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 1     I|   summer to youth, September to steadfast age and virtuous, and winter
 2    II| Almighty God that he make of me steadfast in the purpose that I have
 3    II|        pray ye the Lord that he steadfast make my soul, and do ye
 4    II|         profit, and to them not steadfast to thee it giveth aid and
 5   III|         faith that S. Alban was steadfast in the belief of Jesu Christ
 6    IV|          S. Dominic was of much steadfast equality of thought, but
 7    IV|     prayers there was none more steadfast. The day he departed to
 8    IV|       sisto, sistis, as it were steadfast and firm, and fixus, that
 9    IV|       that is fixed. For he was steadfast and fixed in the faith;
10    IV|   mother. I show thee a wall of steadfast faith, thou art an arch
11     V|        was holy, that is to say steadfast, in holy work by long perseverance,
12    VI|     confidence. and be firm and steadfast. for in heaven and in the
13   VII|         that they might be kept steadfast in the faith, and to take
14   VII| therefore he charged them to be steadfast in the faith, for they should
15   VII|  puissance always confirm me in steadfast constancy of faith. And
16   VII|      and very confession and be steadfast in the faith, and go must
17   VII|    idolatry. But ever they were steadfast and constant in the faith,
18   VII| torments. But when he saw their steadfast belief, he commanded that
19   VII|      his youth he had ever been steadfast and constant in all good
20   VII|        adjousteth to it firm or steadfast faith, which is figured
21   VII|        declare them by firm and steadfast contrition to him that presently
22   VII|       token of love and of very steadfast alliance.~And it is to wit
23   VII|    right very contrition and in steadfast devotion he will receive