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 1    II|         the great India where he shone by miracles innumerable,
 2    II|        silver, and a great light shone tofore them, and on the
 3   III|         a shining which came and shone upon him. And anon he began
 4   III|    benignity, with all humility, shone in S. Marcial, and he was
 5    IV|           and for so much as she shone in beauty greatly, and in
 6    IV|          cheer and visage of her shone as clear as it had been
 7    IV|      emperor come, their visages shone like to the sun. And the
 8    IV|      ordained to be a priest, he shone in so great holiness, that
 9    IV|       and when the sun smote and shone on it, it was more shining
10    IV|       and stones. And S. Stephen shone in beauty of body, in flower
11    IV|         continent that his flesh shone all of clearness and chastity,
12    IV|          the flesh of S. Dominic shone much of great chastity and
13    IV|          feel of Laurence how he shone by great dignity. And how
14    IV|          burnt, but he enlumined shone; he burned lest he should
15    IV|        great light, and the palm shone by right great clearness,
16    IV|         a green rod whose leaves shone like to the morrow star.
17    IV|        to wash it. The body anon shone by so great clearness that
18    IV|       not see it. And that light shone as long as they were about
19    IV|      mother, and the soul of her shone by so great light that none
20     V|       And he being a young child shone in so great abundance of
21     V|       Not by his merits his life shone, but by the aid of God.
22     V|         in whom all divine grace shone, for to refrain his desires,
23     V|          a right fair star which shone amidst of the cell through
24     V|         into exile, and there he shone by miracles and virtues.
25     V|          wherein precious stones shone, and made therein the images
26     V|          first see, and there he shone by word and by ensample
27     V| replenisher of the privy majesty shone in his blessed face at the
28     V|   history of him. And like as he shone in all bounty and virtue,
29     V|           Logier.~Logier when he shone and resplended in all virtue
30     V|     saint, and the renomee of it shone over all, and he was tormented
31     V|       divers orders. And then he shone by so great heavenly grace
32    VI|      named Ursula. This daughter shone full of marvellous honesty,
33    VI|         splendour and light that shone in the visage of our Lord
34    VI|         for tofore this mishap I shone in great wealth like a tree,
35    VI|      conversation of Jesu Christ shone in them as in a mirror,
36    VI|      with his wife, and the moon shone right clear which entered
37    VI|          of a noble king. And he shone there by so great miracles,
38    VI|        eighty-one. And his cheer shone as it had been glorified,
39    VI|      other and plenty of virtues shone in her, the which were overlong
40    VI|     discovered his visage, which shone and was bright as the face
41    VI|        perdurability of God, she shone in the verity of God, and
42    VI|      right noble by example, she shone by miracle, and she was
43    VI|      maid named Radegonde, which shone by the beauty of her hair,
44    VI|          it upon him, wherein he shone by virtuous liviing and
45   VII|     walls were of fine gold, and shone by marvellous clearness,