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 1     I|          that is to wit memory, understanding, and will, which be made
 2     I|       soul: that is to wit, the understanding, the will, and the mind.
 3     I|         of dignity and of their understanding. Whereof saith S. Denis
 4     I|        person that hath wit and understanding in himself, and age, is
 5    II|        and mule in whom is none understanding, the devil hath power upon
 6    II|      wisdom, and thereof cometh understanding, memory, and cunning. Cunning
 7    II|       shouldest forget. And the understanding is that thou understandest
 8    II|         lighteth the eye of our understanding; secondly, to a syrup or
 9    II|       fare the better. Then he, understanding that the olive betokeneth
10    II|      the intent carnal, and the understanding that he had in the law,
11    II|         and changed his fleshly understanding into celestial, or it may
12    II|        was as touching his dark understanding. ~Then in the three days
13   III|       her more to the spiritual understanding than to the histories of
14   III|         do to him. And she, not understanding him, refused it. After,
15   III|        dignity, but when he had understanding and strength of body, God
16    IV|       is said mouth of sense or understanding. The third is conversion
17    IV|         which gathered together understanding and science of the old and
18    IV|        but he ran daily, as the understanding mouth of a lion, and fought
19    IV|         Then the christian men, understanding this to be the image of
20     V|        sharp travail shall give understanding to thine ears. And after
21     V|       For the hastiness of mine understanding and the gift of learning
22     V|        a child of noble wit and understanding, whom he had gotten in his
23     V|       thou makest fair and high understanding in heavenly things. I mounted
24     V|        divinity into thy little understanding as to the regard thereof;
25     V|     they be sent to enlumine to understanding unto knowledge, and this
26     V|      with the wing of spiritual understanding into heaven. Also he was
27     V|     mouth divine, and not as to understanding ne speech human. To whom
28    VI|       as outward. And the king, understanding his falseness, said but
29    VI|      God, for in him the eye of understanding beheld God by contemplation,
30    VI| concordance of the thing to the understanding, and the gospel is ennoblished
31    VI|     place to the bishop, and he understanding that it was our Lord Jesu
32    VI|      after, Trajan the emperor, understanding this which was the year
33   VII|      image. He hath given to me understanding, he hath called me to his
34   VII|        he had had good and true understanding in his epistles. Then S.
35   VII|        of all things more clear understanding. And it seemed to the friar
36   VII|         church.~And after this, understanding the sickness of the queen
37   VII|       or running of many years, understanding that by true report knowing
38   VII|       tui, etc., and may be the understanding of this orison such: Jesu
39   VII|       excelsis is said. And the understanding may be such, saying: Creature,