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 1     I|      await us in the magnificent churches of France, which even after
 2     I|          of which fell down many churches and many houses, and there
 3     I|    banners be borne, and in some churches a dragon with a great tail
 4     I|         reason wherefore in some churches in the time of tempest and
 5     I|          joy and melody. In some churches, and in especial in them
 6     I|         distributed in cathedral churches, the foresaid Pope Urban
 7     I|     should be safe; whereof some churches, after the dedication, be
 8     I|        And we worship God in the churches towards the east for three
 9    II| replenished all the country with churches and converted the people
10    II|          people and founded many churches in the christian faith as
11    II|         that he had founded many churches and had ordained bishops
12    II|          the foundements for the churches, and bare on his shoulders
13    II|          diligently govern their churches, and keep their flock from
14   III|        and that they might edify churches, each which thing the emperor
15   III|       make procession in all the churches much solemnly for to impetre
16   III|        should have charge of the churches, and that he should honour
17   III|          law should be burnt and churches thrown down, and all men
18    IV|        the pope would hallow the churches and took all the bones together,
19    IV|          us behoveth to rule the churches to us committed, and shall
20    IV|          world, business for the churches, and burning for slanders.
21    IV|          of Marseilles, and made churches of Jesu Christ. And with
22    IV|         people, and founded many churches, and many monasteries. And
23    IV|         of a ripe grape, in some churches, and this day be the grapes
24    IV|        to poor people and to the churches. And wonder not that the
25    IV|      that he should give them to churches and poor people. And the
26    IV|        burnt, he shed in all the churches of the world the odour of
27    IV|         is read solemnly in many churches, and therein is contained
28    IV|        holy church had made many churches in Constantinople, among
29     V|       had commanded that all the churches that there should be destroyed,
30     V|       the other saints which had churches in this city, that speak
31     V|          the word of God in many churches, and there he preached and
32     V|          others chased away, the churches without priests, and the
33     V|          he by night visited the churches, as he was accustomed, as
34     V|        had a custom to visit the churches at Rome. And so he came
35     V|         stones for to repair the churches that the tyrant had destroyed,
36     V|        emperor did do repair the churches, and gave to them great
37     V|   hallowed their synagogues into churches, and thereof cometh the
38     V|   thereof cometh the custom that churches be hallowed, for tofore
39     V|          all Ethiopia with noble churches of our Lord. And then Zaroes
40     V|        he had to poor men and to churches, he sent a priest for to
41     V|      faith, and did do make many churches, and set in them clerks
42     V|      that he had despoiled their churches. And as the wicked angels
43    VI|         church, for monasteries, churches, and houses of religion
44    VI|  diligent to repair and re-edify churches that were destroyed by the
45    VI|          if he would visit sixty churches with good devotion, and
46    VI|          and visited three score churches with great devotion, and
47    VI|        down both monasteries and churches, and what by pestilence
48    VI|        but he is ordained of the churches to be fellow of our pilgrimage.
49    VI|      whom the praising is in all churches of the gospel. In this that
50    VI|         this that he said in all churches, it is signified that he
51    VI|       man Beuno had do make many churches, and had ordained the service
52    VI|       towels of silk into divers churches in divers places of Assisi.~
53    VI|         and went and visited the churches and places of his cure and
54    VI|        they edified seventy-five churches to the honour of our Lord~
55   VII|         a certain time, and made churches,  and raised crosses, and
56   VII|    herself greatest of all other churches. And when Phocas was dead
57   VII|       him that he had robbed her churches, and as the wicked spirits
58   VII|          devoutly frequented the churches, hearing ententively the
59   VII|     sometimes upon a day in four churches, much far from one another.
60   VII|     other poor religious builded churches, cloisters, dortoirs, and
61   VII|         vi. 217.~Consecration of churches, origin of, i. 152.~Constantine'