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 1     I|        highness of God. For the serpent said to them, ye shall be
 2     I|        to the earth it became a serpent; anon he took it up and
 3     I|      been changed twice, of the serpent and of the rod. The rivers
 4     I|    state of innocence. Then the serpent which was hotter than any
 5     I|          And in the form of the serpent, for then the serpent was
 6     I|       the serpent, for then the serpent was erect as a man. Bede
 7     I|      Bede saith that he chose a serpent having a maiden's cheer,
 8     I|      spake by the tongue of the serpent to Eve, and said: Why commanded
 9     I|         but laid the sin on the serpent, and privily she laid the
10     I|        on the maker of him. The serpent was not demanded, for he
11     I|      cursing them, began at the serpent, keeping an order and congruous
12     I| congruous number of curses. The serpent was the first and sinned
13     I|       he sinned but in one. The serpent had envy, he lied, and deceived,
14     I|       down and it turned into a serpent, whereof Moses was afeard
15     I|      anon the rod turned into a serpent. Then Pharaoh called his
16     I|        that was turned into the serpent, and say to him: The Lord
17     I|        Lord said to him: Make a serpent of brass and set it up for
18     I|        whole. Then Moses made a serpent of brass, and set it up
19    II|      for a man, or a lion, or a serpent may well slay him, but it
20    II|        it is said of basilico a serpent, for he overcame the serpent,
21    II|    serpent, for he overcame the serpent, enemy of mankind. ~S. Basil
22   III|        church, he found a great serpent, whom by the virtue of his
23   III|         it a little, and anon a serpent issued out.~It happed on
24   III|         like as from a venomous serpent, and thy holy ears should
25    IV|         At the Isle of Melita a serpent bit his hand, and hurted
26    IV|     father the devil, with that serpent thy wife, that will not
27    IV|        like a lion, tail like a serpent, and defended him with two
28    IV|        of Leviathan, which is a serpent of the water and is much
29    IV|        stretched her ear to the serpent, of whom she took the venom
30     V|         thing to dwell with the serpent, and thought for to flee
31     V|        a man was smitten with a serpent and died, and Giles came
32     V|         Giles came against this serpent, and made his orison, and
33     V|       mouth in the field, and a serpent entered by his mouth into
34     V|   suddenly asleep, and then the serpent issued out of his mouth
35     V|         there sprang out anon a serpent venomous. And then S. Francis
36     V|       but the devil, which is a serpent venomous.~There was a friar
37    VI|      his prayers, a right great serpent stretched him from the foot
38    VI|         orisons, he said to the serpent: I know well that sith the
39    VI|       when he had said thus the serpent sprang out of his hood and
40    VI|       they had been overcome. A serpent passed over a river, and
41    VI|       and S. Martin said to the serpent: I command thee in the name
42    VI|       thou return anon. And the serpent returned by the words of
43   VII|          I shall flee thee as a serpent. ~Then the king departed
44   VII|      night wherein was a little serpent, and it avaled down into
45   VII|         the woman, and anon the serpent issued out, which was three
46   VII|     Sergius the monk, vii. 114.~Serpent exorcised by S. Leonard,