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 1     I|        flesh all pure and without corruption. And these three things
 2     I|       myrrh which preserveth from corruption, is understood the flesh
 3     I|           flesh which was without corruption. And the kings when they
 4     I|          be brought to life, from corruption to incorruption, from exile
 5     I|         misery to glory, and from corruption to incorruption. Whereof
 6     I|     suffer thine holy body to see corruption. The second reason is for
 7     I|            this bread may feel no corruption. To them in desert, abovesaid,
 8    II|          of virginity without any corruption; essence of charity without
 9    II|         in a sure place; unto the corruption of my heart ne body, I never
10    II|        said: The body may take no corruption but if the heart and will
11    II|          Lechery is engendered of corruption, and of corruption cometh
12    II|  engendered of corruption, and of corruption cometh pollution, and of
13   III|   cardinal deacon. After, for the corruption of the air, the pope Pelagius
14   III|        should be full and foul of corruption. And when she saw that Zosimus
15    IV|         the flesh as she was from corruption of her body. Then said our
16    IV|        suffer in the sepulchre no corruption of body. And anon the soul
17    IV|       oughtest to have no harm of corruption; where thou haddest no corruption
18    IV| corruption; where thou haddest no corruption of virginity in childing
19    IV|         shouldst be alway without corruption, and live entirely, which
20    IV|           the victory against the corruption of death and clothes of
21    IV|           her unto heaven without corruption, and shall clothe her of
22    IV|        and more holy life without corruption of death for to remain in
23    IV|           How might anything have corruption that bare life? And yet
24    IV|          nor her flesh felt never corruption. And they that she was the
25    IV|          childing ought to see no corruption. And she that bare the creator
26    IV|          his flesh suffered never corruption. Then is except from this
27    IV|           part of diseases, ne of corruption. But she is except of some
28    IV|           may he not keep without corruption, of stench, of rottenness?
29    IV|        belly of the whale without corruption. Should not he then keep
30    IV|       never had tatche ne spot of corruption in bringing forth so great
31    IV|         For she is always without corruption that was full of so much
32     V|          and this virgin, without corruption flourishing, get unto us
33    VI|         in his flesh was found no corruption, but it was fair and fresh
34    VI|        they being married without corruption, were put in a deep pit,
35    VI|      sweetly smelling and without corruption, which body she took and
36    VI|           have been kept from all corruption, and haddest of me two sons
37    VI|       espouse, and always without corruption? Secondly, because she is
38   VII|         were all without any evil corruption, and the odour of his precious
39   VII|          both of nose and eyes by corruption of the said sickness, the
40   VII|           holy sacrifices without corruption. And there the priest kisseth
41   VII|          felony and wickedness or corruption, ye must so obey both to