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 1     I|        how he shall destroy and torment them that will not believe
 2     I|       he shall overcome them by torment. The third thing that shall
 3     I|        for to give more greater torment to them that be damned.
 4     I|    their sins be in pain and in torment: What fruit have ye founder
 5     I|         foul. The cross was the torment of thieves, and if the cross
 6     I|       he had such honour at his torment, what did he to his servant
 7     I|         menaces and promises to torment as by gifts, that he subdued
 8     I|     hearts that they dreaded no torment by the virtue of the Holy
 9    II|        advised him how he might torment him. But S. Andrew made
10    II|         storm and so horrible a torment that all they were drowned
11    II|        not be said mystery, but torment, and if thou wilt not grant
12    II|         said to him: Think what torment that is most grievous that
13    II|         world to come, pain and torment by over-great pride. Scripture
14    II|       cruel against us may well torment our bodies but they may
15    II|         than thou hast power to torment me. Then the provost was
16    II|         was he taken out of the torment, and was brought into a
17    II|          and was brought into a torment of fire, and he blamed and
18   III|        heaven, but if thou wilt torment my body by thy ministers.
19   III|       suffer then much grievous torment, and by cause when we be
20   III|       to other devils that they torment us wheresomever they find
21   III|     answered: How wilt thou yet torment this good man, which hath
22   III|      Benet. Then left Gallas to torment him a little, but he bound
23   III|    mouth but the devil began to torment him.~After, as it is said,
24   III|        heart that he doubted no torment that they might make him
25   III|        Be well ware that for no torment that ye may suffer, tell
26   III|  therein grease and salt for to torment him the more; and when Quiriacus
27   III|     that be with thee, Marcial, torment me right grievously; but
28   III|        good folk, and where the torment was of evil people. Afterward
29   III|         said at the hour of the torment that, the fingers of the
30    IV|         prison, for strongly to torment them, whom he much had loved.
31    IV|        was to him most greatest torment, for to depart from his
32    IV|       thou weenest him to be in torment that weepeth the perishing
33    IV|      hanged in an instrument to torment the people, and to be cruelly
34    IV|      and go from me, this cruel torment of my flesh is salvation
35    IV|       put them in prison for to torment them on the morn. ~Then
36    IV|         keepers for to begin to torment them with divers pains for
37    IV|      thence forthon they should torment no more that man. And anon
38    IV|   children should be brought to torment, he fled to S. Donatus.
39    IV|       head, and hung him in the torment named eculee, and after,
40    IV|          and make ready to thee torment perdurable, and our Lord
41    IV|    death should not fail him at torment ne fail him at the end.
42    IV|        the flames, this, in his torment, lay upon the fire. They
43    IV|        His body is blessed, for torment never changeth him out of
44    IV|     cooled him the flame of the torment. We read in the gospel that
45    IV|    golden chariot for to go and torment christian men, and Decius
46    IV|       brought to me this for to torment me, and for to send me to
47     V|        he should have gone to a torment. And he was always accustomed,
48     V|         and for to have greater torment he was flayed and at the
49     V|        maid that was lunatic by torment of the devil he did unbind
50     V|        tormented with the great torment of eculeus, that is a torment
51     V|   torment of eculeus, that is a torment which is made like a cross.
52     V|       appeared and said to him: Torment thee not, for thou hast
53     V|          and was borne upon the torment of eculee and presented
54     V|     strain and pain them in the torment of eculee and did all to-rend
55     V|         it was the place of the torment of thieves, it was dark,
56     V|     height. The cross, that was torment of thieves, is now borne
57     V|          that was master of the torment, had given a token to them
58     V|          but shall run in great torment and pain. Then by the enticement
59     V|        commanded to be put on a torment named eculee, but they were
60     V|    should not overmuch tempt ne torment us. But they be in the air
61     V|        had with the devils that torment us. And of this last solemnity
62     V|         pain of this right hard torment. Then the holy man appeared
63     V|         them to do sacrifice or torment them by divers torments.
64    VI|    there in full great pain and torment. And when the holy monks
65    VI|         paining him by grievous torment. But he, yet for all that
66    VI| execution, heaviness by pity of torment, and had love of souls by
67    VI|      years old might suffer the torment of the cross. And some say
68    VI|        eculee, an instrument to torment saints on, unto the breaking
69    VI|       good. For the good angels torment not the good souls, but
70    VI|      souls, but the good angels torment the evil angels, and the
71    VI|     angels, and the evil angels torment the evil christian souls.
72    VI|    whereby he felt a marvellous torment. And the dead man said:
73    VI|        wretch, wouldst leave to torment the people and repent thee
74    VI|      mortal beast, and leave to torment this beast that noyeth nothing,
75    VI|        his gods that, he should torment her with horrible torments.
76    VI| constrained of the devil for to torment by pains the blessed Clement,
77   VII|      with fury and commanded to torment the keepers of the prison,
78   VII|      detrenched and cut in that torment, so that he might fear the
79   VII|       by ensample of that cruel torment. And then was ordained that
80   VII|  blessed virgin was set in this torment, the angel of our Lord brake
81   VII|      that many should be put to torment for to know where the body
82   VII|     after, he raised him in the torment named Eculee, and did do
83   VII|       thou shalt not escape the torment of the gibbet. Then she
84   VII|         semblant: Do to me what torment thou wilt, for I am all
85   VII|      and that he should no more torment it. But when Pepin was departed
86   VII|      ordained me to suffer this torment of fire shall give to me
87   VII|    nails or ongles, and in this torment she was four hours without
88   VII|    seemeth that thou feelest no torment, and therefore thou wilt
89   VII|    horrible stench. And by this torment of martyrdom she expired
90   VII|      that for us suffered great torment.~And therefore he saith
91   VII|   second is the despite and the torment that he for us suffered
92   VII|       do that, then they should torment him with the greatest pain