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 1     I|       tenebris et umbra mortis, O Orient that art the resplendour
 2     I|         have seen his star in the Orient, and therefore we come to
 3     I|       understand, we being in the Orient saw his star that showed
 4     I|        morning it is light of the orient, for she hath first the
 5     I|          in the church toward the orient. And our Lord crucified
 6     I|        worshipping him toward the orient. He was borne on high, and
 7     I|        worship we him towards the orient, in abiding till he come.
 8     I|         Thou shalt stretch to the orient, to the occident, to the
 9     I|       travers, the angle from the orient unto that which is against
10     I|  transverse from the angle of the orient unto the angle of the occident,
11    II|       sapience of all them of the Orient and of Egypt, and he was
12    II|          among all the men of the orient. And his sons went daily
13    II|      occupied a great part of the orient till he came approaching
14    II|    entering into the parts of the orient, pierced through the entrails
15   III|        suddenly: The voice of the orient! the voice of the occident!
16   III|    prisoners.~In the parts of the Orient beyond Antioch, was a good
17    IV|         and Anastasius purged the orient of the heresy Arian. Arius
18    IV| understand that the church of the orient maketh the solemnities of
19    VI|        parts of the world, by the orient, that is east, the apostles;
20    VI|        with her finger toward the orient, a cross with her thumb
21   VII|            how they move from the orient to the occident and never
22   VII|     whereas he prayed towards the orient. And the women put their
23   VII|          and all the parts of the Orient unto Alexandria.~Thus it
24   VII|         the custom of them of the Orient, lest the people should
25   VII|      nevertheless all they of the Orient, and the barbarians of that