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 1     I|         and wife which was made subject to the law. To that, that
 2     I|      law. To that, that they be subject to the law he bought them
 3     I|      acknowledgment that he was subject to the Empire of Rome. And
 4     I| childhood, to whom the stars be subject, to whose clothes angels
 5     I|       The world, which is to us subject, sent to us never such one
 6     I|          The third, that he was subject to his parents. The fourth,
 7     I|       that the place is divine, subject to God. And also it is of
 8     I|    lords, to signify that it is subject to them. Thirdly, for to
 9     I|       to affliction. Now is she subject to a man by condition and
10     I|     dread, which before was but subject by love; and because she
11    II|      heard say that England was subject unto the Normans, anon they
12    II|        is unhappy, wretched and subject to adventures, and is so
13   III|          had liefer die than be subject or put themselves in servitude
14   III|        woman that is married is subject to man. and is beaten with
15   III|     said rapine, or pancras is, subject to beatings and torments.
16   III|       to the faith. He was also subject to beatings and torments
17    IV|      and if thou wilt be to him subject, thou shalt be safe, for
18     V|  governor, but he would be more subject, ne so willingly command
19   VII|          so that many that were subject to Rome put away the yoke
20   VII|         the holy cross, and was subject to the church of our Lady
21   VII|       might by right be without subject, and hereof made they doubt,