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 1     I|      Jews. For four times he was mocked. First, at the house of
 2     I|         wounds. Secondly, he was mocked in the house of Herod, which
 3     I|     white vestures, and I God am mocked and vilipended, and in the
 4     I| perverted it. Thirdly, Jesus was mocked in the house of Pilate.
 5     I|     times, like as he was for us mocked and scorned on the cross.
 6     I|        if they left it. And they mocked him and said that he raved
 7    II|          daughter: Why hast thou mocked me so, and hast suffered
 8    II|        and issue all abashed, he mocked them and called them cowards.
 9   III|       where he saw a juggler who mocked his words. The fiend took
10   III|         such confusion that I am mocked because thou refusest to
11   III|         to the ground because he mocked the holy man, and died anon.~
12   III|         aforesaid priest, but he mocked and japed so much that he
13   III|         himself disappointed and mocked, turned himself unto Felicula,
14   III|       full sore of that they had mocked them the day before. And
15   III|        doctrine, but scorned and mocked him, wherefore God took
16   III|       abashed because the devils mocked them so. And then S. Germain
17   III|           to beseech.~japed, v., mocked.~jowes, n., Fr. joues. cheeks.~
18    IV|   abashed because the devils had mocked them so. And then S. Germain
19    IV|         the adversaries of truth mocked him, and spit at him, and
20    IV|          he weened that they had mocked him. And when he saw it,
21     V|          saith: They scorned and mocked him by the clothing of a
22     V|     drunken villains of the town mocked and scorned him of his providence,
23     V|        the king. And as Ebroinus mocked the bishop, they answered
24    VI|          and yet for all that he mocked the judge. Then the judge
25    VI|       estrained, haled forth and mocked, insomuch that of this remembrance
26    VI|          him many evil turns and mocked him, but he never complained,
27    VI|   baigned him in a water, and he mocked a poor man which S. Elizabeth
28    VI|         Christ, the philosophers mocked him as he had been mad or
29    VI|       the first philosopher that mocked him and despised his predication,
30   VII|     emperor, v. 39.~Frederic who mocked S. Elizabeth, vi. 229.~Frenchmen