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| ParsT 603 But lat us go now to thilke horrible sweryng of adjuracioun and conjuracioun, | 900 |
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ADOWRYNGE..........1
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| ParsT 682A in which estaat he was holden to wirche as in heriynge and adowrynge of God. | 1048 |
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| ParsT 573 But certeinly if he may escape withouten slaughtre of his adversarie, and sleeth hym, | 838 |
| ParsT 697 Certes, aboven alle synnes thanne is this synne moost displesant to Crist, and moost adversarie. | 1076 |
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| ParsT 638 They been adversaries of Jhesu Crist, for they haten that he loveth -- that is to seyn, salvacioun of soule. | 966 |
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| ParsT 276A whan he cheseth flesshly delices; and yet is it tormented by inpacience of adversitee and bispet by servage and subjeccioun of synne; | 310 |
| ParsT 500A or agayn reyn or tempest; or elles gruccheth that shrewes han prosperitee, or elles for that goode men han adversitee. | 716 |
| ParsT 660 The Philosophre seith that pacience is thilke vertu that suffreth debonairely alle the outrages of adversitee and every wikked word. | 1006 |
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| ParsT 293 For ther been two manere of consentynges: that oon of hem is cleped consentynge of affeccioun, | 338 |
| ParsT 728A that is an affeccioun thurgh which a man despiseth anoyouse thinges. | 1132 |
| ParsT 786A oonly for wikked flesshly affeccioun that they han unto the persone, and that is foul symonye. | 1246 |
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AFFORCED...........1
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| ParsT 974 or if the womman, maugree hir hed, hath been afforced, or noon. This shal she telle: | 1614 |
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AFFYNYTEE..........1
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| ParsT 907 The fourthe spece is the assemblee of hem that been of hire kynrede, or of hem that been of oon affynytee, | 1480 |
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| ParsT 96 The firste is that if a man be baptized after that he hath synned. | 30 |
| ParsT 99 Another defaute is this: that men doon deedly synne after that they han receyved baptesme. | 34 |
| ParsT 100 The thridde defaute is that men fallen in venial synnes after hir baptesme fro day to day. | 36 |
| ParsT 127A and he that holdeth hym in verray penitence is blessed, after the sentence of Salomon. | 72 |
| ParsT 207A For certes, delices been after the appetites of the fyve wittes, as sighte, herynge, smellynge, savorynge, and touchynge. | 196 |
| ParsT 269 This suffred oure Lord Jhesu Crist for man, after that he hadde be bitraysed of his disciple, and distreyned and bounde | 296 |
| ParsT 275 For certes, after the diverse [disordinaunces] of oure wikkednesses was the passioun of Jhesu Crist ordeyned in diverse thynges. | 308 |
| ParsT 277A and after that was he bounde, that cam for to unbynden us of synne and peyne. | 312 |
| ParsT 297A and after that in his delit, and so forth into consentynge and into dede. | 346 |
| ParsT 331A and afterward, the delit of the flessh, as sheweth heere by Eve; and after that, the consentynge of resoun, as sheweth heere by Adam. | 406 |
| ParsT 337 Now, as for to speken of the firste coveitise, that is concupiscence, after the lawe of oure membres | 418 |
| ParsT 343 The same Seint Paul, after his grete penaunce in water and in lond -- | 430 |
| ParsT 351 And after that comth the subjeccioun of the devel -- | 446 |
| ParsT 352 And after that, a man bithynketh hym wheither he wol doon or no thilke thing to which he is tempted. | 448 |
| ParsT 484 After Pride wol I speken of the foule synne of Envye, which that is, as by the word of the Philosophre, | 682 |
| ParsT 484A " sorwe of oother mannes prosperitee " ; and after the word of Seint Augustyn, it is " Sorwe | 684 |
| ParsT 498A This synne is ful greet and ay encreesseth after the wikked entente of the bakbitere. | 712 |
| ParsT 499 After bakbityng cometh gruchchyng or murmuracioun; and somtyme it spryngeth of inpacience agayns God, and somtyme agayns man. | 714 |
| ParsT 533 After Envye wol I discryven the synne of Ire. For soothly, whoso hath envye upon his neighebor, | 768 |
| ParsT 535 This synne of Ire, after the discryvyng of Seint Augustyn, is wikked wil to been avenged by word or by dede. | 772 |
| ParsT 536 Ire, after the Philosophre, is the fervent blood of man yquyked in his herte, | 772 |
| ParsT 587 After this, thanne cometh sweryng, that is expres agayn the comandement of God; and this bifalleth ofte of anger and of Ire. | 866 |
| ParsT 592 And if so be that the lawe compelle yow to swere, thanne rule yow after the lawe of God in youre swerying, | 876 |
| ParsT 627A For after the habundance of the herte speketh the mouth ful ofte. | 942 |
| ParsT 651 After this comth the synne of japeres, that been the develes apes, | 988 |
| ParsT 677 After the synne of Envye and of Ire, now wol I speken of the synne of Accidie. | 1038 |
| ParsT 739 After Accidie wol I speke of Avarice and of Coveitise, of which synne seith | 1154 |
| ParsT 741 Avarice, after the descripcioun of Seint Augustyn, is a likerousnesse in herte to have erthely thynges. | 1158 |
| ParsT 788A For it is the gretteste synne that may be, after the synne of Lucifer and Antecrist. | 1250 |
| ParsT 818 After Avarice comth Glotonye, which is expres eek agayn the comandement of God. Glotonye is unmesurable appetit to ete or to drynke, | 1304 |
| ParsT 828 In oother manere been distinct the speces of Glotonye, after Seint Gregorie. The firste is for to ete biforn tyme to ete. | 1324 |
| ParsT 836 After Glotonye thanne comth Lecherie, for thise two synnes been so ny cosyns that ofte tyme they wol nat departe. | 1340 |
| ParsT 839A And after that he brente fyve citees with thonder-leyt, and sank hem into helle. | 1346 |
| ParsT 889A that was founden in avowtrie, and sholde han been slayn with stones, after the wyl of the Jewes, as was hir lawe, | 1440 |
| ParsT 956 Now after that I have declared yow, as I kan, the sevene deedly synnes, | 1578 |
| ParsT 977 or doon his synne in hooly tymes or noon, in fastyng tymes or noon, or biforn his shrifte, or after his latter shrifte, | 1618 |
| ParsT 979 Alle thise thynges, after that they been grete or smale, engreggen the conscience of man. | 1620 |
| ParsT 979B in yevynge of thy penaunce, and that is after thy contricioun. | 1622 |
| ParsT 980 For understond wel that after tyme that a man hath defouled his baptesme by synne, | 1624 |
| ParsT 994 Swich was the confession of Seint Peter, for after that he hadde forsake Jhesu Crist, he wente out and weep ful bitterly. | 1652 |
| ParsT 1048 After this, thou shalt understonde that bodily peyne stant in wakynge, for Jhesu Crist seith, | 1756 |
| ParsT 1076 Thanne shal men understonde what is the fruyt of penaunce; and, after the word of Jhesu Crist, | 1808 |
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| ParsT 331A and afterward, the delit of the flessh, as sheweth heere by Eve; and after that, the consentynge of resoun, as sheweth heere by Adam. | 406 |
| ParsT 334A and that that was erst but oonly peyne of concupiscence is afterward bothe peyne and synne. | 414 |
| ParsT 509 Somtyme it comth of Ire or prive hate that norisseth rancour in herte, as afterward I shal declare. | 730 |
| ParsT 635 Afterward speke we of scornynge, which is a wikked synne, and namely whan he scorneth a man for his goode werkes. | 962 |
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| ParsT 1060 Now again the shame that a man hath to shryven hym, | 1778 |
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AGAINS.............1
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| ParsT 731A For certes, ther bihoveth greet corage agains Accidie, | 1138 |
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AGAINST............1
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| ParsT 738 Eke ther been mo speciale remedies against Accidie in diverse werkes, and | 1150 |
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AGAYN..............36
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| ParsT 110 And this is fruytful penitence agayn three thynges in which we wratthe oure Lord Jhesu Crist; | 48 |
| ParsT 186A agayn three thynges that folk of this world han in this present lyf; that is to seyn, honours, delices, and richesses. | 162 |
| ParsT 235A whiche goode werkes he dide whil he was in charitee, ne mowe nevere quyken agayn withouten verray penitence. | 244 |
| ParsT 236A " if the rightful man returne agayn from his rightwisnesse and werke wikkednesse, shal he lyve? " | 246 |
| ParsT 241 But nathelees, the goode werkes quyken agayn, and comen agayn, and helpen, | 252 |
| ParsT 241 But nathelees, the goode werkes quyken agayn, and comen agayn, and helpen, | 252 |
| ParsT 242A for as muche as they were doon in deedly synne, they may nevere quyke agayn. | 256 |
| ParsT 296 And also a man sholde sorwe namely for al that evere he hath desired agayn the lawe of God | 344 |
| ParsT 342 For lo, what seith Seint Paul: " The flessh coveiteth agayn the spirit, and the spirit agayn the flessh; | 428 |
| ParsT 342 For lo, what seith Seint Paul: " The flessh coveiteth agayn the spirit, and the spirit agayn the flessh; | 428 |
| ParsT 459A For certes, the flessh coveiteth agayn the spirit, and ay the moore strong that the flessh is, the sorier may the soule be. | 640 |
| ParsT 485B therfore it is proprely agayn the bountee of the Hooly Goost. | 688 |
| ParsT 500 Agayn God it is whan a man gruccheth agayn the peyne of helle, or agayns poverte, or los of catel, | 714 |
| ParsT 500 Agayn God it is whan a man gruccheth agayn the peyne of helle, or agayns poverte, or los of catel, | 714 |
| ParsT 500A or agayn reyn or tempest; or elles gruccheth that shrewes han prosperitee, or elles for that goode men han adversitee. | 716 |
| ParsT 504 Somtyme comth murmure of Pride, as whan Simon the Pharisee gruchched agayn the Magdaleyne | 720 |
| ParsT 548 Looke how that fir of smale gleedes that been almost dede under asshen wollen quike agayn whan they been touched with brymstoon; | 794 |
| ParsT 548A right so Ire wol everemo quyken agayn whan it is touched by the pride that is covered in mannes herte. | 796 |
| ParsT 561A It stryveth eek alday agayn trouthe. It reveth hym the quiete of his herte and subverteth his soule. | 816 |
| ParsT 587 After this, thanne cometh sweryng, that is expres agayn the comandement of God; and this bifalleth ofte of anger and of Ire. | 866 |
| ParsT 620 And ofte tyme swich cursynge wrongfully retorneth agayn to hym that curseth, as a bryd that retorneth agayn to his owene nest. | 928 |
| ParsT 620 And ofte tyme swich cursynge wrongfully retorneth agayn to hym that curseth, as a bryd that retorneth agayn to his owene nest. | 928 |
| ParsT 639A For he deceyveth hym that trusteth in hym, ut Achitofel ad Absolonem. But nathelees, yet is his wikked conseil first agayn hymself. | 968 |
| ParsT 685A for it ne hath no purveaunce agayn temporeel necessitee, for it forsleweth and forsluggeth and destroyeth alle goodes temporeles by reccheleesnesse. | 1054 |
| ParsT 729A and wrastle agayn the assautes of the devel. | 1134 |
| ParsT 795A And ye shul understonde that thise been grete synnes and expres agayn the comaundementz of God, as I have seyd. | 1262 |
| ParsT 799 Corporeel, as for to take thy neighebores catel agayn his wyl, | 1268 |
| ParsT 800A in entente nevere to payen it agayn, and semblable thynges. | 1272 |
| ParsT 818 After Avarice comth Glotonye, which is expres eek agayn the comandement of God. Glotonye is unmesurable appetit to ete or to drynke, | 1304 |
| ParsT 871 For certes, namoore may maydenhede be restoored than an arm that is smyten fro the body may retourne agayn to wexe. | 1406 |
| ParsT 941B ye, though it be agayn hir likynge and the lust of hire herte. | 1550 |
| ParsT 959 " Synne is every word and every dede, and al that men coveiten, agayn the lawe of Jhesu Crist; | 1584 |
| ParsT 972 For which that folk, whan they falle agayn in hir olde folies, outher they forleten hir olde confessours al outrely | 1610 |
| ParsT 1013A ne he shal nat nayte ne denye his synne, ne wratthe hym agayn the preest for his amonestynge to lete synne. | 1692 |
| ParsT 1047 It avayleth eek agayn the vices of the soule, for, as seith Seint Jerome, | 1754 |
| ParsT 1073 Agayns the seconde wanhope he shal thynke that as ofte as he falleth he may arise agayn by penitence. | 1802 |