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 1     I|          Wherefore Moses was so woe that he desired of our Lord
 2   III|      four winds upon Jerusalem! Woe on the husbands! woe upon
 3   III| Jerusalem! Woe on the husbands! woe upon the wives ! and woe
 4   III|        woe upon the wives ! and woe upon all the people! The
 5   III|     same words, adding thereto: Woe ! woe! to Jerusalem. All
 6   III|    words, adding thereto: Woe ! woe! to Jerusalem. All this
 7   III|         said sorrowfully: Alas! woe is me, that I have erred
 8    IV|       own hand, my dearest son. Woe to me, my brother Timothy'
 9    IV|      bewailed his son and said: Woe to me! who shall grant me
10    IV|      thee my son? And I may say woe to me, master mine, verily
11    IV|         me, master mine, verily woe to me. Now the concourse
12    IV|        of the prophets. Verily, woe to these sons, my brother
13    IV|     malefactors and wicked men. Woe to me that beheld in that
14    VI|    truth, the eleventh chapter: Woe be to you Pharisees, that
15    VI|       of God. Also in the same: Woe be to you wise men of law,
16    VI|       the resurrection, and the woe of the eternal damnation
17    VI|        weeping, and said: Alas! woe am I for you, for your mother
18    VI|        saying to himself: Alas! woe is me! for tofore this mishap