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 1     I|    whose breast the Godhead was hid. The fifth cause was because
 2     I|       an hook? Jesu Christ hath hid the hook of his divinity
 3     I|          Which answered: I have hid me, Lord, for I am naked.
 4     I|       Cain was alway afeard and hid him among bushes and briars,
 5     I|     said to Abraham: I have not hid from thee what I purpose
 6     I|       him elegant and fair, and hid him three months, and when
 7     I|       Egyptian and slew him and hid him in the sand. And another
 8     I|        God of Jacob. Moses then hid his face, and durst not
 9    II|     that our Lord had said, and hid nothing from him. And he
10    II|        was told him that he was hid in his house at home, and
11    II|     told to Saul that David was hid in the hill of Hachilah
12    II|       to her, there was nothing hid from him. The queen of Sheba
13    II|       with his wife and his son hid him and fled away all naked,
14    II|      went down. And when he had hid the corpse, he ate his meat
15    II|      the bodies of dead men and hid them in his house, and at
16    II|  command thee, devil, which art hid within this image, that
17    II|        town with his clerks and hid him in a mountain. And for
18    II|     mountain where Silvester is hid with his clerks, and say
19    II|  persecutors sought him, and he hid him in the clefts of a broken
20    II|     right so the majesty of God hid the light of his divinity
21   III|       issued out of the tun and hid him in a ditch, and when
22   III|     wine, but he that bare them hid that one, and presented
23   III|       with that which thou hast hid, and drink not thereof for
24   III|       to the place where he had hid it, he would wit what was
25   III|     blessed Son of God shall be hid in thee and of thee for
26   III|        with him twelve Jews and hid him in a cave or an house
27   III|       was put in the earth, and hid by the space of a hundred
28   III|       dissevered, and S Germain hid him away with his people,
29   III|    fifty-six. These bodies were hid there many years, but in
30   III|      and guile and falseness is hid under his doctrine. Thou
31   III|         stole away the body and hid it.~And anon after, our
32    IV|         members of the ram, and hid him three days. The blood
33    IV|         him, he blessed it, and hid it under his sleeve, and
34    IV|        she said: Nothing may be hid from God, for God seeth
35    IV|         his mother's breast and hid him under the mantle. And
36    IV|        the provost saw that, he hid himself, and commanded Appollinaris
37    IV|       to do sacrifice with, she hid it in a window, and when
38    IV|   despised the sacrifices, they hid them in their houses, and
39    IV|        more secretly, and there hid them long time. And one
40    IV|     were accused that they were hid in the mount of Celion,
41    IV|         hardily. And S. Germain hid himself apart with his people,
42    IV|       his holiness might not be hid, there issued and came out
43    IV|      destroyed the country, she hid the money and died for sorrow.
44    IV|         the devil took away and hid it, which piece lacketh
45    IV|      and after, Philip fled and hid him for fear of Decius.
46    IV|         an old woman, which had hid in her house many christian
47    IV|        know well that thou hast hid? And he answered not. Wherefore
48    IV|        a church of our Lady and hid his leg in a hole of the
49    IV|      people, ne it is not to be hid to devout and christian
50    IV|   shining clear other while, is hid and appeareth failing a
51     V|      affecting no mortal glory, hid his lineage and received
52     V|        he that wrote would have hid the parchment from the rain,
53     V|       if any have fallen I have hid it as much as I might. I
54     V|     brought forth their rods he hid his. And when nothing appeared
55     V|    should be burnt. And Natalie hid in her bosom the hand of
56     V|     subtle conduits water to be hid, and to come down in manner
57     V|       he came to him, which was hid under the altar, and made
58     V|        which knoweth the things hid and privy. And this is as
59     V|       humour corrupt ne rot the hid passions, and wash them
60     V|     where he should find a bull hid of thieves. And yet he doubted
61     V|        which Ebroinus there was hid in the habit of a monk,
62     V|         is no place that may be hid from him. And when the old
63     V|      God which seeth all things hid, and she went away all ashamed.~
64     V| inquisition of things privy and hid, wing of heaven by love
65     V|        say of these secrets and hid things? I attribute and
66     V|       Calixtus with his clerks. hid him over the water of Tiber,
67    VI|       martyrdom, which thing he hid in himself, and baptized
68    VI|  Cordula, was sore afeared, and hid herself all that night in
69    VI|         and said: These be gods hid in form of men. And when
70    VI|       the water.~Which body was hid there fifty-five years,
71    VI|      end, he showed that he had hid three pieces of gold, and
72    VI|       devils, they could not be hid from him, for in what place
73    VI|        Euphemius: Why hast thou hid from us that thou hast such
74    VI|         of the kitchen, and she hid her otherwhile that the
75    VI|      the thick of the wood, and hid it in the thickest place
76    VI|        in her breast the gospel hid, and never ceased day ne
77   VII|         came from above and had hid herself till then, descending
78   VII|         majesty had been in him hid. And she was a widow, and
79   VII|         holy water was cast, he hid him under the cope of a
80   VII|      ire of the king, and there hid them in a little house.