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 1     I|       ordained and instituted to consecrate it. The sweetness of this
 2     I|      here that thou receivest is consecrate of the words of Jesu Christ.
 3     I|       holy sacrament that we now consecrate, is the proper body of Jesu
 4     I|      when this holy sacrament is consecrate the priest useth not his
 5    II|          founded in his name and consecrate on that one side of Ephesus,
 6    II|    daughter, whom he disposed to consecrate to God, but the fiend, enemy
 7    II|        sacre, v., Fr. sacrer, to consecrate. siffled, v., Fr. siffler,
 8   III|          eighth day after he was consecrate and stalled bishop of Milan.
 9    IV|        that is as much to say as consecrate or clean, or departed or
10    IV|           and thereof he is said consecrate. He had affection clean,
11     V|          into heaven, and so was consecrate a martyr. And then all the
12    VI|          king, whom S. Peter did consecrate and anoint into a king,
13    VI|          with other bishops, did consecrate him, anointed and crowned
14    VI|          Winifred was veiled and consecrate into religion by the hands
15    VI|          to ease (?).~sacre, v., consecrate.~sadder, adj., firmer.~simulachres,
16   VII| archbishop of Canterbury, did do consecrate him bishop of London, and
17   VII|         more surely and devoutly consecrate the said sacrament, he confesseth
18   VII|        he descendeth and will be consecrate, to the end that men may
19   VII|         he is priest, but he may consecrate the precious body of our
20   VII|        this oblation be made and consecrate, approved and confirmed