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 1     I|        and Esau sware it, and so sold away his patrimony, and
 2     I|      nothing thereby that he had sold his patrimony. This aforesaid
 3     I| strangers, and he hath eaten and sold our goods? Sith God hath
 4     I|   carried Joseph into Egypt, and sold him to Potiphar, eunuch
 5     I|       the barns and garners, and sold corn to the Egyptians, for
 6     I|      that corn and victuals were sold in Egypt, and said to his
 7     I|      have heard say that corn is sold in Egypt; go ye thither
 8     I|        his commandment wheat was sold unto the people. Then when
 9     I|          did him, what time they sold him to the Ishmaelites. ~
10     I|      Joseph your brother that ye sold into Egypt; be ye not afeard
11     I|        not hard unto you that ye sold me into these regions. God
12    II|       offered, and all they that sold, and all the kings of Arabia
13    II|         And when they had almost sold their patrimony and their
14    II|         Lucy, and wherefore they sold thus their patrimony. She
15    II|        then according thereto he sold all that he had, and gave
16    II|      ware, and anon the poor man sold it; and when he knew that
17    II|       knew that the poor man had sold it, he was so sorry that
18    II|        led him to the market and sold him to an argenter for thirty
19    II|        men. This Peter then thus sold was bound and put into a
20    II|           And anon after S. John sold it again and gave the money
21    II|       thus it was oft bought and sold, the rich man seeing well
22    II|    another poor man, and then he sold the book of gospels and
23    II|       had this gospel and I have sold it like as he commanded. ~
24   III|          had lost, and therefore sold he Jesu Christ for thirty
25   III|          thirty pence of that he sold him, and nevertheless at
26   III|         most great estate, which sold all for money, and with
27   III|        the habit of a knight and sold all that he had, and gave
28   III|           Peter. Jesu Christ was sold for thirty pence, and S.
29   III|          pence, and S. Peter was sold for forty pounds. Jesu Christ
30   III|        as Josephus recordeth, he sold so four score and seventeen
31   III|         market of Rome for to be sold, which were fair of visage,
32   III|          fourth chapter, that he sold a field that he had, and
33    IV|      ascension of our Lord, they sold all these things, and brought
34    IV|      ofttimes to fairs for to be sold, but alway the chains with
35    IV|     loosed. And when he had been sold fourteen times he was bound
36    IV|       and then went to them that sold bread. And when he showed
37    IV|      penny that which tofore was sold for four. And because the
38    IV|       great famine was there, he sold his books, and all his substance,
39    IV|           ordained himself to be sold, and that the price of him
40    IV|        And so he would have been sold if the divine mercy had
41    IV|        and offered himself to be sold for the redemption of that
42    IV|         and hath taken gifts and sold truth. that he should be
43     V|        repairing the church, and sold all that he had, and gave
44     V|      that many followed her, and sold all their substance, that
45    VI|          his noble lineage which sold away all their goods and
46    VI|        of father and mother, she sold and gave it for God's sake,
47    VI|        when she lacked money she sold off her adornments for to
48    VI|       and changed our names, and sold us to a woman named Justine
49   VII|      said: My name is Judas that sold our Lord Jesu Christ for
50   VII|     darest thou help him that so sold his master for thirty pence
51   VII|      Catholic faith, and anon he sold away all such good as he
52   VII|        iii. 11.~Knight, the, who sold his wife to the devil, iv.