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1 I| torment to them that be damned. Fourthly for to give more
2 I| chosen. The first shall be damned and perished, to whom he
3 I| that they make upon the damned, judgment written with the
4 I| justice, how justly he hath damned them that be evil, because
5 I| him to be mine for to be damned with me. to God, but from
6 I| other on the left side was damned, which was called Gesmas.
7 I| ye ask for, whom Pilate damned to death, and whom the Jews
8 I| that righteously they be damned, and that eternally he bears
9 I| would slay him for his sin, damned himself, and in despair
10 I| denied it, he despaired and damned, he did no penance. And
11 II| me at the judgment to be damned; and anon all this he wrote
12 III| life, and that they were damned in hell, and that they had
13 III| the tree by which we were damned, and the water of that piscine
14 III| that the pope should be damned with all his christian people,
15 III| will not do so shall be damned. Which things, my blessed
16 IV| lord, for certainly he is damned, and shall perish shortly
17 IV| so much honour to a man damned, and thought that they might
18 IV| absolution, and assoileth the damned otherwhile, by the power
19 IV| meet thee. The foul and damned spirits doubt much thy noble
20 V| all unpunished, but he was damned into exile. For as it is
21 V| words of love he shall be damned. Then the devils fighting
22 V| womb he may be dead and be damned. When he is out of the womb
23 VI| old unchaste priests had damned her to; and by thy might,
24 VI| of Peter and Paul to be damned with Judas, in hell everlastingly
25 VI| suffrages were done for a damned man, of whom were doubt
26 VI| Chalgrove, which soul is damned for his wicked living, and
27 VI| pains of hell which the damned suffer, and also they preached
28 VII| hell where they that were damned were not, the which were
29 VII| out of hell, for they be damned perdurably and for ever.
30 VII| apparelled for them that shall be damned. This article ought to be
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