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 1     I|      quencheth virtue, nourisheth pride, and maketh the way ready
 2     I|       They of the world, in their pride descended of the same lineage,
 3     I|        evil vices, that is to wit pride, wrath, envy, covetousness,
 4     I|         to repress the drought of pride, and in winter for to chastise
 5     I|           the end that the air of pride be attempered to us. In
 6     I|           Gregory: Adam sinned by pride, by disobedience and by
 7     I|           And by him be signified pride and covetise, which covet
 8     I|         Of which covetousness and pride S. Bernard saith: They go
 9     I|          anon the woman, elate in pride and willing to be like to
10     I|       things the woman sinned, in pride and eating the fruit. Because
11     I|      fruit. Because she sinned in pride, he meeked her, saying:
12     I|        and followed them in great pride. And when he approached,
13    II|        that sin; and suffer never pride to have domination in thy
14    II|          that he would behold the pride of them, and to the meekness
15    II|          heart is troubled in the pride of them, so also of our
16    II|         and torment by over-great pride. Scripture then, nature,
17    II|      clerk, but I shall abate thy pride ere I leave thee, for I
18    II|           and shall beat down thy pride. Then the pope went down
19    II|          from him the swelling of pride in offering to him the inward
20    II|          cast away the squames of pride. Thirdly, he showed his
21    II|       enticed him. The second was pride, and that is signified by
22   III|     without savouring anything of pride for the foison of her virtues,
23   III| conversation, without fiction and pride. And it is to wit that holy
24   III|         gluttony, of idleness, of pride and of avarice, and my Lord
25   III|       Benet saw by experience the pride that arose in this monk,
26    IV|           and Linus say, elate in pride avaunted him that he can
27    IV|        hallow it. For he loved no pride, ne to ride on gay horses,
28    IV|        thereon, and therefore the pride of him was so great that,
29    IV|        world is full of vices, of pride, of luxury, and of avarice,
30    IV|          more they are swollen in pride, then Decius, elate in pride,
31    IV|      pride, then Decius, elate in pride, began to covet the empire,
32     V|           his tears to be made by pride, and said to him, in comforting
33     V|         That is to say: The first pride fell low from great light.
34     V|         Which were so elevated in pride that they made them to be
35     V|        they had emprised by their pride to make the tower unto heaven
36     V|        that is to wit: the sin of pride, of lechery, and of avarice.
37     V|         of avarice. In the sin of pride sinned Saul, for Saul by
38     V|            for Saul by the sin of pride persecuted the church over
39     V|         man unto the seat lost by pride.~This holy man S. Francis
40     V|       through the city with great pride and ambition, that there
41    VI|       never elate, ne enhanced in pride, ne dishonest by gluttony.
42    VI|      Crisaunt reproved her of the pride of her vesture, and she
43    VI|           she had not done it for pride, but for to draw him to
44    VI|         there were any elation or pride in his courage, and said
45    VI|          sorrowful, ne elation ne pride should not dominate on them
46   VII|           her. For the edifice of pride fell from her by humility
47   VII|       down into hell for his high pride, we fell with him for our
48   VII|        the burden of justice with pride, and will not meek him,
49   VII|          he abused them evilly by pride, and was a tyrant against
50   VII|           I require thee that the pride and elation of this evil
51   VII|        shall destroy thee and thy pride. Then Julian did do bring