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 1     I|     Christ reproved them of three benefits that he did and gave to
 2     I|           if of right for so many benefits ye ought to choose to have
 3     I|            The great largesse and benefits that God hath distributed
 4     I|         to the evil and as to the benefits given he saith: Thou despisest
 5     I|           the witnesses of divine benefits, and the accusation of his
 6     I|          and to thank him for his benefits, for they that break the
 7    II|         father and mother all the benefits of God that was done to
 8    II|          be worthy to him for his benefits? He led me out and hath
 9    II|         name of her, whereas many benefits have been given to the honour
10    II|            and thanked God of his benefits. Among them was Tranquillinus,
11   III|        and all they that demanded benefits of health in his name, that
12   III|           word, in example and in benefits. In word, for he pronounced
13   III|         yet nourisheth he them by benefits in two manners, that is
14     V|      reprove Herod Agrippa of the benefits that he had done to him.
15    VI| remembered at my dinner the great benefits of worship and dignity of
16    VI|           moved ne provoked by no benefits that our Lord giveth them.
17    VI|         thanking God of the great benefits that he showed in this land
18    VI|         relics of his saints many benefits in divers manners. Fifthly,
19    VI|           because God giveth many benefits to men not desired, and
20    VI|  daughters, we receive daily many benefits of this city, and it should
21    VI|          we may be enjoyed of his benefits. And when he had made his
22   VII|        signs and miracles. By his benefits and merits he hath raised
23   VII|      glorious for his labours and benefits, sent to him an axes continual,
24   VII|      yield to our Lord of all his benefits and goods by him done and
25   VII|           and laudings of all thy benefits received of us.~After, he