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 1   III|             and was so debonair, so liberal and of so great bounty,
 2   III|            well learned in the arts liberal. And after, he went to Rome
 3    IV|     innumerable, and of them he was liberal to poor men. Paul had no
 4    IV|           informed well in the arts liberal. And after, he went to Rome
 5     V| sufficiently instructed in the arts liberal, so that he was reputed
 6     V|          that he might find of arts liberal. And he understood them,
 7     V|          that be called of the arts liberal, then, I, most wretched
 8     V|      Eugenia was perfect in all the liberal arts and letters. Prothus
 9     V|        studied with her in the arts liberal: We have overpassed the
10     V|            the scholars of the arts liberal, and Denis dwelled in that
11    VI|           reasonable, debonair, and liberal. By the face of an eagle
12    VI|             abstinence, yet was she liberal to the poor, so that she
13    VI|           made us to learn the arts liberal, and after, we learned philosophy
14   VII|            was informed in the arts liberal, wherein she drank plenteously
15   VII|             am informed in the arts liberal, yet have I despised all