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 1     I|    contemplative, for in the said hill was our Lord transfigured.
 2     I|          therefore it is said the hill of three lights. Unto this
 3     I|           three lights. Unto this hill Jesu Christ commanded his
 4     I|    likeness of a dove, and in the hill in the likeness of a clear
 5     I|       nature returned against the hill. The old fathers that were
 6     I|          I might take harm on the hill, that I may go into the
 7     I|         set his tabernacle in the hill, and when he came thither
 8     I|      shalt offer to God upon this hill. Moses said unto God: Lo!
 9     I|           stand on the top of the hill having the rod of God in
10     I|        and Hur, ascended into the hill, and when Moses held up
11     I|           Moses ascended into the hill unto God. God called him
12     I|        God. God called him on the hill and said: This shalt thou
13     I|         that ye ascend not on the hill ne touch the ends of it.
14     I|            Whosoever toucheth the hill shall die by death, there
15     I|          blown then ascend to the hill. Moses went down to the
16     I|        forth unto the root of the hill they stood there. All the
17     I|           smoke ascended from the hill as it had been from a furnace.
18     I|           not to the terms of the hill for to see the Lord, for
19     I|        and Aaron shall ascend the hill. All the people and priests
20     I|           Thus Moses abode in the hill forty days and forty nights
21     I|           them at the foot of the hill, and ran and caught down
22     I|         Moses took Aaron upon the hill, and despoiled him of his
23     I|      Aaron died in the top of the hill, and Moses descended with
24    II|        Philistines stood upon the hill on that other part, and
25    II|         that David was hid in the hill of Hachilah which was on
26    II|        Then when David was on the hill far from them, David cried
27    II|           three sons Iying in the hill of Gilboa. And they cut
28    II|           a dwelling-place in the hill of Sion in Jerusalem And
29    II|      Medes, which standeth in the hill of Ecbathanis. To whom Tobias
30    II|         the way in the top of the hill, from whence she might see
31    II|        And when she came down the hill, about the springing of
32   III|          down from the top of the hill unto beneath into the valley.~
33   III|         the last they came to the hill where this holy Alban should
34   III|          so high on the top of an hill, which water flowed all
35   III|          streams running down the hill. And then the people ran
36   III|         hands unto the top of the hill whereas S. Alban was beheaded.
37    IV| Winchcombe till they came upon an hill a mile from the abbey. And
38     V|     things. I mounted up into the hill of weeping, and thou gavest
39     V|          place, which is said the hill of the martyrs, unto the
40    VI|       there were any such city or hill in his land in which such
41    VI|      marvelling, sent to the same hill and there found the cave
42   VII|           Sinai, not far from the hill, fast by the place whereas
43   VII|       they came to the top of the hill they saw not the angel,
44   VII|           north, where they saw a hill all of fire, and a foul
45   VII|         stood on each side of the hill like a wall all burning.
46   VII|           for we see that a great hill may be comprised and perceived
47   VII|          it fall down from a high hill. And then came the angel