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 1     I|             And of this daughter he engendered a son. She took her name
 2     I|           that is to wit Enoch, was engendered of a man, and he was engendering.
 3     I|          that is to say Elijah, was engendered and not engendering. The
 4     I|            Christ, he was born, not engendered of a man ne engendering.
 5     I|            man; but the Virgin Mary engendered and conceived above the
 6     I|         world, he knew his wife and engendered Cain, the fifteenth year
 7     I|             and thirty years old he engendered Seth like to his similitude,
 8     I|            eight hundred years, and engendered sons and daughters. Some
 9    II|             Sicily, and extract and engendered of a noble lineage, in the
10    II|         joys perdurable. Lechery is engendered of corruption, and of corruption
11    II|             and of sin is confusion engendered. ~And he thus saying, two
12    II|            on a night with her, and engendered on her a child. When his
13    II|         named Thief, because he had engendered it by theft. After for to
14   III| unsteadfastness of the heretics, he engendered the great melody of the
15   III|             predication by which he engendered much people to the faith.
16   III|      Exerces, whom the said Exerces engendered on a queen which was called
17    IV|           kingdom, as though he had engendered them. all. This holy Paul
18    IV|           sea from Galicia, and was engendered of Leviathan, which is a
19    IV|             called Bonacho, that is engendered in Galicia. And when he
20    IV|            predication, by which he engendered much people to the faith
21     V|            descended Levy, and Levy engendered Melchion and Panthar, Panthar
22     V|       Melchion and Panthar, Panthar engendered Barpanthar, Barpanthar engendered
23     V|   engendered Barpanthar, Barpanthar engendered Joachim, Joachim engendered
24     V|         engendered Joachim, Joachim engendered the Virgin Mary, which was
25     V|       Nathan had a wife, of whom he engendered Jacob, and when Nathan was
26     V|             of Jacob, and on her he engendered Eli, and so Jacob and Eli
27     V|            Solomon, took a wife and engendered and raised the seed of his
28     V|             seed of his brother and engendered Joseph.~Joseph then by nature
29     V|              was by nature his that engendered him, and by the law he was
30     V|             John Baptist, and Eliud engendered Eminen. And of Eminen came
31     V|           well engendering. For she engendered to Jesu Christ good lineage,
32     V|           others, which by her were engendered to the christian faith.~
33    VI|           of corrupt humours, which engendered foul worms, and made her
34    VI|        named Notus or Maurus, which engendered a daughter named Ursula.
35    VI|           all this people if I have engendered thee. And the child said:
36    VI|             my dear son that I have engendered and nourished. And as soon
37   VII|        shall be hereafter said, was engendered S. Katherine, which came
38   VII|            her and said that he had engendered no child. And then anon
39   VII|             and feigned that he had engendered it, and named him Henry.
40   VII|             My father and my mother engendered or begat me in an isle of
41   VII|            the diocese of Trygvier, engendered or begotten of parents noble
42   VII|            both flesh and blood are engendered in creature, much more stronger