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 1    II|         And when he had hid the corpse, he ate his meat with wailing
 2    II|         great desire to see the corpse or body that he passed all
 3   III|     ointments for to embalm the corpse, anon came a young man clad
 4   III|       laid on the breast of the corpse, and when they had done
 5   III|  Xaintes edified over this holy corpse a much notable church, in
 6   III|       Marcial came again to the corpse he touched it with the bourdon
 7    IV|      all the day sitting by the corpse without meat. And every
 8    IV|         and the father laid the corpse of the child tofore the
 9    IV|     Then went S. Donatus to the corpse, and touched the dead man
10    IV|      said to S. Peter: Bury the corpse of my mother with great
11    IV|         touch and draw down the corpse, he lost his hands by his
12     V|    bonds, and ran freely to the corpse and helped to bear it into
13     V|       and when they had put the corpse in a chest for to bury,
14    VI|        his cell and brought the corpse thither, and there kneeled
15    VI|        and there kneeled by the corpse, and by his orisons he remised
16    VI|        bishops.~And there was a corpse in a chapel which was worshipped
17    VI|    breast, and fell down on the corpse of Alexis his son, and kissed
18    VI|       she might not come to the corpse for the foison of people
19   VII|     constrained to set down the corpse, and in all the storm the
20   VII|     monks doubted that the holy corpse should have been taken away
21   VII|       the tyrants took the holy corpse and at the neck of it they
22   VII|      unto the place thereas the corpse was, saying vigils much
23   VII|        and after, they took the corpse and bare it away with great
24   VII|        that they which bare the corpse behind fell down, but as
25   VII|        the angels sustained the corpse in the air, for they that
26   VII|      stood up anon and bare the corpse again as they did before.
27   VII|         happed that as the holy corpse was borne to the city, and
28   VII|         s ground, the same holy corpse at the entrance of the said
29   VII|   please to God and to the holy corpse that we might be there ere
30   VII|       them seemed that the holy corpse bare himself, and namely
31   VII|        walked and bare the holy corpse into the city. They of the
32   VII|      city also came to meet the corpse in procession, with great
33   VII| reverently they buried the~holy corpse in the church of the apostles.
34   VII|       the church where the holy corpse lay, besought the saint
35   VII|        the house where the holy corpse of S. Demetrius was buried,
36   VII|        hundred and seventy. The corpse of the glorious S. Louis
37   VII|      the country where the holy corpse of S. Albine rested, and
38   VII|   martyred by two trees, iv. 5.~Corpse of S. Arnold sustained in