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 1     I|   vulgar tongue of most of the nations of Europe, usually with
 2     I|        shall him increase into nations, and kings of peoples shall
 3     I| multiply, folks and peoples of nations shall come of thee, kings
 4    II|      rule us like as all other nations have. This displeased much
 5    II|       reproof and shame to all nations in which thou hast dispersed
 6    II|      earth shall worship thee. Nations shall come to thee from
 7    II|     but he himself, of all the nations that Holofernes should subdue. ~
 8    II|       them to be taken of many nations into captivity, and were
 9    II|        as we defend to strange nations, for so should cruelty surmount
10     V|   Peter the apostle taught the nations, but S. Bartholomew did
11    VI|    marvellously about to other nations, in such wise that all christian
12    VI|       mighty, and subdued many nations to his empire, heard the