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 1     I|     ought to have resplendor or brightness of conscience and the odour
 2    II|         and light, and so great brightness that none might see him,
 3    II|         and when this light and brightness was gone and departed, there
 4    II|       to die. Then came a clear brightness, and all the beasts fled
 5   III|       lay in his bed he saw the brightness of heaven, and heard angels
 6   III|   burned of the great light and brightness that came down on the ladder,
 7    IV|     there was seen a marvellous brightness in the prison, of the keepers. ~
 8    IV|        might behold it, and the brightness was like red metal, and
 9    VI|         shine with a marvellous brightness for the clearness of his
10    VI| Thaddeus a marvellous and godly brightness. And when he had seen it
11   VII|         he might not suffer the brightness of him, wherefore he must
12   VII|        great stone which of his brightness cast out many rays of clearness