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 1     I|         of Rome. And by so many pence as should be found received,
 2   III|         was worth three hundred pence, and said that so much he
 3   III|       he Jesu Christ for thirty pence of that money usual, of
 4   III|       every penny was worth ten pence, and so he recovered three
 5   III|         recovered three hundred pence. Or after that some say
 6   III|      and so he recovered thirty pence of that he sold him, and
 7   III|      should be given to him six pence, and then he departed. The
 8   III|      did to be given to him six pence more, yet at the third time
 9   III|          a man gave to me three pence, of which I bought three
10   III|      Christ was sold for thirty pence, and S. Peter was sold for
11   III|      bought our Lord for thirty pence, so gave he thirty Jews
12     V| shilling, that is to say twelve pence, as it had been cause for
13    VI|       coat and a short for five pence, which was worth nought,
14   VII|     Lord Jesu Christ for thirty pence, which sitteth here thus
15   VII|      sold his master for thirty pence to the Jews, and caused