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 1     I|         religious believe it, the fiends our enemies confess it.
 2     I|    illusions, and machinations of fiends be seen grow and boil. And
 3     I| marvellous thing; for like as the fiends had entered into the hogs,
 4     I|           sins of the people, the fiends entered into wolves and
 5     I|       happen, to the end that the fiends and the evil spirits should
 6     I|           chase and hunt away the fiends being in the air, and to
 7     I|       know that it is so that the fiends be put out by this canticle:
 8     I|        fourthly, because that the fiends and enemies so much dread
 9     I|       them to preach, and to cast fiends out of bodies, and to heal
10     I|           that they have, and the fiends by virtues natural, which
11     I|         the enchanter, by help of fiends. The good christian man
12    II|           leash of the right evil fiends, wherefore I weep and pray
13    II|        not break them, and if the fiends hurt any of them by any
14    II|         with a great multitude of fiends, and when he had read the
15    II|           the devil took with him fiends that served for fornication,
16    II|          the lapidiments that the fiends do to me, for they hold
17    II|         with a great multitude of fiends, without seeing of any man,
18    II|          of God, help me. And the fiends enforced them so greatly
19    II|           to these black moors or fiends. And when he awoke he said.
20   III|         and of the invocations of fiends, and gladly he studied,
21   III|          and a great multitude of fiends came about him and made
22   III|           well that otherwise the fiends would not do for him. Now
23   III|        whom thou worshippest, but fiends, for they be delivered to
24   III|          God, and I adore not the fiends as ye do. And anon then
25   III|     issued out of the water three fiends, like Ethiopians, more black
26   III|           of Paradise, and as the fiends required to have him, a
27   III|           vexed and troubled with fiends, and as they were brought
28   III|       Marcial, he demanded of the fiends why they vexed them so,
29    IV|      magician and counselled with fiends, of whom he had answer that
30    IV|       moreover men that were like fiends he changed them to angels.
31     V|        temples were ravished with fiends and died, and the king Polemius
32    VI|        and untrue, and fellows to fiends, thieves, and robbers of
33    VI|          suddenly borne away with fiends. Then after, this holy maid
34    VI|         said that these be wicked fiends of hell that bear with them
35   VII|          despise thy gods that be fiends. And then she fell down
36   VII|     people heard a great noise of fiends crying in the air, saying:
37   VII|      there came a great number of fiends and assailed them with hooks
38   VII|         their ship, wherefore the fiends began to roar and cry, and
39   VII|        and help, for they saw the fiends all about the ship, and
40   VII|           sorrowful cry all those fiends departed from them and returned
41   VII|         him there still, that the fiends should not fetch him to
42   VII|         came a great multitude of fiends, blasting and roaring and
43   VII|       then S. Brandon charged the fiends by his passion that they
44   VII|          that night. And then the fiends went their way roaring and
45   VII|          see, and on the morn the fiends came with a horrible noise,
46   VII|         that he enchased away the fiends by his prayer. S. Helen