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 1     I| Sexagesima representeth also the mystery of redemption. For by ten
 2     I|        go before, and this is by mystery. For man first overthrew
 3     I|   resurrection. Thirdly, for the mystery of the comparation, for
 4     I|        that knew not plainly the mystery of the incarnation, of his
 5     I|       when he was clarified, the mystery of the Trinity was showed.
 6     I|        the disciples to know the mystery of this holy sacrament.
 7     I|         things. We show also the mystery of the incarnation of our
 8     I|   conformed to holiness, and the mystery of his passion by the which
 9    II|       yet he said more, that the mystery of the cross was great.
10    II|         said: It may not be said mystery, but torment, and if thou
11    II|       shall make thee prove this mystery. And Andrew said to him:
12    II|          will that thou hear the mystery, and if thou knew and believedst
13    II|        Then he showed to him the mystery of the cross, and assigned
14   III|       were there told to him the mystery of the cross, and informed
15   III|         saw in his dream all the mystery of our faith, as well how
16   III|     never filth, and all by holy mystery; on whom the Holy Ghost
17   III|          sang and hallowed great mystery in heaven with great joy
18    IV|        the representation of the mystery, the number of seven is
19    IV|         when by the grace of his mystery he replenished the world
20    IV|          dreadful and marvellous mystery of dissension natural and
21     V|        than thou shalt bring the mystery of the Trinity and his divinity
22     V|          regard thereof; for the mystery of the Trinity is greater
23     V|   entresemble together for great mystery. For it appertaineth that
24     V|        was demonstrance of great mystery, which mystery the gloss
25     V|          of great mystery, which mystery the gloss expoundeth upon
26     V|          be pertaining to divine mystery, and therefore it is attributed
27     V|         name, the opinion of his mystery might be known throughout
28     V|   courage, ne understand yet the mystery of this thing by our conning
29    VI|          this treble wisdom, the mystery of the Trinity, ne of our
30    VI|   written within for to hide the mystery of profoundness, and without
31   VII|        showed many things of the mystery of the incarnation, the
32   VII|         him, but he knew not the mystery that they said. The prelate
33   VII|      duly and right worthily his mystery. He profited ever, going
34   VII|          all rotten, by help and mystery of midwifery was had out
35   VII|        is so named canon for the mystery of the precious sacrament
36   VII|        new and old testament and mystery of faith, which shall be
37   VII|      Pater noster, for the great mystery that it containeth. The
38   VII|          that it containeth. The mystery of this devout orison, Pater
39   VII|        to believe firmly all the mystery of that precious sacrament,
40   VII|         s gospel is said for the mystery in it containing, for in
41   VII|       the noble virtue and noble mystery that in the exposition of
42   VII|        of.~mowe, v., to be able.~mystery, Fr. metierr, work or business.~