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1 I| stained glass at York, the East Window at Wells, and a thousand
2 I| firmament, in running to the east. The seventh sign, the stones
3 I| from so far as from the East unto Jerusalem, which is
4 I| material, they saw in the East; the second, that is spiritual,
5 I| the churches towards the east for three reasons, after
6 I| paradise in the house of the east from the which he exiled
7 I| And after he went into the east, fugitive and vagabond.
8 I| two, and that is in the east. Africa is the south part,
9 I| the south, and from the east to the west. All this land
10 I| shalt spread abroad unto the east and unto the west, and north
11 I| Jacob went forth into the east, and saw a pit in a field
12 III| in the isle of Thanet in East Kent, and king Ethelbert
13 III| in the churchyard at the east end of the church, for they
14 IV| renomee and fame went from the east unto the west, and the people
15 IV| he turned him toward the east, holding his hands up to
16 IV| Spain, and Antony had in the east, Asia, Pontus, and Africa.
17 V| with the bishops of the east till that, the name of that
18 V| region is in the parts of the East beyond the parts of Arabia,
19 V| by a postern towards the east, and they should find there
20 V| and the third toward the east much honourably, and was
21 V| hath resplended from the east unto the west, like unto
22 V| but look only towards the east and say oft of these words:
23 V| eclipse we saw begin in the east and coming unto the term
24 VI| by the orient, that is east, the apostles; by the south,
25 VII| she said: Yonder in the east, and then he wiped his eyes
26 VII| nights after they sailed plat east, and then they saw an island
27 VII| bade them sail forth right east, and within short time by
28 VII| took their ship and sailed east forty days.~And at the forty
29 VII| named Offa, and was king of east England, and he had also
30 VII| christian men towards the east, therefore he would that
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