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 1     I|    whom they saw in the stable holding her child. The fifth, that
 2     I|  forthwith followed that other holding the plant of his brother'
 3    II| wrought with two lions of gold holding the seat above, and twelve
 4    II|       high, and tenens that is holding, which is as much as to
 5    II|        is as much as to say as holding high things and despising
 6    II|       seven angels tofore thee holding a book, in which was written
 7    II|       made S. Basil to move in holding the young man. S. Basil
 8    II|        thus as S. Basil prayed holding the hand of the young man,
 9   III|   prison she joined her hands, holding them up to heavenward, and
10   III|   bishops of this land for the holding of Easter day, but S. Aldhelm
11   III|         clad in white clothes, holding the sign of the cross, appeared
12   III|     and instance, and stood up holding the cross, looking towards
13   III|     perished, and kneeled down holding his hands up to God beseeching
14   III|        the justifications, and holding all the commandments of
15    IV|    turned him toward the east, holding his hands up to heaven right
16    IV|        ten, which the child be holding began to weep bitterly.
17    IV|       the sea he returned, and holding his feet said: O thou deliverer
18    IV|  fortunate. Beatrice is to say holding blessedness, or it is said
19    IV|      her sister coming to her, holding a brand in her hand, and
20    IV|        Jesu Christ in the air, holding three spears in his hand,
21    IV|     the order, saw Jesu Christ holding three darts in his hand,
22    IV|     name. ~Laurence is said as holding a crown made of laurel.
23    IV|     They prayed in their pains holding up their hands to our Lord
24     V|   Timothy is as much to say as holding dread. Or of timor, that
25     V|        appeared upon the gate, holding the sign of the cross in
26     V|      was standing by the altar holding up his hands into heaven,
27     V|   tofore other, for it is more holding and clear by words and it
28    VI|      the wife of Potiphar, she holding his mantle, and yet by thy
29    VI|       and is as much to say as holding five things. He held first
30    VI|    Martin is as much to say as holding Mars, that is the God of
31    VI|    sparkling, his hair purple, holding a book in his right hand,
32    VI|     man clad in white clothes, holding a book written with letters
33    VI|     And when Clement saw Peter holding the woman by the hand he
34   VII|     three days without moving, holding always his eyes open to
35   VII|        sister in the manner of holding religion. Ten days after,
36   VII|    foresaid things, the priest holding the precious body of our