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 1     I|       for their sins nor to make satisfaction of the great anguish that
 2     I|        and pardon. The eighth is satisfaction and sacrifice, and then
 3     I|    confession, by contrition, by satisfaction, by almsdeeds, and by prayers,
 4     I|        signifieth of penance and satisfaction. The Septuagesima beginneth
 5     I|   speaking, and Jesus would make satisfaction by being still and not speaking.
 6    II|          in language for to make satisfaction. And S. Basil said to him:
 7   III|        and repent thee, and make satisfaction for thy trespass in doing
 8    IV|        to the gods, he should do satisfaction or to be driven from the
 9    IV| pilgrimage, punish them and make satisfaction. And this said, the devil
10     V|          Thirdly, in enjoying to satisfaction, and that is signified in
11     V|         have washed them away by satisfaction. But peradventure he hath
12    VI|       tofore ever they have done satisfaction of the penance that hath
13    VI|       accomplished their will ne satisfaction, for contrition is right
14    VI|        contrition is right great satisfaction of their sins, and putting
15    VI|        but if it happen that the satisfaction of them be done of some
16    VI|        that such mutation of the satisfaction may avail, four things be
17    VI|          this mutation is of the satisfaction, that is the necessity of
18    VI|          that he may not well do satisfaction for that other, that is
19    VI|       the commutation is made of satisfaction for that other, that is
20    VI|      charity, by which he maketh satisfaction to be meritorious and sufficient.
21   VII|           to the end we may make satisfaction to the king of heaven, for