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 1     I|    Jerusalem was the most city royal and there was the see of
 2     I|       most noble city that was royal. The second cause was, for
 3     I|       that is born? and of his royal dignity when they called
 4     I|      he King, and where is his royal hall? Where is his throne?
 5     I|     throne? Where is his court royal, frequented and used with
 6     I|        in the desert with meat royal; thou accusest me of this
 7     I|        was born of the lineage royal. And as to this he was also
 8     I|        purple, gold, and light royal, which illumined all the
 9     I| goliards in habit shining, and royal apparel, they bear gold
10    II|        my infancy, and born of royal lineage, but I am come alone,
11   III|    manners, that is, the chair royal, as it is said in the book
12   III|        S. Peter sat in a chair royal, for he was prince of the
13   III|     them of that house the fee royal of that boscage, and all
14   III|       did do make there a full royal abbey. And when the pope
15   III|     spiritual of Tournay, city royal, of Noyon, of Ghent, and
16    IV|     Jesu Christ, was born of a royal kindred. Her father was
17    IV|      out of Bologna by the way royal. And then he marked the
18    IV|       dwelled then in the city royal for the cene which had been
19    IV|        and touchedst the siege royal of thy son. The death of
20     V|        Orleans, and was of the royal lineage, and by the splendour
21     V|       was of noble lineage and royal kindred. And in his childhood
22     V|    lineage of Judah and of the royal kindred of David took her
23     V|        Judah, so that the line royal and the line of the priests
24     V|       of this doctor in to the royal city with tapers and lights.
25     V|    Christ. Some be in the hall royal, that is to say in the heaven
26    VI|   within the city, a noble and royal church in the honour of
27    VI|        God, for he was vesture royal of God by ornament of virtues,
28    VI|       was nourished in delices royal she renounced all childishness,
29    VI|      was come, she was clad in royal clothes of gold, but under
30   VII|        and there they beheld a royal queen standing in her estate
31   VII|     fell down flat tofore this royal empress with sovereign reverence,
32   VII|       considered the noble and royal city of Alexandria, and
33   VII|      twenty-four monks, all in royal copes of cloth of gold and
34   VII|   copes of cloth of gold and a royal cross was before them. And
35   VII|     divine grace left the hall royal for to enter into the order
36   VII|        done things against his royal majesty, and his brother
37   VII|        to a poor man his habit royal and abode in a right poor
38   VII|       two sons, princes of the royal hall, Charles and Pepin.
39   VII|        assieged puissantly the royal city of Pavia and took Desiderius,
40   VII|  should not fail of succession royal, the holy man took a wife,
41   VII|       chapel within the palace royal, in which he purposed and
42   VII|     against the act or statute royal, which S. Louis by the counsel
43   VII|       chapel within the palace royal for to worship there the
44   VII|      of Marseilles was born of royal lineage, and had to his
45   VII|       and worship of the siege royal, and for the realm temporal
46   VII|        S. Aldegonde of lineage royal. This holy Aldegonde was