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 1     I|     sons by his wife ere the famine and hunger came, which Asenath
 2     I|    buy corn. There was great famine in the land of Canaan, and
 3     I|      hell. ~In the meanwhile famine and hunger oppressed all
 4     I|    It is two years since the famine began, and yet been five
 5     I|    rest five year to come of famine, therefore come lest thou
 6     I|      of us thy servants, the famine is so great in the land
 7     I|     of bread, and hunger and famine oppressed specially and
 8    II|       Nicolas suffered great famine, in such wise that victual
 9   III|     he dwelt that so great a famine was in the country that
10   III|      in that country a great famine, and all that ever S. Benet
11   III|   happed in Apulia was great famine, and the land was barren
12   III|   city, and so long that the famine oppressed so sore, that
13   III|    thousand were perished by famine and by sword. It is read
14   III| Eutichius to die by force of famine and to give up his spirit.
15   III|  Apostles, there was a great famine in the time of Claudius
16   III|  Claudius the emperor, which famine had Agabus prophesied, and
17   III|      there followed so great famine and hunger that many died
18    IV|   And when he saw that great famine was there, he sold his books,
19     V|     to suffer death there by famine and hunger. But when Herodias,
20     V|    will of God, that a great famine should come, and assembled
21     V|     our Lord shall suffer no famine among the people. But without
22     V|  said to him: Lo! now is the famine come, which as long as I
23     V|  excited by great hunger and famine by long fasting, and as
24   VII|      been tormented bv great famine and fasting, and supposed
25   VII|   and thereof ensued a great famine and great mortality, that
26   VII|    who often said to her: By famine, or by fault and lack of
27   VII| cloud, iv. 236, 257.~Apulia, famine in, iii. 141.~Aquapendens,
28   VII|   symbols explained, vi. 47.~Famine in Jerusalem, iii. 167.~