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 1     I|         hath taken this penible coat with which he is clad. He
 2     I|  Emperor to despoil him of that coat. And anon as he had put
 3     I|       Emperor marvelled of this coat, and it was told to him
 4     I|     told to him that it was the coat of Jesus. Then the Emperor
 5    II|    other, for Jonathan gave his coat that he was clad withal,
 6    II|     Then Job arose, and cut his coat, and did do shave his head,
 7    II|      touching of the hem of the coat of Jesu Christ. When S.
 8    II|       Jesu Christ. She rent her coat and showed to him that she
 9    II|        And he took with him the coat of S. Paul which was made
10    II| reverence, S. Anthony ware this coat and clad him withal in great
11    II|         silk and do on a coarse coat and wouldst help to take
12    II|       clothe thee with a coarse coat, and wouldst descend into
13    II|       had cold, he gave him his coat, and himself sat all naked.
14    II|         burden. ~habergeon, n., coat of scale armour. hallows,
15   III|       the hair next his body, a coat and a gown, and if it happed
16   III|        white vestments with one coat and mantel, and hosed, and
17    IV|       clothing as thou seest, a coat and a mantle, and when I
18    IV|          that was the hair, his coat and his gown, and if it
19    IV|        whom her father bare her coat to the church of S. Stephen,
20    IV|     bishop of the city took the coat of our Lady and set it on
21    IV|         proved by that that her coat vanished away, and the duke,
22     V|  stature. He is clad in a white coat, and a white mantle, which
23     V|       Giles, which gave him his coat. And as soon as he clad
24     V|     Lord. And then she took her coat and rent it unto her girdle
25     V|        and clad him with a foul coat, and took a cord for his
26     V|       anon: Despoil thee of thy coat and give it to the poor
27     V|        he touched them with his coat, and none of them arose
28     V|      have, after his death, his coat I should be greatly comforted.
29     V|          I give to thee this my coat; if thou have thereto, after
30     V|       drop of water touched his coat ne wet nothing on him. Then
31    VI|    sacristy and did off his own coat, and gave it to the poor
32    VI|        market and bought a vile coat and a short for five pence,
33    VI|          and the sleeves of his coat came but to his elbows,
34    VI|       was content with one poor coat lined with a mantlet; she
35    VI|       of God, and clad him in a coat, and demanded alms for God'
36    VI|      colour, the sleeves of her coat were broken, and amended
37   VII|       when he saw him in a vile coat and much lean for hunger,
38   VII|    truants, and all to-rent his coat and cope, and would have
39   VII|         cope, his scapulary and coat, were all without any evil
40   VII|         of precious stones, his coat and scapulary were all shining
41   VII|          and ordained for him a coat of iron, and he commanded
42   VII|         naked body this burning coat. Then answered the good
43   VII|    great wrath put this burning coat upon his blessed naked body.
44   VII|      124.~Chartres saved by the coat of our Lady, iv. 242.~Chastity
45   VII|        i. 31.~Christ's seamless coat, marvellous effect of, i.
46   VII|         King of France, v. 209.~Coat of our Lady, iv. 242.~Cologne,