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 1     I|       render and yield to thee contrary. The fourth cause is for
 2     I|      prevarication by like and contrary. For thus as saith S. Austin
 3     I|    Jesus in desert, but by the contrary. For after S. Gregory: Adam
 4     I|     Saviour ought to be by the contrary, therefore this manner was
 5     I|       the end, and thus to the contrary. And it representeth the
 6     I|  colours. And when he said the contrary they brought forth all white.
 7    II|      treason slay him not, and contrary said that other woman: Let
 8    II|        it be put away by thing contrary; so that Jesu Christ was
 9    II|        for the wind, which was contrary to them; and the blessed
10    II|   hearts, and said to them: Ye contrary alway the Holy Ghost by
11    II|        as he had supposed, for contrary to the rule of the church
12    II|        the christian men to be contrary to the common profit of
13    II|       Lord. and in S. Paul was contrary for he was thrown down to
14    II|      eyes, and Paul was on the contrary made blind, and Adam ate
15    II|    fruit defended, and S. Paul contrary was abstinent of convenable
16   III|       serve two lords which be contrary to other; thine idols be
17   III|     faith to which he had been contrary.~After this it happed that
18   III|      dead, and ye would do the contrary. Your daughter shall be
19   III|     Rome, was constrained by a contrary wind to arrive in Galatia,
20   III|       done? Thou hast done the contrary that the other Judas did,
21   III| amiable, she should now by the contrary suffer of her husband great
22   III|        them again, he was much contrary to them and would not suffer
23    IV|       nothing was found in her contrary to christian religion, hateful
24    IV|        other in like wise. And contrary to them, some good works
25    IV|      Carcassonne it is all the contrary, for there all men assail
26     V|      am thou art; and she said contrary: Son, it was not said so
27     V|         and then the wind came contrary to them, and drowned many,
28     V|      empire. The host that was contrary, and all the people of Cosdroe,
29     V|       but a little people, and contrary to the commandment of her,
30     V|        mighty knight which was contrary and against him. And on
31     V|     that drink or medicine was contrary to them that be choleric.
32     V|      of the mill began to turn contrary, and then the milner cried
33     V|        him his curses, that in contrary he should bless him. His
34     V|   condition was changed to the contrary, for after his blessed death
35     V|        in which thou wert born contrary to me, for thou hast taken
36     V|     that default, but was made contrary after the diameter. Then
37    VI|      to him force and power to contrary and gainsay his father,
38    VI|     thrown down them that were contrary to her. And Chrysostom saith
39    VI|       we reny God. Also in the contrary, as oft as we do any good,
40    VI|    them that be in the life is contrary, but the certainty of them
41    VI|       was one which was to him contrary because he was of evil habit
42    VI|   Conrad did to her oft things contrary and grievous, and such things
43    VI|      in thy life, though it be contrary unto thee, thou mayst not
44   VII|   people and subjects, and the contrary should turn to great sorrow
45   VII|    slept also as long as I was contrary to any other. To whom Hilary
46   VII|        two other brethren were contrary which had long conversed
47   VII|      father but and if thou be contrary to me, I shall flee thee
48   VII|        him glad, and for to do contrary it is sin, and they that
49   VII|       saw well that if he said contrary, he were but dead, and that
50   VII|    then the Lombards were much contrary to the church of Rome, and
51   VII|  giveth also to understand his contrary, that is, death and the