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 1     I|       then we pray and demand the suffrages of all the saints, and we
 2     I| procession singularly we call the suffrages of all the saints. And why
 3     I|      merits be not sufficient the suffrages of saints may avail us,
 4     I|     saints, because that by their suffrages that we require, we glorify
 5     I|         of God in demanding their suffrages. And in these Litanies we
 6    II|           word of preaching, with suffrages of praying, and with example
 7    IV|      merciful to the world by our suffrages and prayers. And Lucian
 8    VI|           martyrs be our aids and suffrages. He examineth them for to
 9    VI|          church, and had required suffrages of all the saints, at the
10    VI|           souls, and that general suffrages temporal might be done for
11    VI|            and secondly, of their suffrages. Of the first is to be considered
12    VI|          as to the third, that is suffrages, three things ought to be
13    VI|         be considered. First, the suffrages that be done. Secondly,
14    VI|           they be done. About the suffrages that be done, it is to be
15    VI|      there be done four manner of suffrages, which profit unto them
16    VI|          And the second manner of suffrages is for to give alms, and
17    VI|        flesh. The third manner of suffrages is the oblation and offering
18    VI|          And the fourth manner of suffrages that profiteth to them that
19    VI|       that is to say for whom the suffrages be done, there be four things
20    VI|   fourthly, how they may know the suffrages that be done for them. As
21    VI|           who be they to whom the suffrages may profit ? It is to be
22    VI|         or between both. Then the suffrages that be done for the good,
23    VI|        manner people, or doth any suffrages for them, he doth to them
24    VI|           be known there ought no suffrages to be done for them, after
25    VI|         for the devil, but if any suffrages were done for a damned man,
26    VI|           but that they need have suffrages of their friends, ne they
27    VI|           be not so evil but that suffrages might profit and ease them.
28    VI|     profit and ease them. And the suffrages that be done for them be
29    VI|         and these be they to whom suffrages only may profit. And in
30    VI|          And in doing such manner suffrages, the church is accustomed
31    VI|     second, that is wherefore the suffrages ought to profit to them,
32    VI|        when they lived that these suffrages should profit them. For
33    VI|    equally. It is to wit that the suffrages, if they be done for some
34    VI|          to wit, if they know the suffrages that be done for them. After
35    VI|          they know well that some suffrages have been done for them.
36    VI|           is to wit by whom these suffrages be made. That is to wit,
37    VI|          is to wit, that if these suffrages should profit, it behoveth
38    VI|          That which is said, that suffrages done by evil men may not
39   VII|         to have great hope in his suffrages and prayers. Among all other