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 1     I| given. Or otherwise by these eight days may be understood eight
 2     I| eight days may be understood eight things, of which the considerati
 3     I|      this sending and coming eight things be to be considered.
 4     I|   after he had begotten Seth eight hundred years, and engendered
 5     I|    be circumcised when he is eight days old, and I will that
 6     I|       Isaac, and when he was eight days old he circumcised
 7    II|   tofore him. This Jesse had eight sons, he brought tofore
 8    II| there were founder in Israel eight hundred thousand strong
 9    II|     maketh memory of her the eight days of the feast after,
10    II|  Lord two hundred and eighty eight under Diocletian and Maximian
11    II|      Hebrew measure of about eight bushels. coarted, pp., constrained
12   III|   about the year of our Lord eight hundred and fifty, and the
13   III|     England, and when he was eight years old our Lord showed
14   III|      the people and demanded eight days' respite, and they
15   III|      it to him. And when the eight days were passed they came
16    IV|   our Lord the year of grace eight hundred and six. And he
17    IV|    died the year of our Lord eight hundred and nineteen. Then
18    IV|  lived by the space after of eight days, and preached to his
19    IV|    so. And then he converted eight thousand men. And then the
20    IV|    slept but two hundred and eight years. ~
21    IV|  laboured in the fevers, and eight days tofore her death she
22    IV|     that he gave him term of eight days, so that at the end
23    IV|  days, so that at the end of eight days he should appear again
24     V|     thousand one hundred and eight men believed in our Lord
25     V|  they departed from the host eight miles farther, and took
26     V|   About the year of our Lord eight hundred and thirty-two,
27    VI|  hast made me to suffer pain eight days in purgatory, because
28    VI|  there in the service of God eight years, she yielded up her
29    VI|      she was by the space of eight and twenty days in continual
30    VI|    howbeit that she had been eight and twenty years in languor
31    VI|     of S. Elizabeth, and was eight days on going thither, and
32   VII|      write; he wrote seventy eight books; he accounted the
33   VII|      his fellows abode there eight weeks, till Trinity Sunday
34   VII|   Lord six hundred and sixty eight, and they were accustomed
35   VII|     of body, cruel of sight, eight foot long of his stature,
36   VII|   about the year of our Lord eight hundred and fifteen. In
37   VII|      in the year of our Lord eight hundred and fifty-six, as
38   VII|    of ten days, and after of eight, and after of seven, and
39   VII|      terms of the days, ten, eight, seven, six.~After this
40   VII|     and began about the year eight hundred and fiftyone. If