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 1     I|          Remigius assigneth four reasons. The first reason is that,
 2     I|        offered these gifts, many reasons be assigned. One of the
 3     I|         was instituted for three reasons; like as Master John Beleth
 4     I|      there may be assigned three reasons. The first reason putteth
 5     I|      homilies putteth also three reasons wherefore in abstinence
 6     I|          Hereof be assigned four reasons in the sum of the office
 7     I|         the year, and for divers reasons. For the first time, which
 8     I|        to the soul. These be the reasons of Master Beleth. The fifth
 9     I|        spake not, there be three reasons and causes. The first was
10     I|  profitable it appeareth by five reasons. That is to wit, because
11     I|          third day, and for five reasons. The first for the signification
12     I|      general resurrection, three reasons be assigned. The first for
13     I|          penitents. And for five reasons he appeared to her. First,
14     I|         said the more, for three reasons. The first is for him that
15     I|         these days. And for many reasons it is instituted. First,
16     I|      more worthy. But, two other reasons assigneth Master William
17     I|        call to the saints divers reasons be assigned heretofore,
18     I|    authority is approved by four reasons. First, because that an
19     I|         days, that was for three reasons. ~First, for the certification
20     I|      wounds in his body for five reasons, and he said, thus our Lord
21     I|         above all other wits and reasons, and more than all other
22     I|     Divinity is approved by four reasons, or for that he is without
23     I|          to the first, for three reasons he was sent and appeared
24     I|    another member, and for three reasons. The tongue is the member
25     I|      church is hallowed for five reasons. The first is, because that
26     I|       towards the east for three reasons, after that Damascene saith
27    II|     Andrew began to show by five reasons that Jesu Christ received
28    II|         cross, and assigned five reasons. The first is this: Forasmuch
29    II|          to show to them by four reasons that they should gladly
30    II|       called innocents for three reasons. First, by cause and reason
31    II|   calends of February. And three reasons been assigned wherefore
32   III|         is round. There be three reasons why the head is bare, of
33   III|      figure seemeth good by many reasons. The first is that a round
34    IV|     Maccabees. And there be four reasons wherefore the church maketh
35    IV|       assigneth these three last reasons in his sum of the office. ~
36    IV|          wisely. And these three reasons putteth master William of
37    IV|       Austin showeth it by three reasons, and saith thus: We ought
38    IV|         them to prove it by many reasons. And the reason of S. Bernard
39    IV|       but he proveth it by three reasons. And the first reason is
40     V| condemned it by open and evident reasons and by authorities, so that
41     V|          and honour, by manifold reasons expert, that is to wit,
42    VI|   William of Auxerre putteth six reasons, in the sum of the office,
43    VI|      perdurable. And above these reasons, John Damascene putteth
44    VI|          Damascene putteth three reasons in his fourth book the seventh
45    VI|      John Damascene putteth four reasons, and S. Augustine putteth
46    VI|        ought to profit for three reasons. First, by reason of unity,
47    VI|          providence was, by open reasons, and for reverence called
48   VII|    confounded their gods by open reasons, they were abashed and wist
49   VII|          garnished him with many reasons, so that the masters were
50   VII|          father consented to the reasons and predications of his
51   VII|       mouth we pray him for many reasons. First for to incite us
52   VII|    Jerusalem, iii. 167.~Fasting, reasons for, i. 62-5.~Finger of