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 1     I|         the wounds shall be more shining than any rays of the sun;
 2     I|       how much the cross is more shining than the moon and more clear
 3     I|         and under his head was a shining cross, which spake to these
 4     I|         was more resplendent and shining than the other, that it
 5     I|         in clearness, for it was shining more than the others. It
 6     I|          the Jews. The eyes more shining than the sun be extinct
 7     I|       darkness, like as a robber shining and terrible to the tyrants
 8     I|        terrible, so clear and so shining ? The world, which is to
 9     I|     terrible and of clearness so shining? Our master received never
10     I|          immovable in dilection, shining in the faith and in knowledge,
11     I|        from heaven, vehement and shining. It was sudden for he had
12     I|    illumined them with clearness shining in them of the divine Deity.
13     I|         day as goliards in habit shining, and royal apparel, they
14    II|        from heaven a right great shining light, which environed him
15    II|       that is the resplendour or shining of the people, for he had
16    II|          in him things that make shining and clearness. After this
17    II|         saw the soul of S. Paul, shining, ascend into heaven among
18    II|       voice crying, in the light shining, and in the virtue of puissance.
19   III|         been measell, he saw all shining ascending to heaven, and
20   III|        her visage so fair and so shining, then said the provost to
21   III|          the lot was a ray and a shining which came and shone upon
22   III|           Anon they saw a pillar shining descend from heaven straight
23   III|         baptized. Anon a man all shining appeared to him, which took
24   III|          a star, right clear and shining, which had the form of a
25   III|          long that he found them shining as gold; then bare he them
26   III|     Austin, and a burning ladder shining full bright, and angels
27   III|      Iconium, a man with a clear shining visage appeared by night
28   III|         my house the gods all so shining and bright as fire, and
29   III|  departed through the world, two shining candlesticks of gold were
30    IV|           In the air was a great shining light, and from the body
31    IV|       heads, more clear and more shining than the sun, and hath brought
32    IV|        said of pollens, that is, shining, and ares, that is virtue.
33    IV|          virtue. That is to say, shining in virtues. Or it is said
34    IV|          christian faith, by his shining miracles. And Nicæa and
35    IV|     champion and blessed martyr, shining by the shedding of thy blood,
36    IV|  vestment of tissue marvellously shining of gold and silver, and
37    IV|         shone on it, it was more shining than the sun. For it was
38    IV|         be nobly honoured, whose shining flames, he as vanquisher,
39    IV| persecution of the Jews, and the shining of the miracles, and that
40    IV|  perdurable. And like as the sun shining clear other while, is hid
41     V|         bright ray and heavenly, shining out of the forehead of Rocke.
42     V|         he saw a great light and shining in the prison, and S. Rocke
43     V|        them that thou shalt find shining thou shalt take up. And
44     V|        which found men all white shining, and him seemed that they
45     V|        one not noble, the bright shining light came to one right
46     V|    blessed saints, which art the shining light of holy church, fisher
47     V|          repairest in heaviness, shining in the middle of the divine
48     V|    temple of God like to the sun shining. Secondly, for the fervent
49     V|       the infirmity of my sight, shining in me forcibly. And I trembled
50     V|         made of black, white and shining, and of dead, living, and
51     V|          to thy two great books, shining by all clearness of fair
52     V|         dark prison, but a great shining light made it all clear
53     V|         the wounds shall be more shining than the rays of the sun
54     V|          et cetera. O cross more shining than all the stars, honoured
55     V|         came with a white shield shining, and he went before. And
56     V|       seats, a right noble seat, shining of more noble glory than
57    VI|     apostle S. Peter with bright shining clothes appearing in a high
58    VI|       the form of the holy cross shining more clear than the sun,
59    VI|   appeared to that other knight, shining as the sun, and said to
60    VI|         with a crown right clear shining, that the obscurity of the
61    VI|          penance by which she is shining in heaven. Thus went Agnes
62    VI|       off, save as it were a red shining thread in the place of the
63    VI|  operation, lacking blindness by shining of wisdom, and heaven of
64    VI|       the stars, that is to say, shining of wisdom, magnanimity of
65    VI|       their passion angels clear shining and their souls ascend into
66   VII|      entered, she saw the prison shining by great clearness, and
67   VII|           and when he saw her so shining, whom he supposed to have
68   VII|         his hand a little basket shining as gold, with roses and
69   VII|        were many precious stones shining bright, and every herb there
70   VII|       the church he saw a bright shining angel come in at the window,
71   VII|        burning and a great flame shining, a much notable miracle
72   VII|   reverend persons, marvellously shining, appeared to him. That one
73   VII|      coat and scapulary were all shining of whiteness. When the friar
74   VII|          so great resplendor and shining, and his face so fair appeared
75   VII|        to say: Let your light be shining tofore the men, so that
76   VII|        and there he saw, a clear shining crown come from heaven upon
77   VII|       seen with many men s eyes, shining clearer than the sun, and