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 1     I|        the thirsty drink, to the naked clothing, visit the sick,
 2     I|        wisdom was born. Adam was naked; Jesu Christ naked. The
 3     I|      Adam was naked; Jesu Christ naked. The death came by the tree,
 4     I|        own flesh. They were both naked and were not ashamed, they
 5     I|         they knew that they were naked, and they took fig leaves
 6     I|      have hid me, Lord, for I am naked. Our Lord said: Who told
 7     I|         told thee that thou wert naked, but that thou hast eaten
 8    II|          off his clothes and was naked all that day and night before
 9    II|       him in the ground standing naked unto the head, so long that
10    II|       God, saying: I am come out naked from the womb of my mother
11    II|        the womb of my mother and naked shall return again thereto.
12    II|       the hungry and gave to the naked clothes, and diligently
13    II|        hid him and fled away all naked, for many loved him well.
14    II|         and needy, and cover the naked with thy clothes. Ordain
15    II|        issue out of the body all naked, and bear nothing with them
16    II|        he drew out his sword all naked. Gentian said: They take
17    II|          the apostle on them all naked, his feet bound. And anon
18    II|        who shall dispend it, for naked we came upon the earth and
19    II|      came upon the earth and all naked shall we re-enter into it.
20    II|      anon unclothed him and went naked in the desert six months,
21    II|         beat monks and other all naked tofore the people, and slew
22    II|         off her clothes, and all naked to be led to the bordel.
23    II|         the idols, was delivered naked to go to the bordel, but
24    II|          shipman came to him all naked and demanded of him some
25    II|        coat, and himself sat all naked. And one demanded of him:
26   III| patrimony, he answered: I issued naked from the belly of my mother,
27   III|     mother, and I shall re-enter naked again into the earth, like
28   III|        And then he made her, all naked, to be rolled upon burning
29   III|         anon he did do her to be naked, and made her to be beaten
30   III|         he despoiled himself all naked and went among thorns and
31   III|          took seven maidens, all naked, and sent them into the
32   III|      stand in the cold water all naked up to the chin till it were
33   III|          him to be despoiled all naked, and anon the angel of God
34   III|    because I am a woman and also naked, but cast thy mantle upon
35   III|        And S. Marcellin was laid naked upon broken glass, without
36   III|         men and women, being all naked, running through the town,
37   III|     after bounden to a stake all naked, and then his navel be opened
38   III|      much that oft he was almost naked. The poor people also loved
39   III|         and scourges leaded, all naked, and after they cleaved
40    IV|          wise that he was almost naked. Then all the people, and
41    IV|       her head to be shaven, and naked to be led through the city
42    IV|      pass over. He began to swim naked, but he was suddenly taken
43    IV|        Decius, he was beaten all naked with rods and staves, and
44    IV|          the likeness of a woman naked, and joined to him naked,
45    IV|         naked, and joined to him naked, and the more he defended
46     V|        her in his bed by him all naked there where he slept, and
47     V|      with the penny and left him naked. And then as they went hastily
48     V|         also his clothes, and so naked he fled to our Lord, and
49     V|          himself in the snow all naked, and made seven great balls
50     V|      gridiron, and stretched all naked upon the coals of fire,
51    VI|          when they looked on his naked body, they saw it shine
52    VI|        two Ethiopians, black and naked, issued out of the idols,
53    VI|       and fled away by night all naked, and because they doubted
54    VI|        like a tree, but now I am naked of all things. Alas! I was
55    VI|          divers delights, others naked and poor, and others begging,
56    VI|    Amiens, he met a poor man all naked, to whom no man gave any
57    VI|         and wist not that he was naked under, and therefore he
58    VI|          that his arms abode all naked. Then were brought to him
59    VI|        to his bed, and she stood naked tofore him. And then he
60   VII|          she should be despoiled naked and beaten with scorpions,
61   VII|       the sea, and thereon sat a naked man in full great misery
62   VII|      eating herbs and grass, all naked as a beast, and he ran after
63   VII|         against him and lead him naked through the city, and after
64   VII|         and bade him despoil him naked, and when he saw the cord
65   VII|       right courteously the poor naked of our Lord. It happed once
66   VII|         greater care of the poor naked than of his own body, gave
67   VII|           and so put it upon the naked body of the holy man. And
68   VII|          god, we will put on thy naked body this burning coat.
69   VII|    burning coat upon his blessed naked body. Then he kneeled down
70   VII|       holy man to be put therein naked, and closed it fast, and
71   VII|      holy bishop upon the ground naked and stretched him with strong
72   VII|    martyr under the windlass all naked upon a table, and cut him