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 1    II|     Saul and an evil spirit oft vexed him. Then his servants said
 2    II|       said to him: Thou oft art vexed with an evil spirit, it
 3    II|     always when the evil spirit vexed Saul, David harped tofore
 4    II|         and thus I vex him that vexed me. This holy abbot S. Macarius
 5    II|      hundred and sixty six, and vexed her more sharply than tofore,
 6    II|       time when he was sick and vexed with the fevers, and saw
 7   III|         all such people as were vexed with divers maladies and
 8   III|     died anon.~A clerk that was vexed with the devil was brought
 9   III|     that time in Milan many men vexed and beset with devils, which
10   III|      dried up. Another that was vexed with a devil said that S.
11   III|      will of her father she was vexed with the fevers and axes.
12   III|         her bed, and the fevers vexed her as they did tofore,
13   III|    Archemius whose daughter was vexed of a fiend, wherefore he
14   III|    servant of God was taken and vexed with a devil, and knowledging
15   III|       he and his wife were sore vexed and troubled with fiends,
16   III| demanded of the fiends why they vexed them so, and they answered
17   III|      sick were healed, and many vexed by spirits were delivered
18   III|         a hot fever ague, which vexed him in such wise that he
19   III|       of them that were mad and vexed, which were burnt by the
20   III|         the singers was so sore vexed with the enemy that he ate
21    IV|        his speech; one that was vexed with a devil he delivered;
22    IV|         of bodies that they had vexed, and when they had overcome
23    IV|       Otto, that was so cruelly vexed and tormented with the devil
24    IV|       There was a man which was vexed with many devils and was
25    IV|      Italy, that a man was sore vexed with toothache, and he attouched
26     V|     come in. All they that were vexed and sick, and the fire of
27     V|         and each house that was vexed with pestilence he entered,
28     V|        which no less pestilence vexed, and he in a short space
29     V|        Lord. And he was so sore vexed with the pain, that they
30     V|       though S. Rocke were sore vexed with the pestilence, yet
31     V|     woman in Guienne, which was vexed with a devil that dwelled
32     V|         that dwelled in her and vexed her marvellously six years
33     V|     anon the devil ravished and vexed her, and a priest prayed
34     V|        was strongly grieved and vexed of Cyprian, and at the last
35     V|       sufferance of God she was vexed with axes and fevers. And
36    VI|         Gilbert, which was sore vexed with a fever quartan from
37    VI|       the fever came again, and vexed him continually unto the
38    VI|       of which I have long been vexed. And I have heard say that
39    VI|      dalmatic, and one that was vexed with a devil was brought
40    VI|       great malady which had so vexed her that she lay in her
41    VI|   Dietrich which was grievously vexed in his knees and in his
42    VI|      censures against them that vexed it, and cursed them that
43    VI|         of luxury, and daily he vexed her in desiring her to accord
44   VII|        woman tormented and sore vexed by the devil, that began
45   VII|         counterfaited, blind or vexed with the enemy, or of whatsomever
46   VII|      archbishop of Narbonne was vexed with a strong axes, and
47   VII|          wherewith she was sore vexed. And she made her prayer
48   VII|         prisoner there.~A woman vexed with a wicked spirit was