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 1     I|    and thy beasts. And let no strife be between me and thee,
 2    II|   great debate, variance, and strife, between the king and S.
 3   III|       began between them much strife and debate, first by words
 4   III|        Dunstan and he fell at strife for his sinful living. For
 5   III|  among them. O how glorious a strife was this that causeth them
 6   III|       when the contention and strife was among the apostles which
 7    IV|   came to the place where the strife should be, and said to them
 8    IV|       the earth, there fell a strife between them of Worcestershire
 9     V|       victory of his glorious strife.~And the blessed Theodore,
10     V|    which is as much to say as strife. For he bare strife for
11     V|    say as strife. For he bare strife for the faith of our Lord
12     V| bishops of the idols moved by strife the people against him,
13    VI|    said nay; and in this meek strife they gat licence of the
14    VI|      drew him up. And as this strife endured, this knight that
15    VI|  Clare began a new battle and strife against the virgins. For
16    VI|      and that other began the strife, and began to cast stones
17   VII|      when the virgin knew the strife of the disputation that
18   VII|  church. thus there was great strife, and at the last they of
19   VII|       Erkenwold, and saw this strife, and stood up and commanded
20   VII|     hath always need of great strife. A brother demanded of Agathon
21   VII|      mine, and thus shall the strife be made. And then that one
22   VII|      never he was moved to no strife, indignation, or ire for
23   VII|   appease all discordance and strife after his power, and the
24   VII|    love, he doubting that the strife, actions and pleadings of
25   VII|    Simon Magus, vi. 261.~—his strife with S Peter, iv. 15.~Sinai,