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 1     I|      principally, unjustly they accused him of three things. The
 2     I|         is read that Pilate was accused before the Emperor Tiberius
 3     I|      didst thou so? Neither she accused herself, but laid the sin
 4     I| complained on his brethren, and accused them to their father of
 5    II|    untruly; for when I shall be accused I shall hold my peace and
 6    II|        judgment, and his mother accused him, saying that he would
 7    II|        these three princes, and accused them to the emperor of high
 8    II|         to Rome, because he was accused tofore the senators of Rome
 9    II|     woman, yet there was a lady accused her of adultery tofore the
10    II|       the lady that had falsely accused Eugenia was burnt with fire
11    II|          And then the false men accused him of four things, that
12    II|       end that he should not be accused of so cruel a deed with
13    II|      come to the realm, and was accused that he had made ready venom
14   III|         Christ. And when he was accused hereof tofore the bishop
15   III|       be brought tofore him and accused him that he had deceived
16   III|         Prime and Felician were accused to the emperors Diocletian
17    IV|       the monk that was falsely accused of a child. And seven times
18    IV|       Thomas his ordinary, whom accused, he opposed, and found him
19    IV|      this, when the bishops had accused him to Vespasian, Vespasian
20    IV|      judge, and when the devils accused him, he gat that he should
21    IV|     prayers. And then they were accused tofore Decius, and came
22    IV|         men. And then they were accused that they were hid in the
23    IV|        that they knew. And they accused them, and complained that
24    IV|     buried them. Then were they accused and brought to Decius, and
25    IV|        sudden death, the devils accused him and cried on him that
26    IV|         here warned, confessed, accused, beaten and assoiled, and
27    IV|       me, thy servant, which am accused, and I have not renied thee,
28    IV|      Lord knoweth that I, being accused, have not forsaken him,
29    IV|      chamberer, that was usher, accused thee, and I excused thee.
30     V|    people going by saw him, and accused the master of the hospital
31     V|    thereof to Almighty God, and accused the lord of cruelty and
32     V|         of his Confessions, and accused himself meekly to our Lord.
33     V|      meekly to our Lord. For he accused himself there, that when
34     V|        old. In the same book he accused him of that little delectation
35     V|       that so sang. And then he accused him of seeing; of that he
36     V|         some good works. And he accused him of the appetite of praising
37     V|        of her, wherefore he was accused tofore the bishop, and was
38     V|      the prince of the Jews and accused that Jew of that which he
39     V|  judgment, and that many saints accused him that he had despoiled
40    VI|        souls, and hereof he was accused to the bishop, and was suspended
41    VI|         temple. And then he was accused of a man that had seen him,
42   VII|     gracious with the king, and accused him to the king and said
43   VII|      Romans, for he was falsely accused unto the emperor, and the
44   VII|         of Orleans, was falsely accused to the emperor and was sent
45   VII|        man saw that he was thus accused to the bishop by a woman,
46   VII|     wroth that the woman had so accused and blasphemed him to the
47   VII|       as for his great science, accused him to the emperor, saying
48   VII|       in a monk's habit falsely accused of lechery, ii. 152.~—falsely
49   VII|      lechery, ii. 152.~—falsely accused as a monk, v. 240.~Woman'