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 1     I|           insight into he popular religious thought of the middle ages,
 2     I|           Apostles preach it, the religious believe it, the fiends our
 3     I|       closed. And this signifieth religious men that be in the world
 4     I|         second were the monks and religious men, in the third were all
 5     I|        that is to say of Seth, as religious, saw the daughters of men,
 6    II|       bishop that led an holy and religious life, and loved S. Andrew
 7    II| transformed him in the guise of a religious woman, and put him in a
 8    II|         born in Egypt of good and religious father and mother, and when
 9   III|      sought the humble places and religious, and came at the last to
10   III|       woman, which after was more religious, and the people more firm
11   III|         time was a good, holy and religious monk named Zosimus, and
12   III|   forty-one, that a friar, a much religious man, was sick unto the death,
13   III|          taken, and many bishops, religious, and great plenty of other
14   III|           man wise, constant, and religious, which doubted nothing.
15   III|        Edward appeared to an holy religious man, and bade him go to
16   III|         many, and he said to some religious men of evil life: Ye children
17    IV|  remission, and is yet used among religious men. For when a religious
18    IV|         religious men. For when a religious man hath continued in his
19    IV|          had despoiled him of his religious clothing, and they had done
20    IV|        and clothed again with his religious clothes, and brought again
21    IV|          into the cloister of the religious. And when S. Dominic was
22    IV|           this vision saw again a religious man of the hospital with
23    IV|      Dominic was in his voyage, a religious man, which was of good conversation
24    IV|   perseverantly. And he was right religious, and a gracious lector oft
25     V|          effectually, and visited religious places of poor people; wretches
26     V|         of noble lineage and much religious. Whose father hight Celestin,
27     V|      knight in the world and much religious to God. And his mother was
28     V|        there met him on the way a religious man named Savien, which
29     V|          city Egea, and born of a religious mother named Theodora. They
30     V|      himself in the number of the religious. And the wicked paynims
31    VI|          with the company of holy religious men, and especially among
32    VI|         in no manner.~There was a religious monk which had great devotion
33    VI|        how she had avowed to be a religious woman. And after, took up
34    VI|        hour of noon with good and religious persons. His wife, that
35    VI|           was named Aglaia, led a religious life, but because they had
36    VI|         altar, he hath been right religious, in fasting, in waking,
37    VI|           she clad her with habit religious and kept perpetual continence
38    VI|      forsook the world and became religious men. And on a day he came
39   VII|        sent over sea for a devout religious woman named Hildelith, to
40   VII|        and in especial to receive religious folk, monks, and poor pilgrims.
41   VII|          as the privileges of the religious there testify to this day,
42   VII|            and to many other poor religious builded churches, cloisters,
43   VII|          it, and required of many religious that, within their churchyard
44   VII|           kept under the cure and religious diligence of his master,
45   VII|         his angels, men and women religious and holy, as well by her