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 1    II|     marriage, and I have given my virginity to Jesu Christ for ever,
 2    II|       blessed Lucy hath beauty of virginity without any corruption;
 3    II|        more Peter. The second was virginity when he was chosen virgin
 4    II|          that grace, for grace of virginity is in a virgin, and when
 5    II|          our Lord kept to him his virginity like as S. Jerome saith,
 6    II|          so much of the estate of virginity that she changed her purpose.
 7    II|        from the peril to lose her virginity, and also from the burning
 8    II|     virgin and there abode in her virginity, and assembled there many
 9   III|   delivered without losing of her virginity, so she came with her blessed
10   III|          offered to God first her virginity. And the angel said to her
11   III|          and began to say how her virginity should be saved in the conceiving
12   III|        After, he had the crown of virginity, for as his confessors witness
13   III|          of light in preaching of virginity, a lantern in honest conversation,
14   III|          Christ and the virtue of virginity; they praised it much in
15   III|          may it be recovered, and virginity may not come again to his
16   III|          well be defaced, and the virginity may not be had again.~Then
17   III|         God and avowed to him her virginity, and received the veil at
18   III|          touching the avow of the virginity that she had made. And after
19   III|          an angel, prerogative of virginity; in voice, nobleness of
20   III|        will be sacred and live in virginity unto the death, as espouse
21   III| promisedst to me yesterday of the virginity of thy body? Holy father,
22   III|     consecration she had lost her virginity. The holy Genevieve demanded
23    IV|       married, for she had avowed virginity; wherefore she would rather
24    IV|     blessed Margaret was white by virginity, little by humility, and
25    IV|          have her continue in her virginity to do worship and sacrifice
26    IV|           shineth by whiteness of virginity, and issued out of this
27    IV|          haddest no corruption of virginity in childing so great a son,
28    IV|       body of whom, childing, the virginity remained without any hurting
29    IV|       that she that hath kept her virginity in her childing ought to
30    IV|           and the chastity of her virginity, wherefore may he not keep
31     V|         of justice, the mirror of virginity, the ensample of chastity,
32     V|           say: Holy and undefiled virginity, I wot never what laud and
33     V|        holy virgin, triumphant in virginity, retaining the mitre, deserved
34     V|         doubt that if we abide in virginity that we shall make the word
35     V|      himself to Palmatian: I bear virginity into heaven, not for that
36     V|       heaven, not for that I have virginity, but for I marvel more that
37     V|         had in her, flower of her virginity. And in that she was called
38     V|        God that the damage of her virginity was brought by so great
39     V|       heart the recompense of her virginity, and the sorrows that follow
40    VI|          lose the treasure of his virginity, which was kept in a frail
41    VI|  embracing without defloration of virginity. There was between them
42    VI|          for the clearness of his virginity. And then they wrapped the
43    VI|          without sin and abode in virginity, and this is touching the
44    VI|         years for to dedicate her virginity, and the young man should
45    VI|        she avowed to our Lord her virginity; they were also warned by
46    VI|        she is compared to angels; virginity surmounteth all conditions
47    VI|            whereof Cyprian saith: Virginity is the flower of the seed
48    VI|          and this excellence that virginity had as to the respect of
49    VI|           swelleth the belly, and virginity the mind, whereof Augustine
50    VI|          whereof Augustine saith: Virginity chooseth to follow the life
51    VI|           children of sorrow, and virginity bringeth forth children
52    VI|   bringeth forth children of joy, virginity replenisheth heaven of children,
53    VI|      weddings fill the earth, and virginity filleth heaven; that one
54    VI|        and this is of great rest; virginity is silence of charge, peace
55    VI|    virtues. Marriage is good, but virginity is better. S. Jerome saith
56    VI|   difference between marriage and virginity, and saith: The difference
57    VI|           compared to thorns, and virginity to roses. And he saith to
58    VI|         preserveth and keepeth my virginity. And trust thou verily,
59    VI|         the people, declaring her virginity, and how she had avowed
60    VI|          they might espouse their virginity to our Lord. These two sisters
61    VI|           of marriage for to keep virginity for God's sake, and to renounce
62    VI|          grace to keep truly your virginity.~After this he took of gold
63    VI|          She was in the estate of virginity, in the estate of marriage,
64    VI|    Evangelist to be warden of her virginity. And on a time there were
65    VI|           innocence the degree of virginity, she was constrained to
66    VI|     heavenly lily by cleanness of virginity, a way to blind men by information
67    VI|     recommended to God always her virginity. And when this blessed virgin
68   VII|       desire fell from her by her virginity, and worldly covetise, for
69   VII|         had concluded to keep her virginity, and rather to suffer death
70   VII|   confiict and battle to keep her virginity, and say to her that this
71   VII|        and that she had vowed her virginity unto Jesu Christ, whom she
72   VII|      promised to our Lord to keep virginity. And she said to him: Now
73   VII|      precedeth me in the order of virginity, and I him in dignity pontifical.
74   VII|      Vines first planted, i. 186.~Virginity preserved in wedlock, vi.