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 1     I|       John, that saith in his canon: We have advocate to the
 2     I|      may be safe. Whereof the canon saith: The church defendeth
 3   III|      yet there. He put to the canon of the mass these words:
 4   III|     his childhood he was made canon of Paris and of Soissons,
 5    IV|        In the second he was a canon regular, and the third as
 6    IV|      renown grew, he was made canon regular, of the bishop of
 7    IV|     which was wise in the law canon, and had been five years
 8    IV|       and when he came to the canon, in which is remembered
 9     V| spared me from this charge. A canon regular came to him and
10     V|   mutation of places. And the canon being all araged leapt to
11     V|      subtle in expounding the canon of scripture.~And after
12     V|  names of the apostles in the canon, he added and joined thereto
13     V|  rehearsed their names in the canon. And they so wondering,
14    VI|       was chosen to be a high canon of Salisbury, and by the
15    VI| Lincoln, an honourable man, a canon named William, which was
16   VII|    both in right civil and in canon law, and also in theology
17   VII|    these things followeth the canon, which is so named canon
18   VII|      canon, which is so named canon for the mystery of the precious
19   VII|    consecrated, and this same canon is said low or secretly
20   VII|       that are written in the canon, and that same bread was
21   VII|      were a priest.~That same canon containeth nine parts. As
22   VII|      in the sixth part of the canon of the mass as hereafter
23   VII|       the seventh part of the canon of the mass, the priest,
24   VII|     in the eighth part of the canon an orison that beginneth
25   VII|      in the ninth part of the canon of the mass, the priest
26   VII|      the eleventh part of the canon of the mass the priest beateth
27   VII|      folk know the end of the canon and answer: Amen, lamenting