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 1     I|  prophecy of the place of his birth, and so it was done. Secondly,
 2     I|    But of the pain and of the birth of Judas thou shalt find
 3     I|    the pain of Pilate and his birth thou shalt find in one apocryphum
 4     I|     was set by because of his birth. And Pilate seeing this
 5     I|        and the noblest men of birth of all the land of Egypt,
 6     I|   When so is that the time of birth is, and that ye shall do
 7     I|      office in helping in the birth of children, if it be a
 8     I|      gathered all the most of birth, and expounded in them all
 9    II|  together all the greatest of birth of the children of Israel,
10    II|       noblest and greatest of birth of them of Israel, with
11    II|    showed the prophecy of the birth of our Lord. This Herod
12    II|      our Lord, was tofore his birth provided of our Lord, and
13    II|    pain that they had in your birth was not so great as the
14    II|    would I had perished in my birth. And then she told her husband
15   III|       the fortieth day of his birth, for to offer him to God,
16   III|       to the earth, the which birth he knew long before to be
17   III|       shall rehearse here the birth and beginning of Judas.
18   III|    wherein is contained their birth and their end. Then S. Ambrose
19    IV| tormented than a woman in the birth of her child, wherefore
20     V|    And though he was noble of birth, and rich of lordship, he
21     V|       keeping of men in their birth, and after the nativity
22     V|      have been called from my birth Pelagienne, but for the
23    VI|    king named Edgar, in whose birth angels sang that peace should
24    VI|       the land enjoyed in his birth, hoping to be greatly relieved
25    VI|   king and martyr, and in his birth no cloth was fouled by him.
26    VI|       Suffolk, which took his birth of the noble and ancient
27   VII|     wife named Costus, at the birth of whom his mother died.
28   VII|    four women, with all their birth, were delivered from the
29   VII|    should be delivered of her birth. This child dead, and as
30   VII|   virgin before and after his birth. And this article laid S.
31   VII|    was not only gentle by his birth but also in deed and conditions. ~
32   VII|      179.~Judas Iscariot, the birth and parentage of, iii. 35.~—