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 1     I|            the which by manner was semblable to the prevarication by
 2     I|          said to them, ye shall be semblable to God, he brake the covenant
 3     I|      consubstantial by generation, semblable of majesty and nothing-unlike,
 4     I|    nothing-unlike, and of eternity semblable. ~Now may we say that Jesus
 5     I|            equal to the Father and semblable, and as to the body substantial
 6     I|             as in the psaltery and semblable instruments: the second
 7     I|           my lord? Such manner, or semblable words, he said daily to
 8    II|          their faces were like and semblable in all things. And when
 9    II|        again his field and another semblable. Then the bishop answered:
10    II|        said these words, and other semblable, the child opened his eyes,
11    II|       words unto christian people, semblable to thee, but to me which
12    II|           asleep, and they had one semblable dream. For them seemed that
13    II|     children were smitten with one semblable and horrible sickness on
14   III|             and became man mortal, semblable to us. Also he deigned to
15   III|           him, adoring with him in semblable manner, and at the third
16   III|           have dread and horror of semblable pains.~And when Maximian
17   III|          By this scripture, and by semblable, the holy prelates destroyed
18   III|            in requiring pardon. In semblable wise the holy Genevieve
19    IV|          miracle, and it is said a semblable thing happed at the Mount
20    IV|          doubted, and other things semblable, which be better not to
21    IV|         the glorious virgin did on semblable habit of this lady and departed
22    IV|            shall clothe her of the semblable clearness of myself; that
23    IV|      defend ye to me that which am semblable to you in your common treasures?
24    IV|           suppose, such things and semblable said the apostles with great
25     V|       sleep and of death were like semblable, so they that sleep be like
26     V|         reverence; to her like and semblable, concord; to them that were
27     V|      seemed, and many other things semblable. And he was covetous of
28     V| disposition of them may be seen by semblable and like in earthly principates.
29     V|     enterprised, he would make him semblable and like unto her. But he
30     V|         when he had said these, or semblable words, he fell suddenly
31    VI|           and a great multitude in semblable habit following him. And
32    VI|         This cistern or piscine is semblable to the fountain of Siloe
33    VI|            make them, be they made semblable to them, and all they that
34    VI|          to the judge: Thy gods be semblable to thee, without entendment
35    VI|           house, but shall make me semblable and like to the turtle,
36   VII|            things, to whom none is semblable ne like, then adore him
37   VII|          pure will, these three be semblable as it were of one work.~
38   VII|            the king said: These be semblable to the poor men that I met
39   VII|        they that love the world be semblable to a man that had three
40   VII|        wilt do thus, thou shalt be semblable to a young man that when
41   VII|            the next night came the semblable vision. He was all abashed
42   VII|          should become mechant and semblable to thee. Then Julian was
43   VII|      showed notorily that such and semblable alms he made there many
44   VII|            and believe, that he is semblable, like, and equal, to the