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 1     I|          therefore they took the vessel wherein the body was, and
 2     I|       sign of plenitude, for the vessel full sheddeth over, as it
 3    II|     little wine in her tonnel or vessel, and S. Remigius went in
 4    II|          hurt for to be made the vessel of election, and was made
 5   III|         and there she borrowed a vessel for to purge or winnow wheat;
 6   III|         or winnow wheat; but the vessel fell to the earth for negligence,
 7   III|         blessed it, and anon the vessel brake in pieces, which was
 8   III|        then knew so that in that vessel was mortal drink, which
 9   III|        Benet knew it he took the vessel and cast it out of the window,
10   III|          she sent to him a great vessel of silver full of delicious
11   III|       servants, and retained the vessel of silver for to give to
12   III|         of him and put them in a vessel of lead, and would have
13   III|     which is as much to say as a vessel, or holy, or of gena, that
14   III|          by merit of his life; a vessel for to receive virtues in
15   III|          and ordained a precious vessel to put them in. He found
16   III|       which he put in a precious vessel. At Paris, upon the great
17   III|        this she demanded for the vessel that they had emptied, and
18   III|          the cross upon the said vessel, and a marvellous thing
19   III| marvellous thing happed, for the vessel was full. The workmen drank
20   III|        pp., angry. ~ampul, n., a vessel for holy oil.~ancelles,
21    IV|          well that I be a feeble vessel, nevertheless I have firm
22    IV|         whom Solomon closed in a vessel of brass. And after his
23    IV|       they of Babylon found this vessel; and supposed to have founden
24    IV|  treasure therein, and brake the vessel, and then a great multitude
25    IV|          they put her in a great vessel full of water, fast bounden,
26    IV|        sent to him a right great vessel of silver full of delicious
27    IV|        towel, and laid them in a vessel, and then she turned her
28    IV|      issue and go out, give me a vessel where I may enter in, and
29    IV|     mayst, and he said: Into thy vessel I may not enter, for it
30    IV|       dove, tabernacle of glory, vessel of life, temple celestial,
31    IV|      thou hast deserved to be my vessel. Come thou anon to him which
32    IV|         which was the right holy vessel of God, but the sudary in
33    IV|       alleviation. ~ampul, n., a vessel for holy oil. ~araign, n.,
34     V|       was a woman that brought a vessel full of oil for to put in
35     V|        how well she inclined the vessel for to pour out the oil,
36     V|     first witness, fill thou the vessel that is necessary and follow
37     V|      enemy, and when he held the vessel in which he should drink,
38     V|      insomuch that they filled a vessel which they set thereunder.
39     V|         Verily, this is an empty vessel, alas ! alas! he is marked.
40     V|          baked under ashes and a vessel of water, and he ate and
41     V|          had passed a flood in a vessel with other friars which
42     V|       mass, and was plunged in a vessel full of water, and went
43    VI|      kept in a frail and brittle vessel; and what he should do or
44    VI|       knees, but sat on a hollow vessel in manner of a basin, drawing
45    VI|      Lebbæus of lebes, that is a vessel of heart by great hardiness,
46    VI| worshipper of heart by purity, a vessel by plenitude of grace, for
47    VI|          for he deserved to be a vessel of virtues and a caldron
48    VI|    otherwhile the dishes and the vessel of the kitchen, and she
49   VII|   performed, for she is a chosen vessel of special grace before
50   VII|      little beer within a little vessel and a little bread, if it
51   VII|          Sampson. So then as the vessel of holiness, that is to