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 1     I|             the humbler stones of an ancient parish church, without being
 2     I|             was born in. Of which of ancient time men were wont to sing
 3     I|        Remigius the doctor, that the ancient ordinance was that no man
 4     I|             In winter that we may be ancient and old by prudence and
 5     I|             as the accomplishment of ancient figures, and of the miracles
 6    II|            courage was hurt, and the ancient enemy, when he saw the heart
 7   III|          among whom were many of the ancient fathers and many holy men,
 8   III|        Jerusalem. Lucæ, cap. ii. The ancient law had his course until
 9   III|            the prison, there came an ancient noble man, and tofore him
10   III|             it if it please him. The ancient nobleman answered: I am
11   III|        should I be ashamed? Thou art ancient and of great age, and how
12   III|            is said that of old time, ancient holy men that used to come
13   III|            old man, not only for the ancient of time, but for the reverence
14   III|            Judea, sent unto the most ancient their alms by the hands
15   III|      nativity of S. John Baptist was ancient, and showed by the Archangel
16   III|         sayest? I am now all old and ancient, and my wife old and barren.
17   III|           the custom and statutes of ancient fathers. It happed on a
18   III|            of ten years, like as the ancient histories rehearse, there
19    IV|             is of remission. For, of ancient time, the fiftieth year
20    IV|           that a young man had found ancient treasure, in such wise that
21    IV|         wouldst deceive the wise and ancient men of this city of Ephesus?
22    IV|             unnethe awoke, he saw an ancient man of noble stature with
23    IV|       fastings, and nevertheless the ancient name is retained, and is
24    IV|              like as he had found in ancient histories, that the body
25     V|            Virgin Mary. And when the ancient enemy saw the purpose of
26     V|              pit, and saw there this ancient man, which was clothed in
27     V|          Jews, and he called all the ancient Jews to council, and showed
28     V| re-established in his place, and the ancient miracles renewed. For a
29     V|              of the abbot and of the ancient men, she was set to be master
30    VI|        behind them there came a fair ancient man with white hair for
31    VI|          after that it is said in an ancient history, as John Damascene
32    VI|             and a great multitude of ancient and honourable fathers following
33    VI|            ordained that the sons of ancient knights should ride instead
34    VI|           his birth of the noble and ancient lineage of the Saxons, and
35    VI|              for to pray, and a much ancient and honourable man, but
36    VI|            earth? And he beheld this ancient man and said: Thou holdest
37   VII|          accompanied him with a good ancient man, and said to him in
38   VII|              ignorant. Then the good ancient man began to speak of the
39   VII|            of the clock he saw seven ancient men that spake to him, but
40   VII|     requiring of their profit as the ancient Tobias, gave to them admonishing
41   VII|             dinner and supper, three ancient poor, which ate nigh to
42   VII|             of age, yet seemed to be ancient in manners, conditions and
43   VII|          world, the which coming the ancient fathers, prophets, and patriarchs,
44   VII|              that the desires of the ancient fathers, prophets, and patriarchs
45   VII|            orisons instituted by the ancient fathers. The first orison