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 1     I|       as a stranger, shalt thou rule and judge us? We shall put
 2     I|       other, and betook him the rule and governance of all his
 3     I|        it under foot, and shall rule and govern the Hebrews.
 4    II|        of Paul. And this is the rule of the temporal through
 5    II|         king that may judge and rule us like as all other nations
 6    II|      and send to thee wisdom to rule it well. And when David
 7    II|    mother, love her husband, to rule well the meiny, to govern
 8    II|        always S. Thomas had the rule of his son and of the realm,
 9    II|   supposed, for contrary to the rule of the church he eateth
10    II|      taught, delivered to him a rule how he should keep him,
11   III|        which he had written the rule, of his hand. And as they
12   III| according to their religion and rule, he reproved and corrected
13   III|         better keep silence and rule their tongues, or he would
14   III|         for his holy life, good rule, and guiding. And in divers
15   III|        there in the worship and rule, whereas our Lord God showeth
16   III|       Frenchmen for to have the rule and dignity of Burgundy.
17   III|      them and informed them the rule and estate of the order.
18    IV|         them how us behoveth to rule the churches to us committed,
19    IV|      son and his heir under his rule and guiding, and prayed
20    IV|       brethren should seek some rule approved, and he would confirm
21    IV|       Holy Ghost, and chose the rule of S. Austin, preacher and
22     V|      one Vincent, which had the rule of the hospital, that he
23     V|         began to live under the rule of the apostles, out of
24     V|       the form of holiness, the rule of justice, the mirror of
25     V|      said of forma, that is the rule of vertu to others by example.
26     V|     Some there be that have the rule of the realm, some in one
27     V|     simpleness. He wrote then a rule, after the gospel, to himself
28     V|      done something against the rule of obedience, and had sign
29    VI|    shall be Edward, which shall rule all manner things to the
30    VI|        Then had King Canute the rule of England by strong hand,
31    VI|   strong hand, all law and good rule set aside. For in his days
32    VI|      that he might have all the rule about the king as well secretly
33    VI|     blessed woman which had the rule and charge of all the sisters
34    VI|       her nurse, how she should rule her. And the parents and
35    VI|         have the governance and rule of it, and at the great
36   VII|         subjects, and that such rule might be set in her beginning,
37   VII|        to the end that he might rule and defend your realm and
38   VII|       to seek a stranger for to rule us and our realm, for with
39   VII|   assistance and aid we hope to rule, govern, and keep this our
40   VII|         as be requisite for the rule, governance and universal
41   VII|          The second teacheth to rule and govern well his meiny,
42   VII|         he expounded to him the rule and order of religion and
43   VII|      that thou wilt destroy the rule of our religion, when thou
44   VII|      that time were not of such rule as the canons be in time
45   VII|   governed themselves after the rule of S. Austin. Nevertheless
46   VII|      under the which thou shalt rule and govern the city of Rouen,