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 1     V|     not whether there were any windows in the house or no, and
 2     V| whereas in the head were three windows, and he supposed there had
 3    VI|        that there were but two windows only, that one against the
 4    VI|      they had not made no more windows, and they answered that
 5    VI|        when he saw there three windows, he demanded of the workmen:
 6    VI|   Wherefore have ye made three windows? And they answered: Your
 7    VI|      why she had do make three windows, and she answered to him,
 8    VI|       to be made because three windows lighten all the world and
 9    VI|        demanding her how three windows give more light than two.
10    VI|       These three fenestres or windows betoken clearly the Father,
11   VII|     Trinity betokened by three windows, vi. 201.~—illustrated by
12   VII|        of S. Austin, iii. 202.~Windows, three, betoken the Trinity,