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 1    II|           envy was put out of his bishopric. And when he was out of
 2    II|           offered to the pope his bishopric up into the pope's hand,
 3    II|           and ordained a see of a bishopric at Laon and made Genebald
 4    II|          neck and would leave his bishopric, but S. Remigius, after
 5   III|          the fortieth year of his bishopric, he saw a dove of fire that
 6   III|            O Patrick, this see ne bishopric God hath not provided to
 7   III|      tofore his death he left his bishopric and went into the holy island,
 8   III|           that is to wit both the bishopric of Worcester and the bishopric
 9   III|    bishopric of Worcester and the bishopric of London. And after this
10   III|           be his successor in the bishopric, and so he was; for a little
11    IV|    twenty-five years and held the bishopric, and thirty-six years after
12    IV|      Swithin guided full well his bishopric, and did much good to the
13    IV|             Bernard, a man of the bishopric of Mutina, as Calixtus the
14    IV|           chased Felix out of his bishopric, and called again Liberius
15    IV|         which was cast out of his bishopric, dwelled in his own heritage,
16    IV|           be his successor in the bishopric, and so he was. For anon
17     V| nevertheless he approached to the bishopric. And anon he established
18     V|         gladly offered to him his bishopric, but he supposed that he
19     V|         might cease and leave his bishopric, and that he would promise
20     V|          the last the cure of the bishopric, which thing, he said, that
21     V|         score and six, and of his bishopric forty, he put himself in
22     V|         town named Cassel, in the bishopric of Tyrdone, in the same
23     V|        river of the Meuse, in the bishopric of Liège. And Anne had three
24     V|        John governed not only the bishopric of Constantinople, but he
25    VI|     convenable, and gave to him a bishopric. And he refused it and left
26    VI|          shalt succeed me in this bishopric, but know thou for certain
27    VI|         the thirtieth year of his bishopric, a woman which was religiously
28    VI|            and put him out of the bishopric, because the word of S.
29    VI|          and fortieth year of his bishopric he passe unto our Lord,
30    VI|          much devout woman of the bishopric of Pisa, came to one of
31    VI|         town of S. Quirito in the bishopric of Assisi, which was born
32    VI|          canons of Lincoln, which bishopric the king had holden long
33    VI|         the said chapter, and the bishopric to him presented, which
34   VII|          recommended him unto the bishopric of Jerusalem, which was
35   VII|        when he was possessing his bishopric, he did distribute and departed
36   VII|      there be in some part of thy bishopric a little place within a
37   VII|     showed by him through all the bishopric of Meaux, that they began