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 1     I|  affliction by penance in eating wild lettuce and bitter, right
 2     I|         to this cruel people and wild, which before had slain
 3     I|    entered into wolves and other wild beasts, which every one
 4     I|    shooter, and used to shoot at wild beasts, for none use of
 5     I|        supposed it had been some wild beast and directed Lameth
 6     I|          and to amend him, if he wild. The time of repentance
 7     I|         out, and ye said that of wild beasts had devoured him,
 8    II|         a wain and put in it two wild kine, which never bare yoke,
 9    II|         is to say he was drawing wild men and hard unto the faith.
10    II|         in form of divers beasts wild and savage, of whom that
11    II|        pointed rods. bubals, n., wild oxen. bynomen, pp. of 'benim,'
12   III|        bodies to the rivage, and wild beasts came thither and
13   III|       convert the evil, rude and wild people, he prayed to our
14   III|        and hunting, the heads of wild beasts that had been slain.
15   III|          where he baptized; with wild honey he ate it. That it
16   III|       tree it fell down, and two wild heads, grey and horrible,
17   III|           spikes. ~bubale, n., a wild ox. ~bucale, n., shambles. ~
18    IV|      Ephesus he was delivered to wild beasts. In Damascus he was
19    IV|          Baptist ate locusts and wild honey, but Paul in the middle
20    IV|         was fed with locusts and wild honey, but with much fouler
21    IV|         a man all to-torn with a wild beast by her prayers, and
22    IV|         the likeness of terrible wild beasts, and a certain man
23    IV|      that there were no oxen but wild bulls, and supposed that
24    IV|          on the chariot, and the wild bulls without governing
25    IV|        Thou wert nourished among wild beasts, and therefore thou
26    IV| therefore thou mayst not say but wild language, and words unknown
27    IV|         sent his hunters to take wild beasts, suddenly a great
28    IV|    suddenly a great multitude of wild beasts brake their ordinance,
29    IV|        be devoured by bitings of wild beasts. But they despised
30    IV|      their hunting, the heads of wild beasts. But S. Amadour,
31    IV|           and Africa. Antony was wild, jolly, and ribald, and
32    IV|       the feet unto the necks of wild horses, and made him to
33     V|          did these miracles. The wild beasts which wandered in
34     V|        of so great holiness that wild birds came to him and were
35     V|        hands, and he delivered a wild boar from the hounds and
36     V|        be converted into powder, wild beasts be made meek and
37     V|        fellow unto scorpions and wild beasts, and yet the carols
38    VI|        sore to be perished among wild beasts; at the last they
39    VI|           our knowledge, and our wild, and let the fourth be put
40    VI|         him, and I have none but wild beasts, which have borne
41    VI|         that they be devoured of wild beasts. And then a voice
42    VI|          that they were slain of wild beasts, and recounted to
43    VI|         that they be devoured of wild beasts; and she then said:
44   VII|          be perished among these wild beasts? Now blessed Iady,
45   VII|         beasts be made meek, and wild things be obedient, who
46   VII|          to him in the form of a wild beast and foamed and ran
47   VII|        should not be devoured of wild beasts. And they took a
48   VII|          into a desert among the wild beasts, where he made a
49   VII|         of S. Nicholas, ii. 113.~Wild bulls tamed, iv. 103.~Winchcomb,