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 1     I|           Jesus were not only the humble and small things, but also
 2     I|         And that is the figure of humble prayers. To whom our Lord
 3     I|       spirit descend, but upon an humble heart and being still. Secondly,
 4     I|         which he sendeth into the humble hearts. Sixthly, they were
 5    II|          company of women, he was humble in receiving all things,
 6    II|          agna a lamb, for she was humble and debonair as a lamb,
 7   III|         at Rome. She was the most humble of all other, for like as
 8   III|          upon humility sought the humble places and religious, and
 9   III|     nevertheless she was the most humble and meek in speaking, in
10   III|       Jesu Christ in her body, I, humble Ignatius, her servant, send
11   III|           his special friend, the humble handmaid of Jesu Christ
12   III|    salvation, deigned not only to humble himself and descend from
13   III|           of humility. He is very humble that is worthy to be praised
14   III|      nevertheless she is pure and humble among the women like as
15   III|      Blase was so sweet, holy and humble in manners, that the christian
16   III|         gift of our Lord, or else humble or little. For he was given
17   III| affliction by which a man is made humble; the second is consideration
18   III|           all virtues, for he was humble and debonair, and alway
19   III|         for he was much debonair, humble and merciful to rich and
20   III|         given to us example to be humble when prosperity of high
21   III|          not lady. Much people is humble in low estate and but few
22   III|  Scripture, and was little in his humble conversation. Or thus as
23   III|        penitence. Leave the evil, humble you, do the work of mercy;
24   III|         fulfil all justice and to humble and give ensample of baptism
25   III|           If ye be not little and humble as this child is, ye shall
26    IV|       Paul, as it were little and humble of spirit, and therefore
27    IV|    constitute in his body, he was humble, unknown, and serviceable;
28     V|         saith upon Cantica, is an humble herb and of hot nature and
29     V|           was hot inburning love, humble in conversation, a well
30     V|         of dama, which is a beast humble and meek. Or damianus is
31     V|        made ready to the meek and humble Francis.~And when S. Francis
32    VI|           suffer much, because to humble thee from the high vanity
33    VI|           ought he to be the more humble. Therefore, after that she
34    VI|   handmaid or servant, and was so humble that she would wash the
35    VI|          she became herself as an humble chamberer in the service
36    VI|       healeth my soul. This was a humble and a meek answer. This
37   VII|        mother, and to us all your humble liegemen, without ye take
38   VII|          your daughter chosen and humble handmaid, for to accomplish
39   VII|      Katherine kneeling with most humble reverence and dread said:
40   VII|        your blessed presence your humble servant and ancille Katherine,
41   VII|           verily a monk is always humble, meek, full of charity,
42   VII|          should not swear by him, humble sinner, nevertheless all
43   VII|         after that, he put him in humble prayers, devoutly beseeching
44   VII|           showed himself meek and humble, and more foul he reputed
45   VII|           good conditions. He was humble and serviceable unto all,