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 1     I|       the fiftieth day that the lamb was sacrificed the law of
 2     I|       tofore they had eaten the lamb, they put them in affliction
 3     I|        may take and receive the Lamb of life. Amen. ~
 4     I|    ready for to eat the Paschal Lamb, and in this place the eleven
 5     I|        he was sacrificed like a lamb for the life of the people
 6     I|       for from the day that the Lamb was sacrificed in that old
 7     I|       and would eat his paschal lamb with his disciples, then
 8     I|        by name save the paschal lamb, and that was in ensample
 9     I| departed, and ate their paschal lamb, and all other ceremonies
10    II|          and she slew a paschal lamb that she had, and dighted
11    II|         John said: Lo! here the Lamb of God; and then he went
12    II|        day unto God Almighty, a lamb without spot, and after
13    II|         Agnes is said of agna a lamb, for she was humble and
14    II|        humble and debonair as a lamb, or of agnos in Greek, which
15    II|         on the right side was a lamb more white than snow, and
16    II|    wolves have made of a wolf a lamb, for he was ready for to
17   III|          and his lantern is the lamb; the lamb is the light.
18   III|        lantern is the lamb; the lamb is the light. By the lamb,
19   III|       lamb is the light. By the lamb, which is simple, is signified
20   III|       calved or brought forth a lamb, against kind. After this
21    IV|       was as tame and meek as a lamb, and pursued none but Simon,
22    VI|       was a cruel tyrant a meek lamb, and was sister of Maurice
23    VI|         shall follow always the Lamb. The fourth and the last:
24    VI|   called to wedding of the very lamb Jesu Christ, and also S.
25    VI|       her son in her arms and a lamb and a candle, and offered
26    VI|      sent hither like as a meek lamb. And with that word appeared
27    VI|       here and there, and saw a lamb standing which lifted up
28    VI|    smite in the place where the lamb stood, he took a little
29    VI|     place under the foot of the lamb, and anon a well or a fountain
30   VII|      the left side, then if the lamb, which is but a brute beast,
31   VII|       they say that there was a lamb of flesh offered to him,
32   VII|         of it, but there came a lamb that kept the fish from
33   VII|  brought it with them. The said lamb ever followed them unto
34   VII|        thou wilt send the sweet lamb, having domination in all
35   VII|    graces and thanks. Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of God the Father,
36   VII|     that is to say: Here is the Lamb of God, here is he that
37   VII|      cherish thereon that sweet Lamb by devout orison, praying
38   VII|        other thing to say than: Lamb of God, that taketh away
39   VII|         126.~Cow brings forth a lamb, iii. 162.~—though mad,