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 1     I|           he went to Rome without knowing of Herod, and offered right
 2     I|        and that other the tree of knowing good and evil. And there
 3     I|          like him in science, and knowing that when ye eat of this
 4     I|          tree ye shall be as gods knowing good and evil, he as envious
 5     I|         in blaming him and not as knowing where he was, but as who
 6     I|        Adam is made as one of us, knowing good and evil, now lest
 7     I|       deserved well to be cursed, knowing the pain of the first trespass
 8     I|          conceived of him, he not knowing of it. And the second night
 9     I|         daughter, and Lot was not knowing thereof. They conceived
10     I|      suffer in their works, and I knowing the sorrow of them am descended
11    II|           children of Belial, not knowing our Lord, but did great
12    II|         standing on him slew him, knowing well that he might not live
13    II|        ready for to walk, and not knowing that it was the angel of
14    II|         was astonied and abashed, knowing what had fallen to seven
15    II|       Hebrews and flee from them, knowing that they shall be taken
16    II|           the Jew, and he nothing knowing of his malice delivered
17   III|        Peter is as much to say as knowing or unhosing, or Peter is
18   III|          and therefore he is said knowing, for he had perfect knowledge
19   III|         would not assent thereto, knowing that this people is ever
20    IV|        which is as much to say as knowing or unhosing, and shoeing
21    IV|          and shoeing or unbinding knowing, for he knew the dignity
22    IV|           in to Rome. Then Peter, knowing that he should not long
23    IV|       said: He is in pain enough, knowing him to be overcome in his
24    IV|       another in his office. Paul knowing hereof by the Holy Ghost,
25    IV|        there thirty years without knowing of any man or woman. And
26    IV|          Thou hast said well, not knowing the truth. I offer truly
27    IV|         receive martyrdom; he was knowing, for he knew the christian
28    IV|        virgin that conceived, not knowing the passions earthly, but
29     V|   together. The christian men not knowing his name called him Adauctum,
30     V|       showed that he was wise and knowing God by inquisition of things
31     V|       Theosophus, that is to say, knowing God. And one Apollophanes
32    VI|         spousehood without bodily knowing of deed, chaste embracing
33    VI|      without fleshly touching and knowing. Afterward, some of the
34    VI|         This holy king S. Edward, knowing that his hour drew nigh,
35    VI|          of their mother, without knowing what she was. And on a time
36    VI|         the sight of all men, and knowing him, and they being sore
37    VI|        Brice is as much to say as knowing measure. For at the beginning
38   VII| understanding that by true report knowing the desolation and perplexity