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 1     I|            Evangelist saith: When he inclineth his head he rendered his
 2     I|           hath three virtues, for he inclineth the high things down, he
 3     I|              he replenisheth. For he inclineth them by humility, he lifteth
 4   VII|           the first part, the priest inclineth himself before the altar,
 5   VII|           the fifth part, the priest inclineth him and saith an orison
 6   VII| signification or tokening the priest inclineth it both to one side and
 7   VII|              of the mass, the priest inclineth him, which inclination representeth
 8   VII|         Saying Agnus Dei, the priest inclineth himself, beating his breast
 9   VII|             this the priest devoutly inclineth him and saith a devout orison
10   VII|            he can.~After, the priest inclineth himself and taketh the chalice
11   VII|              before said, the priest inclineth him and rendereth graces
12   VII|      paradise, and therefore he soon inclineth himself, and saith an orison