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 1    II|         phitoness, n., witch. piscine, n., a pool. pois, n., weight.
 2   III|  Arians drowned him in a deep piscine or pit. There was another
 3   III|      the Jews in the water of Piscine, and on this day it was
 4   III|     do make a great pit for a piscine, whereas the ministers of
 5   III|     found this tree, and this piscine had such virtue that the
 6   III| damned, and the water of that piscine had not his virtue only
 7    VI|     one making a cistern or a piscine, for he had many workmen
 8    VI|      Baptist.~This cistern or piscine is semblable to the fountain
 9    VI|        It is also like to the piscine named Robatyoa, in which
10    VI|      Lord to have of the holy piscine.~On a time this blessed
11    VI|    her and went down into the piscine, demanding her how three
12   VII|    seven children cast into a piscine for to be drowned, which
13   VII|      washeth his hands at the piscine or laver, for this, that
14   VII|       ought to be cast in the piscine, or into some clean place
15   VII|       parement, n., garment. ~piscine, n., a pool. ~plein (Fr.),