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 1     I|            leo de cubili, etc. The lion is risen out of his bed.
 2    II|       water at a well, and there a lion came and slew him and drank
 3    II|            a bull, for a man, or a lion, or a serpent may well slay
 4   III|          and a sepulchre made by a lion that came thither. And then
 5   III|        Zosimus buried her, and the lion departed debonairly, and
 6   III|   Inquisition, then began he, as a lion, to seek the heretics over
 7   III|           there brought a terrible lion for to devour him, but anon
 8    IV|           understanding mouth of a lion, and fought against innumerable
 9    IV|     shameless hound and insatiable lion, thou hast power over my
10    IV|           either side, head like a lion, tail like a serpent, and
11     V|        hear the holy lesson, and a lion came halting suddenly in
12     V|            his guest, and then the lion showed to him his foot being
13     V|           plant of the foot of the lion was sore hurt and pricked
14     V|          profit, and joined to the lion an office, by the accord
15     V|            in his pasture, and the lion slept fast, and certain
16     V|          away. And anon after, the lion awoke and when he found
17     V|           the camels. And when the lion knew the ass, with a great
18     V|        Lord hereupon. And then the lion began to run joyously throughout
19    VI|            of a man, the face of a lion, the face of an ox and the
20    VI|         right side the face of the lion, and on the left side the
21    VI|            Mark was figured in the lion, for he wrote more clearly
22    VI|         some say, the fawns of the lion be as they were dead unto
23    VI|          but by the braying of the lion they been raised at the
24    VI|            an ox in his passion, a lion in his resurrection, and
25    VI|           eyes. By the face of the lion it is showed how he was
26    VI|       tormented by affliction. The lion is a noble beast, for he
27    VI|       brought to the bordel, but a lion that was in the amphitheatre
28    VI|           anon he was taken of the lion, and the lion began to look
29    VI|         taken of the lion, and the lion began to look on the virgin
30    VI|            thither for to take the lion, and they anon fell down
31    VI|            the bordel, so that the lion should be burnt with Daria,
32    VI|          burnt with Daria, and the lion considering well this thing,
33    VI|           went, there came a great lion and bare away that other
34    VI|      herdmen and ploughmen saw the lion bearing the child all alive,
35    VI|           that by divine grace the lion left the child all safe
36    VI|          might come to me, a great lion issued out of the forest,
37    VI|           me from the mouth of the lion, and was nourished in such
38    VI|           go to them a right cruel lion, and the lion ran to them
39    VI|          right cruel lion, and the lion ran to them and inclined
40    VI|           things. Or it is said of lion. The lion hath in himself
41    VI|            it is said of lion. The lion hath in himself four things.
42    VI|    sovereign things. Secondly, the lion hath subtlety in two things,
43    VI|            affection. Thirdly, the lion hath might in his voice,
44    VI|          profitable. Fourthly, the lion hath dread in his heart
45    VI|           was among the hands of a lion, and taken from the hands
46    VI|        taken which was like a wood lion, she hath sent hither like
47   VII|          we march and tread on the lion and on the dragon. And as
48   VII| miraculously discovered, iii. 291.~Lion of S. Jerome, v. 203.~Loaves