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 1     I|        in the ark of Moses. The rod which flourished, that was
 2     I|      changed. Moses that held a rod in his hand, when he cast
 3     I|     turned into the nature of a rod. Thou seest then how by
 4     I|       of the serpent and of the rod. The rivers of Egypt ran
 5     I|      and them Moses lift up his rod, and then the water departed,
 6     I|    great thirst; Moses took his rod and smote a stone, out of
 7     I|      thine hand? He answered: A rod. Our Lord said: Cast it
 8     I|      and it turned again into a rod. To this, that they believe
 9     I|        God. Take with thee this rod in thine hard, by which
10     I|        in to Egypt, bearing the rod of God in his hand. Then
11     I|         Pharaoh, Aaron cast the rod down tofore Pharaoh, and
12     I|    tofore Pharaoh, and anon the rod turned into a serpent. Then
13     I| likewise into serpents, but the rod of Aaron devoured their
14     I|      and take in thine hand the rod that was turned into the
15     I|          I shall smite with the rod that is in my hand the water
16     I|        thou to Aaron: Take this rod and stretch thine hand upon
17     I|        smote the flood with the rod tofore Pharaoh and his servants,
18     I|         Take thou and raise the rod, and stretch thy hand The
19     I|         of Israel, and take the rod that thou smotest with the
20     I|         thou the stone with the rod and the waters shall come
21     I|      top of the hill having the rod of God in my hand: Joshua
22     I|         three things. First the rod with which he did marvels,
23     I|        every man should bring a rod into the Tabernacle. And
24     I|    Moses wrote each name on the rod, and Moses shut fast the
25     I|         of an almond tree. That rod fell to Aaron. ~And after
26     I|      said to him then: Take the rod in thy hand, and thou and
27     I|     beasts. Moses then took the rod as our Lord bade, and gathered
28   III|    taught the scholars, and the rod with which he menaced them,
29   III|        next day S. Benet took a rod and beat the monk, and then
30   III|       delivered to the curate a rod, and there the knight kneeling
31   III|         Attila, the scourge and rod of God. And then the meek
32    IV|      place. But take this small rod, and thereas thou shalt
33    IV|          and there he pight the rod in the earth, and forthwith
34    IV|         Christopher pitched his rod in the earth, and prayed
35    IV|        which held in his hand a rod of gold with which he touched
36    IV|         and was like to a green rod whose leaves shone like
37    IV|         into heaven, the little rod of Jesse, not without body,
38     V|     each of them should bring a rod to the altar, and his rod
39     V|       rod to the altar, and his rod that flourished, and, after
40     V|       had not brought forth his rod. And then Joseph by the
41     V|        bishop brought forth his rod, and anon it flowered, and
42    VI|        And then he took a sharp rod and beat the maid, that
43   VII|        note he smote him with a rod that he held in his hand
44   VII|         evil apaid, and fette a rod for to beat her daughter