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 1     I|          Austin saith that, the vengeance of God shall be so cruel
 2     I|       to our Lord, and a day of vengeance to God. Lo! for one day
 3     I|        more destroy man by such vengeance. And then our Lord blessed
 4     I|       that God would have taken vengeance on him for her, and sent
 5     I|         to heaven, I shall take vengeance and destroy them. Then Abraham
 6     I|      and delivered Lot from the vengeance of the cities in which he
 7     I|         blood, that it may be a vengeance in all the land of Egypt,
 8     I|        was the first plague and vengeance. The second was that God
 9     I|      let them depart. The third vengeance that God sent to them was
10     I|         them depart. The fourth vengeance was that God sent all manner
11     I|    depart. The ninth plague and vengeance was that God sent so great
12     I|  resteth now but one plague and vengeance, and after that he shall
13     I|        shall slay the other for vengeance, ne for his goods, or for
14     I|      sword on his side and take vengeance and slay every each his
15     I|         God smote them and took vengeance on them by a great plague
16    II|          The people seeing this vengeance and plague said: Let not
17    II|      and so it was, and a great vengeance and death was had upon all
18    II|         people were dead by the vengeance that was taken on them in
19    II|    remember me, and take now no vengeance of my sins, ne remember
20    II|         wise be slain with like vengeance. After this Holofernes commanded
21    II|    taken into hideous and great vengeance, into sword, ravin, and
22    II|        of the apostle. And this vengeance blameth S. Austin in his
23    II|     cursed them, and the divine vengeance ensued suddenly the malediction
24    II|         came upon Herod a right vengeance, for like as he dissevered
25    II|        grievous malady by right vengeance of God, for a strong fever
26    II|     said that this malady was a vengeance of God, and for as much
27   III|         here no longer lest the vengeance of God take us, and that
28   III|         Pella, because that the vengeance should not fall on them,
29   III|        thee which herein takest vengeance; for then they of the town
30   III|         wherefore God took such vengeance that they burned with fire
31   III|      the paynims said that this vengeance came of great righteousness.
32    IV|        to abide any dilation of vengeance, for the next day following,
33    IV|         apostles from the cruel vengeance of the cruel tyrant, which
34    IV|   wherefore I would take on her vengeance. And thou hast brought to
35     V|     were hurt, I never required vengeance of the hurter. I leave to
36     V|     they have sinned, which cry vengeance unto heaven, I have not
37     V|         was smitten with divine vengeance of God, whose persecution
38     V|      custom, so let him receive vengeance by the sovereign judge.
39     V| adversary, whiles ye take on it vengeance by my life. Then they vanished
40     V|       of Rome was then burnt by vengeance of God, and the left arm
41    VI|      reign among them, and what vengeance shall be taken on them for
42    VI|      now drawn out his sword of vengeance to smite his people. This
43    VI|          And afterward God took vengeance upon him, so that his belly
44    VI|         great resurrection.~How vengeance was showed to a damoiselle
45    VI|     were delivered to him to do vengeance, he desired it more to do
46   VII|        iv, 99.~Herod's malady a vengeance of God, ii. 181.~Hingvar
47   VII|       Veltis the fiend, iv, 69.~Vengeance on sinners, instances of.