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 1     I|        alway a virgin should be married, because that by the sacrament
 2     I|      seventh all they that were married. But because that now we
 3     I|         virgins, continent, and married folk; which be signified
 4     I|       the order of them that be married. For the sanctuary is straiter
 5     I|        worthy than they that be married. The second knocking at
 6    II|     thankings, and therewith he married his oldest daughter. And
 7    II|      blessed them that were new married, and said: Lord God give
 8    II|       of the young man that was married, a branch of palm full of
 9    II|       foresaid S. Anastasia was married unto a paynim named Publius,
10    II|       son of Zebedee, which had married the third sister of our
11    II|  Remigius had a niece which was married to a clerk named Genebaldus,
12    II|         and she would have been married, but S. Hilary preached
13    II|        discord among wedded and married people, and debate among
14    II|  deceived, did her pleasure and married her to the young man and
15   III|    human. And the woman that is married is subject to man. and is
16   III|       when they feel themselves married, they reign much cruelly,
17    IV|       would never consent to be married, for she had avowed virginity;
18     V|        good age. The sister was married in to the world, and on
19     V|     noble paynim. and was twice married. He had Savien of his first
20     V|    named Mary also, and she was married to Alpheus. And Alpheus
21     V|        husband being dead, Anne married the third named Salome,
22     V|        called Mary, and she was married to Zebedee. And this Mary
23     V|         should after the law be married. All the others obeyed his
24     V|      that were convenable to be married and had no wife, that each
25     V|        should be desponsate and married to the Virgin Mary. And
26     V|      and right fair, noble, and married but fourteen months without
27     V|         age, was required to be married of one Aquilinus, son of
28     V| answered that her behoved to be married and choose a husband full
29     V|      virgins, of continents, of married people, and the castles
30     V|         last she had will to be married to God by great penance.~
31    VI|         of England, and then he married the oldest of them to a
32    VI|         at the last, they being married without corruption, were
33    VI|       Constantinople, which was married to the son of a king, but
34    VI|        Mary Cleophas, which was married to Alpheus. And Jude was
35    VI|      children, and they that be married replenish the earth. And
36    VI|        honours. After this they married him unto a fair damoisel
37    VI|        his life, and how he was married by the commandment of his
38    VI|         she would not have been married, yet she durst not gainsay
39    VI|        continence. Then was she married to the landgrave of Thuringia,
40    VI|        she would never after be married for the love of him, and
41   VII|     realm, and he consented and married her. And soon after the
42   VII|    Britain, named Coel, that he married his daughter Helen, which
43   VII|      that she had no will to be married. And then there arose and
44   VII|         we should consent to be married, we let you plainly wit
45   VII|        also how she was visibly married to our Lord, in showing
46   VII|        think it. I am given and married to Jesu Christ, he is my
47   VII|    father and mother would have married her to a noble man rich
48   VII|   mother, yet supposing to have married her, went there where both