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 1     I|    every one came again to his heritage. By which is understood
 2     I| returned to the mansion of our heritage of heaven. The third reason
 3     I|        into the country of our heritage of heaven, we may enter.
 4     I|      that is, into heaven. The heritage lost is rendered, whereof
 5     I|        to me thy patrimony and heritage I shall give thee some pottage.
 6     I|    father's faculty and of the heritage of his house? Shall he repute
 7    II|    hath anointed thee upon his heritage and ordained thee a prince,
 8    II|        father Job gave to them heritage among their brethren, and
 9    II|        Tobias received all the heritage of the house of Raguel and
10    II|       a more fairer and nobler heritage than his was, the which
11    II|      helped them to sell their heritage. But when he understood
12    IV|        he shall give to me his heritage. And when the duke understood
13    IV|     would usurp to himself his heritage. Then he was taken, and
14    IV|  bishopric, dwelled in his own heritage, of which he was put out,
15    IV|       a time playing about the heritage of Beatrice, and saw her,
16    IV|   Lucretius entered into their heritage. And thus as he assailed
17    IV|        sister possessed by the heritage of their mother three places,
18    IV|         possessing by rightful heritage, as to my sons. First, to
19    IV|    gifts, and bought again his heritage, and took his men again
20     V|  things, with my lordship  and heritage, I leave to thee, and command
21     V|      all the possession of our heritage shall appertain to thee.
22     V|      me by double right as his heritage and by the merits of his
23     V|       returned unto his proper heritage, and there entended with
24     V|        Jesu Christ heir of his heritage. On a time as he went to
25     V|    heir so that he had all the heritage, and then he was constrained
26     V|        wife and govern his own heritage. And on a day it happed
27     V|      by my parents by rightful heritage. And this was done in the
28     V|    that is to say heaviness or heritage, for he had heaviness of
29     V|      heaviness of his sins and heritage of the heavenly joys.~
30    VI|     and shall give him of mine heritage. And anon he committed him
31    VI|       and threw her out of her heritage. And because her patience
32    VI|      possess the see of God by heritage, he gave it over to Linus
33   VII|     And he changed his earthly heritage, his worldly dignity and
34   VII|       great patrimony into the heritage and livelihood of holy church
35   VII|    holy church for to have his heritage in heaven. And he did all
36   VII|     what he should do with the heritage that was left him, and he
37   VII|      leave to them, instead of heritage, a word of health, and that
38   VII| Arsenius by his testament much heritage, and one, Magistrianus,
39   VII|        which is within our own heritage, and is called by the folk
40   VII|    belonging to me by mine own heritage, coming from mine ancestry,