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 1     I|        come to Rome, he was much wroth, and inflamed against him,
 2     I| evil-entreated him. And he being wroth said that he suffered that
 3     I|     shall die. To whom Jacob was wroth, and answered: What! weenest
 4     I|       and done, and were passing wroth and angry because he had
 5     I|         his wife, and being sore wroth, set Joseph in prison where
 6     I|     their lord, wherefore he was wroth with them and commanded
 7     I|         on a time the king being wroth with his servants, sent
 8     I|        and that thou wilt not be wroth to thy servant. Thou art
 9     I|       from him saying: Be ye not wroth in the way. Then they thus
10     I|           wherefore the king was wroth, and demanded of the great
11     I|          thou wilt. Our Lord was wroth on Moses and said: Aaron
12     I|         God saying: Why art thou wroth, Lord, against thy people
13     I|          of mirth, and he was so wroth that he threw down the tables
14     I|           Wherefore our Lord was wroth. Moses was the humblest
15     I|     spake so to Moses, and being wroth, departed from them, and
16    II|  prophesied. And then Saul being wroth asked where Samuel and David
17    II|    desert unto his lord, and how wroth and wayward he was, and
18    II|          to his guest. David was wroth and said to Nathan: By the
19    II|    concubines, wherefore God was wroth with him, and said to him:
20    II|      again to them, our Lord was wroth with these three men and
21    II|         blasphemy, and he, being wroth, slew many of the children
22    II|       fathers, for when thou art wroth thou shalt do mercy and
23    II|           but I pray thee be not wroth, though I would know thy
24    II|          of God, and that God is wroth with them, I am sent to
25    II|         they of the country were wroth that S. Matthew was so escaped.
26    II|          the devil was angry and wroth against him, and made an
27    II|     power, and so the king being wroth departed. Then the bishops
28    II|      point of his law, and waxed wroth with S. Thomas. And then
29    II|           wherefore the king was wroth and said he would hold and
30    II|        that the king was greatly wroth, and anon banished all the
31    II|       against S. Thomas, and was wroth with him and commanded him
32    II|        whereof the king was much wroth and said: If he had men
33    II|       name. Then the provost was wroth and commanded to smite off
34    II|    Diocletian was much angry and wroth, and commanded him to be
35    II|       whole and joyful he, being wroth, began to cry much strongly
36    II|        faith. Then Dacian, being wroth, commanded that the bishop
37    II|           Then the provost being wroth began to say and menace
38    II|      others. He feigning himself wroth said: Verily I shall not
39    II|          accord but departed all wroth. And after evensong time
40   III|          which answer Julian was wroth and said: When I shall have
41   III|         Then was the prince much wroth, and made to beat S. Blase
42   III|     anger, and smote himself all wroth saying: Wherefore retained
43   III|           Then the tyrant became wroth and did do make ready lead
44   III| adversity in this world, and how wroth he is to them that have
45   III|          emperor Valentinian was wroth because that in the city
46   III|  Almighty God. Then the earl was wroth and commanded him to be
47   III|       would not tell he was much wroth, but among many questions
48   III|          father was so angry and wroth that he wist not what to
49    IV|          worlds. Then Nero being wroth said: Then shall he reign
50    IV|          then the provost, being wroth, commanded her to be put
51    IV|     house, for the great gods be wroth therefore, and would not
52    IV|         their enemies if they be wroth. Then Demosthenes Patricius,
53    IV|          God, lest the others be wroth to thee. To whom she said:
54    IV|     cradle. Then the judge being wroth made her head to be shaven,
55    IV|          eyes. Then was Julianus wroth and made to shoot at her.
56    IV|    disciple. Then Hermogenes was wroth, and by his craft and enchantments
57    IV|       and supposed his gods were wroth with him because he suffered
58    IV|      which thing Constantius was wroth and chased Felix out of
59    IV| succeeded to the empire, and was wroth with Arthemia his sister,
60    IV|        of my saints. Be not thou wroth to leave the world corruptible
61     V|          and put him away, being wroth and scorning him. For which
62     V|         amiably, and he was much wroth, and wrote to him a letter
63     V|          art magic. Astrages was wroth and sent a thousand men
64     V|       then the emperor being all wroth commanded that he should
65     V|          And therefore many were wroth, because he would do no
66     V|          And then the master was wroth because he had strayed alone
67     V|        of Judah to whom thou art wroth? This is the seventieth
68     V|    wherefore I went and departed wroth, and revenging myself, passed
69     V|        true and living, which is wroth and hath indignation of
70    VI|        to fight. Then Julian was wroth, and said that it was not
71    VI|         eyes. Then Almachius was wroth, and commanded her to be
72   VII|        right eye, and if thou be wroth to him otherwise thou art
73   VII|    depart thee from God, then be wroth with him. And yet he said
74   VII|          is no monk, who that is wroth is no monk, who doeth evil
75   VII|          John said: Ne me, being wroth. In like manner it is read
76   VII|          heard that, he was much wroth and sorrowed sore because
77   VII|         greater than ye, will be wroth. And seven days long he
78   VII|       law of God, they were much wroth with him and did to him
79   VII|        stone much thoughtful and wroth. Wherefore if our Lord had
80   VII|        the stone, full sorry and wroth that the woman had so accused
81   VII|      thus employed, she was much wroth and evil apaid, and fette