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 1     I|            four things ought to be considered in all sacrifice: First,
 2     I|        passion, the which might be considered in three manners. For one
 3     I| resurrection seven things be to be considered. First, of the time that
 4     I|     declare, seven things be to be considered. First then, he ascended.
 5     I|       coming eight things be to be considered. First, from whom he was
 6     I|         here be three things to be considered. First, for whom he was
 7     I|    material. three things be to be considered. First, wherefore it is
 8     I|           had seen the country and considered by the space of forty days
 9     I|          were two of them that had considered the land, said to the people:
10    II|         said to him: Hast thou not considered my servant Job, that there
11    II|            to Satan, Hast thou not considered my servant Job that there
12    II|         comfort him, and when they considered his misery they tare their
13    II|       leave for to marry. The pope considered his simpleness, and for
14   III|          ye find and no more. Then considered S. Gregory that, one of
15   III|            wise and a prudent man, considered the time of the coming of
16   III|       brethren had pity on him and considered his humility and patience,
17    IV|           way whereas she was, and considered in her so great beauty and
18    IV|          the first. And S. Dominic considered diligently his fellow in
19    IV|          blessed martyr Hyppolitus considered that Jesu Christ was very
20     V|           the house of a lady, she considered the beauty of this young
21     V|            church of S. Sophia and considered that he was there alone,
22     V|         four things be principally considered in the blessed S. Matthew.
23     V|       great grace. And it is to be considered that, after S. Ambrose,
24     V|     Matthew, three things be to be considered, after S. Ambrose. He took
25     V|        virgin came to herself, and considered who that it was that spake
26    VI|          him. And as he beheld and considered the hart diligently, he
27    VI|            to serve them. And they considered and said that one to that
28    VI|          heard all this tbing, she considered long in herself if they
29    VI|       hearing this, and diligently considered and beheld her, anon knew
30    VI|   suffrages. Of the first is to be considered three things, first, who
31    VI|           three things ought to be considered. First, the suffrages that
32    VI|         there be four things to be considered. First, who be they to whom
33    VI|           maidens for to play, she considered well the manner of the game
34    VI|          these words be diligently considered, that he should not say
35   VII|          not what to say, for they considered well by her words that she
36   VII|            s law and cruel tyrant, considered the noble and royal city
37   VII|          great shame and confusion considered not his visage. To whom
38   VII|         forsake it. Which devotion considered, by the assent of the said