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 1     I|          and of exile we leave the song of gladness, that is alleluia,
 2     I|            and left their usage of song of gladness, saying: Quomodo
 3     I|             etc. Thus leave we the song of praising and of gladness.
 4     I|       death. The ears hear not the song of the angels but the assaults
 5     I|       saints followed him. And the song that is sung in the procession
 6     I|          procession signifieth the song of angels and the praisings
 7     I|            we ought to repeat this song of angels: Sancte Deus,
 8     I|          dove hath wailing for her song, she hath no gall, she maketh
 9     I|           the the thought, and the song of the voice to the preaching
10     I|         psalms, in lessons, and in song. The first manner of music
11     I|     instruments: the second is the song as of the voice; and that
12     I|       blowing, appertaineth to the song of a trumpet and hereof
13     I|         and tunes of accord in his song. Noema, sister of Tubal-cain,
14     I|       children of Israel sang this song to our Lord: Cantemus domino
15    II|             the sweet sound of the song, and the sweetness and odour
16   III|         taketh the weeping for her song; we ought to offer to our
17   III|      Gregory made and ordained the song of the office of holy church,
18   III| established at Rome two schools of song, that one beside the church
19   III|         established in the church, song and offices at Milan first.~
20   III|            up to heaven with merry song of angels, all the people
21   III|            songs, among which this song was heard: Alban the glorious
22   III|        took his soul with heavenly song and mirth and bare it unto
23    IV|          dove hath wailing for her song. This name Peter, Jesus
24    IV|             and heard the glorious song of the heavenly companies
25    IV|        bodily ears the right sweet song of the company celestial.
26    IV|            to heaven with heavenly song in likeness of a white dove.
27    IV|         minstrel sang tofore him a song in which he named oft the
28    IV|             Another said: I am the Song of psalms, which thou hast
29    IV|         came with sweet melody and song, with the orders of the
30    IV|            in order and made sweet song and melody. And what exequies
31    IV|       awaked with the sound of the song of them that mounted, and
32    IV|           followed him in the same song. And our Lord covered the
33    IV|          ne tell, and made joy and song, all enjoying in charity
34    IV|         innumerable continue their song to her, the right noble
35    IV|           And then Peter began the song and said: Enjoy thou spouse
36     V|         when it happed me that the song more moved me than the thing
37     V|   christian men, and sung oft this song: Where be they that say
38     V|          John doubted that by this song simple men might be deceived,
39     V|      things appertaining, save the song which he sent from Bethlehem
40     V|           anon they reprised their song after their custom.~He was
41     V|            size,~canticis, n., the Song of Solomon. ~capax, adj.,
42    VI|            written the lamentation song, by this book is understood
43    VI|            only shall sing the new song, they shall be clad with
44    VI|            the great melody of the song, howbeit her bed was not
45    VI|            the church, and began a song of right great melody, like
46    VI|        obsequies of her, and their song was: Regnum mundi, which
47    VI|         ring dances accompanied by song.~lavas, n., lavishness or
48   VII|           the air some that sang a song that never ear of mortal
49   VII|       office and nightly, save the song. Ambrose, Gelasius, and
50   VII|        licence of me that this new song shall be sung. And when