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Ther bien in every man iij spirites ffirst the natural |
Trinity R.14.52 [33] |
11 |
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Ther bien viij maners of medicynes mynistred to the parties |
Trinity R.14.52 [43] |
11 |
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Ther bith ij kyndes off kyngdomes of the wich that on |
Laud 591 [1] |
16 |
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Ther byne iiij beystys of vennery þe hert þe har þe wolfe |
Brogyntyn II.1 [24] |
14 |
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Ther bythe grayhoundys basterdus mongrellys and mastyffys |
Brogyntyn II.1 [25] |
14 |
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Ther is a naturall well þat is noyntede made of þe mounte of vulcane |
CUL Kk.6.30 [12] |
19 |
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Ther langhe to a good hors xv maner of codyssions |
Pl Add 2 [6] |
24 |
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Ther longithe to a good hors xv manner of condycyons |
Brogyntyn II.1 [23] |
14 |
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Ther longythe iij havkys to a emparovr |
Brogyntyn II.1 [27] |
14 |
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Ther schall arise in walys a ravenne |
Peniarth 50 [11] |
14 |
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Ther schulen be signes in sonne and moone and sterris [ ... ] pressing |
CUL Kk.6.28 [2] |
19 |
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Ther was a hiers rouill made with myche tymber wark |
TCD 849 [16] |
25 |
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Ther was a man that went to the market for to bie thre |
Oxf Ba 354 [45] |
8 |
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Ther was a man went in to an orchard & toke sertayn apples |
Oxf Ba 354 [49] |
8 |
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Ther was a woman called veronica which metyng wiþ our lord |
Oxf Mn 204 [1] |
8 |
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Ther was a worthi man and a riche whos name was crisaurius |
Wor F. 172 [9] |
15 |
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Ther was an holy woman namyd mawdlen of good and honrabull |
Douce 42 [1] |
4 |
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Ther was an holy woman namyd mawdlene of good and lawdable lyf and |
Lambeth 546 [5] |
13 |
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Ther was in brytayne a kyng full noble and cristyn whose name |
Swl 7 [3] |
15 |
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Ther was some tyme in parise a man þat vsid with gret devocion to |
Lambeth 3597 [11] |
13 |
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Ther wer iij phylysoffers þat a lorde askyd qwhat thynge was most |
CUL Gg.6.16 [9] |
19 |
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Ther were ij men had apples ye on sayd to yat oyer geve |
Oxf Ba 354 [61] |
8 |
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Ther were xij persones knyghtes fotmen & maydyns |
Oxf Ba 354 [59] |
8 |
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Ther ys iiij maner of thynge þat euery wysse man owzte to drede |
Pl Add 2 [5] |
24 |
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Ther ys iiij þingys þat euery wys man {is} to drede |
Brogyntyn II.1 [22] |
14 |
