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 1     I|    constrained to be without in a common place where all people went.
 2     I|    Epiphany, or the thiephanye in common language. And is said of
 3     I|          the clergy go before the common people, so should they go
 4     I|         xxiii.: He hath moved the common people with his doctrine,
 5     I|        For one place either it is common or especial or singular.
 6     I|   especial or singular. The place common where he suffered was the
 7     I|        yet much profitable to the common weal, and should daunt the
 8     I|           pharisees he saith that common women and the publicans
 9     I|         proper, but put it all in common. The third sign is for to
10     I|          and as to the third: The common woman is forgotten. Secondly,
11     I|            or else as it were the common voice of three persons,
12    II|     sanctifications, the first is common, and given by the sacraments
13    II| conception, because this feast is common to the knowledge of holy
14    II|           not, this same shall be common to thee and to me. And the
15    II|   marvelled much, and all they by common accord chose him for to
16    II|         men to be contrary to the common profit of the city, that
17    II|           unto all the bordels of common women and said to each of
18    II|       went from them one of these common women met with a man that
19   III|           went home, and suffered common women to enter openly into
20   III|           him do open penance and common tofore all the people, and
21   III|         the land, and many of the common people. And that time was
22   III|         not only the commandments common, but also the high as be
23   III|         together they receive the common reward of the joy perdurable.
24    IV|         you not as martyrs but as common enemies. Then John and Paul
25    IV|        And right as it had been a common father of all the world,
26    IV|           they went together by a common way, they found there a
27    IV|     Aquilina, which long had been common at the bordel, under the
28    IV|        Rome, and increased so the common profit of Rome that there
29    IV|       daytime there was none more common to his fellows and brethren
30    IV|            He had a custom, right common, for to wake all the night
31    IV|          semblable to you in your common treasures? And at the last
32    IV|         that she is resolved into common putrefaction in worms and
33    IV|         put, ne is not set to the common humanity after the death,
34     V|       Aquapendens, where as was a common and hard pestilence, which,
35     V|        For she fed them with more common and grosser meats, like
36     V|           it anon and took him to common vesture. He laughed never
37     V|           for clothing may not be common, the price is common. He
38     V|           be common, the price is common. He used always his table
39     V|           the bishop commanded in common that the virgins that were
40     V|    emprised many travails for the common profit of Rome, and therefore
41     V|      should sing no more hymns in common. And after, this holy man
42     V|       blame strongly Pepin, for a common woman that he held. And
43     V|           and brother of the same common woman, and officer of the
44     V|    evangelist, they set not their common name, but as it is written:
45     V|        arms to the defence of the common weal; in us is no treason
46     V|           university of people in common. This seigniory and this
47     V|        water and sweet, which the common people drinketh and be healed
48     V|       adormnents and array of one common woman hath surmounted in
49     V|       read in Vitas Patrum, was a common woman, and of so great beauty
50     V|    converted in like wise another common woman, for when that common
51     V|       common woman, for when that common woman would have drawn S.
52    VI|          the pleasure of God. The common people were content and
53    VI|         inordinate; and among the common people was no grudging.
54    VI|           and his treasure seemed common to all poor men. His words
55    VI|          and sinners, and haunted common women. And Daria answered:
56    VI|          charity maketh all to be common, and our things be celestial,
57    VI|           their goods ought to be common; secondly, by reason of
58    VI|           if they be done for the common, they profit more to them
59    VI|           by the chapter was made common treasurer, where he lived
60   VII|           Katherine, wherefore by common assent they ordained a chapel
61   VII|          was then buried, but the common fame telleth that he now
62   VII|           born at one burden of a common woman. And when the king
63   VII|          he came and made a great common feast to all the barons,
64   VII|      Rheims that first ordained a common treasure in their church,
65   VII|           of our Lord, and by the common and concordable assent of