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 1     I|          the consolations divine be compared to tribulations as the day
 2     I|             wit that the sending is compared in three manners to the
 3     I|        inflameth the hearts. And is compared to wind which is hot, whereof
 4     I|          Rachel said: Our Lord hath compared me to my sister and I have
 5     I|           of wheat that it might be compared to the gravel of the sea,
 6    II|          the earth. Thirdly, she is compared to the star, for she hath
 7   III|              sofarforth that he was compared to the most greatest clerk
 8    IV|          kindred, but how may he be compared to Paul, which not only
 9    IV| sweet-smelling that it might not be compared to none other aromatic,
10     V|         saith: The other doctors be compared to stars and this to the
11     V|           not that our wheat may be compared to his rye. And the blessed
12     V|            so that none ought to be compared to him in every science,
13    VI|            Secondly, because she is compared to angels; virginity surmounteth
14    VI|             better. For marriage is compared to thorns, and virginity
15   VII|          riches and wit may none be compared. S. Wautrud of Mons which,