38     V|         coat. And as soon as he clad him withal he received full
39     V|      master of the knights, and clad with the adornments of consul,
40     V|         our Lord. And the judge clad him with clothes of silk,
41     V|       the mitre, deserved to be clad with the crown, by whose
42     V|         off all his clothes and clad him with the clothes of
43     V|        he fled to our Lord, and clad him with hair. And then
44     V|         shoon from his feet and clad him with a foul coat, and
45     V|        to your Maker which hath clad you with feathers and hath
46     V|        maidens, which were also clad with right noble vesture
47     V|       and cut off her hair, and clad her in the habit of a man,
48    VI| commandment of the emperor, and clad him with noble vestments.
49    VI|         new song, they shall be clad with vestments of the same
50    VI|       him. And after came a man clad with the skin of a camel,
51    VI|        company, and he that was clad in the hair of camels was
52    VI|        after he appeared to him clad in a cope written full of
53    VI|   bridge were people assembled, clad all in white, that were
54    VI|      him a great company of men clad in white, the door being
55    VI|     else to give to him, and he clad himself with that other
56    VI|     Dialogue that S. Martin was clad with a sharp clothing, blue,
57    VI|          Martin took it up, and clad him withal secretly, and
58    VI|          Martin appeared to him clad in an alb, his cheer clear,
59    VI|        found so perfect that he clad Jesu Christ instead of a
60    VI|       the Lord of all the world clad him withal. That was a good
61    VI|     woman which was religiously clad, which was his lavender
62    VI|        sweetly embraced her she clad her with the mantle. And
63    VI|        enter into the house all clad with white clothes, and
64    VI|       of heaven, whereas she is clad and arrayed with the robe
65    VI|      sent to her an angel which clad her with a white vestment,
66    VI|        for the love of God, and clad him in a coat, and demanded
67    VI|         thy grace. And then she clad her with habit religious
68    VI|       to him an honourable lady clad in white, which advised
69    VI|       wedding was come, she was clad in royal clothes of gold,
70    VI|    appeared suddenly an old man clad in white clothes, holding
71   VII|      when he rode in his chair, clad with clothes of gold, and
72   VII|        with poor men which were clad with torn clothes, and anon
73   VII|        And on the morn early he clad him in black and came weeping
74   VII|    honoured, for though they be clad of foul vestments, yet shine
75   VII|      tofore them. They shall be clad in clothes of silk of all
76   VII|         spouse, hath adorned or clad me with things precious.~