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answer_v i_o relieve_v the_o man_n not_o his_o manner_n idem_fw-la p._n 155._o themistocles_n when_o he_o hear_v that_o miltiades_n have_v get_v great_a honour_n in_o the_o marothenian_a battle_n he_o can_v not_o sleep_v because_o he_o come_v short_a of_o his_o glory_n and_o caesar_n see_v alexander_n statue_n weep_v that_o he_o have_v do_v so_o little_a himself_o roger_n penitent_a citizen_n p._n 150._o a_o man_n come_v into_o a_o church_n and_o see_v it_o full_a of_o image_n make_v of_o wax_n demand_v what_o may_v be_v the_o cause_n of_o such_o a_o unwonted_a sight_n answer_n be_v make_v that_o those_o who_o those_o image_n do_v represent_v be_v certain_a person_n which_o be_v save_v from_o drown_v by_o call_v on_o our_o lady_n nay_o then_o quoth_v he_o again_o where_o be_v the_o image_n of_o those_o i_o pray_v you_o that_o call_v upon_o our_o lady_n and_o be_v drown_v notwithstanding_o moss_n of_o usury_n p._n 99_o a_o minister_n know_v he_o have_v usurer_n in_o his_o congregation_n 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maximilian_n emperor_n choose_v rather_o to_o die_v than_o to_o have_v her_o thigh_n cure_v which_o be_v break_v with_o a_o fall_n from_o a_o horse_n id._n p._n 182._o caesar_n bear_v the_o office_n of_o quaestorship_n in_o spain_n and_o natural_o dispose_v for_o great_a affair_n be_v thereto_o the_o more_o invite_v at_o the_o sight_n of_o alexander_n portraiture_n in_o the_o temple_n of_o hercules_n at_o gades_n where_o behold_v it_o he_o fall_v into_o a_o sudden_a dislike_n of_o himself_o and_o as_o alexander_n see_v achilles_n his_o tomb_n be_v fill_v with_o a_o ambitious_a and_o honourable_a emulation_n sigh_v and_o say_v have_v thou_o at_o my_o year_n achieve_v the_o conquest_n of_o the_o whole_a world_n myself_o hitherto_o have_v do_v no_o memorable_a act_n id._n p._n 183._o sceva_n who_o at_o the_o siege_n of_o dyrrachium_fw-la stand_v so_o long_o to_o it_o before_o caesar_n come_v to_o his_o rescue_n that_o he_o have_v two_o hundred_o and_o thirty_o holes_n make_v in_o his_o 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from_o he_o in_o his_o wine_n that_o it_o be_v fatal_a for_o he_o first_o to_o hear_v the_o lewdness_n of_o his_o wife_n and_o then_o to_o punish_v they_o which_o agrippina_n hear_v to_o prevent_v she_o own_o death_n hasten_v her_o husband_n by_o give_v he_o poison_n in_o a_o mushroom_n id._n p._n 196._o nero_n set_v rome_n on_o fire_n and_o sing_v to_o his_o harp_n verse_n make_v on_o the_o destruction_n of_o troy_n and_o lay_v the_o blame_n of_o it_o on_o the_o christian_n bodao_n the_o british_a lady_n and_o famous_a warrior_n make_v a_o speech_n to_o her_o soldier_n secret_o hold_v a_o hare_n in_o her_o lap_n which_o have_v tell_v they_o that_o their_o enemy_n will_v fly_v like_o hare_n she_o let_v go_v and_o her_o army_n not_o know_v the_o deceit_n construe_v it_o as_o a_o ominous_a and_o lucky_a sign_n of_o victory_n speed_v hist_n p._n 199._o nero_n be_v a_o excellent_a musician_n and_o so_o prodigal_a that_o he_o never_o wear_v one_o garment_n twice_o astrologer_n and_o stargazer_n be_v a_o kind_n of_o people_n ever_o to_o prince_n unfaithful_a to_o hoper_n deceitful_a and_o in_o a_o commonwealth_n always_o forbid_v yet_o always_o retain_v id._n p._n 202._o galba_n while_o a_o private_a man_n seem_v more_o than_o a_o private_a man_n and_o hold_v capable_a of_o the_o empâ—re_n if_o he_o have_v not_o be_v emperor_n p._n 202._o chrysanthus_n bishop_n of_o constantinople_n reserve_v to_o himself_o of_o all_o his_o ecclesiastical_a revenue_n but_o two_o loaf_n of_o bread_n every_o lord_n day_n p._n 206._o vitellius_n dedicate_v the_o dagger_n that_o otho_n his_o competitor_n kill_v himself_o with_o unto_o mars_n in_o his_o temple_n at_o coleyn_n as_o the_o lucky_a instrument_n of_o his_o advance_a estate_n p._n 209._o vitellius_n the_o emperor_n commend_v his_o own_o temperance_n in_o a_o set_a letter_n to_o the_o senate_n though_o they_o know_v he_o a_o extreme_a glutton_n have_v no_o less_o than_o two_o thousand_o dish_n of_o fish_n and_o seven_o thousand_o dish_n of_o fowl_n serve_v to_o his_o table_n at_o one_o supper_n p._n 209._o the_o officer_n and_o soldier_n salute_v vespasian_n emperor_n which_o title_n when_o he_o resolute_o gainsay_v and_o refuse_v they_o with_o draw_v sword_n threaten_v he_o his_o death_n he_o prove_v a_o excellent_a prince_n and_o by_o his_o touch_n be_v report_v to_o cure_v a_o lame_a man_n and_o with_o his_o spital_n to_o open_v the_o eye_n of_o the_o blind_a p._n 211._o titus_n be_v a_o excellent_a prince_n and_o worthy_o call_v deliciae_fw-la humani_fw-la generis_fw-la be_v a_o great_a enemy_n to_o promoter_n pettifogger_n and_o extortur_n of_o penal_a law_n which_o as_o caterpillar_n to_o court_n of_o penal_a law_n which_o as_o caterpillar_n to_o court_n of_o justice_n he_o cause_v to_o be_v whip_v out_o of_o rome_n titus_n at_o his_o death_n lift_v up_o his_o eye_n to_o heaven_n complain_v why_o his_o life_n shall_v be_v take_v from_o he_o that_o except_o one_o offence_n viz._n his_o murder_n of_o aulus_n cinna_n through_o jealousy_n of_o his_o familiarity_n with_o berenice_n his_o paramour_n deserve_v not_o to_o die_v speed_v hist_n p._n 212._o agricola_n have_v conquer_a scotland_n send_v word_n of_o it_o by_o letter_n to_o domitian_n who_o receive_v the_o news_n with_o a_o cheerful_a countenance_n and_o a_o grieve_a heart_n p._n 215._o domitian_n buy_v certain_a slave_n for_o money_n and_o attire_v they_o and_o dress_v they_o as_o captive_n of_o germany_n and_o triumph_v for_o they_o p._n 215._o domitian_n put_v to_o death_n salustius_n lucullus_n who_o he_o have_v make_v lieutenant_n of_o britain_n because_o he_o have_v devise_v and_o make_v certain_a spear_n and_o lance_n for_o service_n which_o he_o cause_v to_o be_v call_v lucullian_n and_o this_o domitian_n hold_v it_o a_o matter_n of_o suspicion_n who_o think_v every_o memorable_a act_n do_v by_o another_o do_v pluck_v a_o feather_n from_o his_o own_o plume_n p._n 216._o trajan_n invest_v any_o praetor_n in_o 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any_o thing_n negligent_o his_o usual_a speech_n it_o be_v that_o he_o have_v rather_o save_v one_o subject_n life_n than_o kill_v a_o thousand_o enemy_n ibid._n the_o emperor_n aurelius_n in_o his_o war_n against_o the_o quade_v suffer_v great_a extremity_n for_o want_n of_o water_n when_o upon_o command_n give_v the_o christian_n in_o his_o army_n pray_v unto_o god_n and_o obtain_v a_o plenteous_a shower_n of_o rain_n which_o refresh_v his_o army_n and_z thunder_z and_o lightning_n which_o overthrow_v the_o quadeâ—_n on_o which_o the_o emperor_n make_v favourable_a decree_n in_o the_o behalf_n of_o the_o christian_n and_o call_v that_o legion_n the_o lightning_n legion_n speed_v history_n p._n 221._o the_o papist_n make_v miserable_a absurd_a application_n of_o scripture_n to_o build_v the_o babel_n of_o their_o power_n by_o thus_o god_n make_v a_o great_a and_o a_o lesser_a light_n
he_o do_v id._n f._n 248._o a_o woman_n of_o berckley_n in_o glocestershire_n have_v long_o use_v evil_a art_n as_o she_o sit_v at_o a_o feast_n a_o crow_n that_o she_o keep_v creke_v loud_a than_o she_o be_v wont_a the_o woman_n then_o say_v o_o my_o saul_n be_v come_v to_o sorrow_n this_o day_n send_v for_o her_o child_n confess_v her_o sin_n and_o wish_v they_o to_o bind_v she_o in_o her_o coffin_n with_o chain_n and_o if_o she_o â—ay_v four_o day_n to_o bury_v she_o but_o she_o be_v fetch_v by_o the_o devil_n out_o of_o the_o church_n set_v upon_o a_o black_a horse_n and_o carry_v away_o with_o terrible_a cry_n id._n fol._n 257._o a_o citizen_n of_o rome_n name_v lucianus_n have_v marry_v a_o wife_n call_v eugenia_n after_o his_o wedding_n dinner_n go_v to_o the_o field_n and_o be_v to_o play_v put_v his_o ring_n upon_o the_o finger_n of_o a_o image_n that_o stand_v by_o when_o he_o have_v do_v his_o play_n come_v for_o his_o ring_n he_o can_v not_o get_v it_o off_o at_o night_n 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patronus_fw-la a_o anchorite_n in_o a_o abbey_n of_o scotland_n the_o abbey_n be_v on_o fire_n and_o he_o may_v have_v escape_v and_o will_v not_o go_v four_o but_o be_v willing_o and_o wilful_o burn_v but_o say_v trevisa_n the_o translator_n of_o polycronicon_fw-la god_n grant_v he_o be_v not_o damn_v for_o his_o blind_a devotion_n fol._n 258._o oliver_z a_o monk_n of_o malmsbury_n in_o his_o youth_n array_v himself_o to_o fly_v as_o daedalus_n do_v but_o fall_v down_o and_o lame_v himself_o in_o his_o thigh_n all_o his_o life_n after_o which_o he_o impute_v to_o his_o neglect_n or_o forgetfulness_n in_o not_o make_v himself_o asleep_o tail_n id._n 260._o walter_n bishop_n of_o hereford_n in_o the_o time_n of_o william_n the_o conqueror_n fall_v in_o love_n with_o a_o sempster_n of_o that_o city_n and_o when_o he_o can_v not_o prevail_v b_o word_n he_o will_v have_v force_v she_o but_o she_o run_v he_o into_o the_o belly_n with_o her_o scissors_n of_o which_o he_o die_v id._n 262._o johannes_n de_fw-fr temporibus_fw-la who_o be_v esquire_n to_o charles_n the_o great_a die_v in_o the_o day_n of_o king_n stephen_n of_o england_n when_o he_o have_v live_v three_o hundred_o sixty_o and_o one_o year_n id._n when_o the_o physician_n and_o prelate_n persuade_v king_n lewes_n of_o france_n to_o make_v use_n of_o a_o woman_n in_o his_o return_n from_o the_o holy_a land_n because_o he_o be_v so_o far_o from_o his_o queen_n and_o sick_a for_o want_v of_o that_o evacuation_n he_o answer_v they_o that_o he_o have_v rather_o die_v than_o live_v in_o spouse_n breach_n and_o so_o put_v himself_o in_o god_n hand_n and_o be_v sudden_o make_v well_o polycron_n f._n 285._o when_o one_o bring_v king_n lewes_n a_o bull_n from_o the_o pope_n whereby_o be_v grant_v to_o the_o king_n to_o have_v the_o first_o benefice_n in_o every_o cathedral_n church_n in_o his_o realm_n he_o throw_v the_o bull_n in_o the_o fire_n say_v that_o he_o rather_o will_v that_o thaâ—_n shall_v fry_v in_o the_o fire_n tâ—an_v his_o own_o soul_n in_o hell_n id._n 285._o when_o king_n richard_n the_o first_o of_o england_n have_v long_o chase_v the_o king_n of_o cyprus_n from_o place_n to_o place_n the_o king_n proffer_v to_o yield_v himself_o so_o he_o may_v not_o be_v put_v into_o iron_n which_o king_n richard_n grant_v he_o but_o instead_o of_o iron_n he_o put_v he_o into_o chain_n of_o silver_n id._n f._n 294._o stephen_n procurator_n of_o angeow_fw-mi under_o king_n richard_n the_o first_o consult_v with_o a_o necromancer_n who_o send_v he_o to_o inquire_v of_o a_o brazen_a head_n that_o have_v a_o spirit_n enclose_v he_o inquire_v shall_v i_o never_o see_v king_n richard_n the_o spirit_n answer_v no_o how_o long_o shall_v my_o office_n endure_v to_o thy_o life_n end_v say_v the_o spirit_n where_o shall_v i_o die_v in_o pluma_n hereupon_o he_o forbid_v his_o servant_n to_o bring_v feather_n near_o he_o but_o he_o prosecute_n a_o noble_a man_n the_o noble_a man_n flee_v to_o his_o castle_n call_v pluma_n and_o stephen_n follow_v be_v there_o kill_v id._n f._n 296._o albericus_fw-la earl_n of_o northumberland_n not_o content_v with_o his_o own_o estate_n consult_v with_o a_o friend_n which_o tell_v he_o he_o shall_v have_v graecia_n whereupon_o he_o go_v into_o greece_n but_o the_o grecian_n know_v of_o it_o rob_v he_o of_o what_o he_o have_v and_o send_v he_o from_o they_o he_o after_o be_v weary_a of_o travail_n come_v to_o king_n henry_n into_o normandy_n who_o give_v he_o a_o noble_a widow_n to_o wife_n who_o name_n be_v graecia_n id._n f._n 296._o the_o epitaph_n of_o richard_n the_o first_o king_n of_o england_n viscera_n carleolum_fw-la corpus_fw-la fons_n seruat_fw-la ebardi_n et_fw-la cor_fw-la rothomagum_fw-la magne_n richard_n tuum_fw-la in_o tria_fw-la dividitur_fw-la unus_fw-la quia_fw-la plus_fw-la fuit_fw-la uno_fw-la non_fw-la superest_fw-la uno_fw-la gratia_n tanta_fw-la viro._n polyc._n f._n 299._o in_o the_o year_n one_o thousand_o two_o hundred_o twenty_o four_o while_o the_o bish_n p_o of_o london_n say_v mass_n in_o paul_n church_n fall_v so_o great_a thickness_n of_o cloud_n and_o darkness_n with_o thunder_a and_o lightning_n and_o stink_n that_o it_o be_v intolerable_a so_o that_o the_o people_n go_v all_o out_o of_o the_o church_n and_o leave_v the_o bishop_n and_o his_o servant_n alone_o id._n f._n 302._o luelline_a prince_n of_o wales_n be_v take_v and_o behead_v by_o the_o english_a in_o the_o time_n of_o edward_n the_o first_o on_o who_o his_o countryman_n make_v this_o epitaph_n hic_fw-la iaceo_fw-la anglorum_fw-la torture_n tutor_n venedorum_fw-la princeps_fw-la wallorum_fw-la luellinus_n regula_fw-la morum_fw-la gemma_fw-la coaevorum_fw-la flos_fw-la regum_fw-la praeteritorum_fw-la forma_fw-la futurorum_fw-la dux_n laus_fw-la lex_fw-la lux_fw-la populorum_fw-la answer_v by_o the_o english_a wallornm_fw-la iaceo_fw-la hic_fw-la princeps_fw-la praedoque_fw-la virorum_fw-la proditor_n anglorum_fw-la fax_fw-la livida_fw-la secta_fw-la reorum_fw-la numen_fw-la wallorum_fw-la trux_fw-la dux_fw-la horrenda_fw-la piorum_fw-la fax_fw-la trojanorum_fw-la stirps_fw-la mendax_fw-la causa_fw-la malorum_fw-la saint_n edmund_n of_o canterbury_n be_v like_o the_o olive_n tree_n which_o yield_v the_o sweetness_n of_o its_o oil_n to_o other_o but_o keep_v the_o bitterness_n in_o its_o own_o rind_n so_o be_v he_o hard_a to_o himself_o and_o easy_a and_o gentle_a to_o other_o polycr_n f_o 304._o pope_n boniface_n the_o eight_o be_v take_v by_o william_n de_fw-fr longaret_n a_o frenchman_n and_o set_v upon_o a_o wild_a horse_n without_o bridle_n and_o his_o face_n to_o the_o tail_n and_o so_o kill_v with_o ride_v and_o hunger_n f._n 310._o in_o the_o reign_n of_o edward_n the_o three_o about_o the_o year_n one_o thousand_o three_o hundred_o and_o sixty_o a_o scholar_n in_o lubeck_n sleep_v continual_o by_o the_o space_n of_o seven_o year_n and_o afterward_o he_o awake_v and_o live_v a_o long_a time_n henry_n 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upon_o they_o and_o slay_v four_o hundred_o take_v two_o hundred_o but_o no_o man_n know_v what_o become_v of_o the_o egyptian_a and_o afterward_o festus_n slay_v many_o that_o be_v seduce_v to_o follow_v a_o enchanter_n into_o the_o wilderness_n joseph_n p._n 522_o 23._o between_o festus_n death_n and_o albinus_n that_o succeed_v he_o ananus_fw-la the_o high_a priest_n who_o be_v a_o rast_n and_o head_n strong_a man_n and_o a_o sadducee_n suppose_v he_o have_v a_o liberty_n to_o do_v what_o like_v he_o he_o therefore_o sit_v down_o upon_o the_o tribunal_n and_o cause_v james_n the_o brother_n of_o jesus_n who_o be_v call_v christ_n to_o appear_v before_o he_o with_o certain_a other_o and_o accuse_v they_o for_o transgress_v the_o law_n and_o blaspheme_v against_o god_n and_o cause_v they_o to_o be_v put_v to_o death_n they_o who_o be_v man_n of_o upright_a conscience_n be_v displease_v and_o send_v secret_o to_o the_o king_n beseech_v he_o to_o prohibit_v ananus_fw-la that_o 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p._n 576._o a_o certain_a young_a man_n feign_v himself_o to_o be_v alexander_n herod_n son_n by_o mariam_n who_o herod_n have_v put_v to_o death_n deceive_v many_o where_o ever_o he_o come_v but_o especial_o at_o rome_n be_v discover_v by_o caesar_n who_o condemn_v he_o to_o the_o galley_n and_o put_v to_o death_n he_o that_o counsel_v he_o id._n p._n 614._o two_o mile_n from_o ptolemais_n there_o be_v a_o little_a river_n call_v beleus_n have_v adjoin_v to_o it_o a_o place_n of_o the_o compass_n of_o a_o hundred_o cubit_n be_v a_o round_a valley_n cover_v with_o sand_n like_o salt_n which_o when_o many_o ship_n come_v together_o take_v away_o for_o ballast_n so_o that_o they_o empty_v the_o place_n of_o it_o that_o place_n be_v present_o after_o cover_v with_o the_o like_a sand_n again_o for_o there_o be_v wind_n which_o as_o it_o be_v upon_o purpose_n carry_v this_o sand_n from_o the_o high_a place_n round_o about_o thither_o and_o whatsoever_o be_v within_o the_o hollow_a be_v present_o change_v into_o crystal_n or_o glass_n and_o if_o any_o of_o this_o be_v cast_v again_o into_o the_o brink_n of_o the_o place_n it_o be_v again_o turn_v into_o ordinary_a sand._n id._n 618._o one_o simon_n a_o chief_a among_o the_o seditious_a see_v himself_o encompass_v so_o by_o the_o scythopolitan_o that_o there_o be_v no_o possibility_n of_o escape_v that_o his_o enemy_n may_v not_o insult_v over_o he_o behold_v his_o family_n with_o compassion_n mix_v with_o rage_n kill_v his_o father_n mother_n wife_n and_o child_n and_o at_o last_o thrust_v his_o sword_n up_o into_o his_o own_o body_n up_o to_o the_o hilt_n id._n 695._o josephus_n when_o jotapata_n be_v take_v leap_v into_o a_o cave_n where_o there_o be_v forty_o principal_a man_n who_o be_v proffer_v life_n by_o vespasian_n refuse_v it_o and_o can_v not_o be_v persuade_v by_o joseph_n from_o kill_v themselves_o but_o cast_v lot_n who_o shall_v be_v kill_v first_o the_o lot_z fall_v last_o upon_o joseph_n and_o his_o fellow_n when_o the_o rest_n have_v dispatch_v one_o another_o joseph_n persuade_v and_o prevail_v with_o his_o surviving_n fellow_n and_o so_o they_o both_o be_v preserve_v and_o yield_v themselves_o joseph_n be_v carry_v to_o vespasian_n and_o foretell_v he_o of_o his_o be_v emperor_n joseph_n p._n 660._o six_o furlong_n from_o hebron_n there_o be_v a_o exceed_a great_a turpentine_n tree_n which_o be_v aâ—rmed_v to_o have_v endure_v ever_o since_o the_o creation_n of_o the_o world_n id._n p._n 691._o a_o jew_n have_v flee_v out_o of_o jerusalem_n to_o the_o roman_n be_v discover_v to_o rake_v after_o gold_n in_o his_o excrement_n have_v swallow_v some_o to_o escape_v the_o seditious_a be_v the_o occasion_n that_o two_o thousand_o jew_n be_v immediate_o slay_v for_o the_o hope_n of_o find_v gold_n which_o they_o be_v suppose_v to_o have_v swallow_v id._n p._n 729._o titus_n exhort_v his_o soldier_n to_o assault_n jerusalem_n use_v this_o expression_n tâ—at_a the_o soul_n of_o he_o that_o die_v in_o war_n be_v present_o receive_v into_o the_o pure_a airy_a element_n and_o from_o thence_o place_v among_o the_o star_n in_o heaven_n and_o the_o good_a and_o valiant_a ghost_n do_v always_o assist_v their_o posterity_n but_o all_o that_o die_v in_o peace_n by_o disease_n their_o soul_n be_v keep_v in_o the_o bowel_n of_o the_o earth_n notwithstanding_o they_o be_v just_a and_o pure_a and_o be_v forget_v and_o their_o memory_n extinguish_v id._n p._n 727._o one_o artorius_n a_o roman_a soldier_n be_v on_o the_o east_n porch_n of_o the_o temple_n that_o be_v on_o fire_n call_v to_o one_o lucius_n that_o stand_v below_o and_o tell_v he_o that_o if_o he_o will_v catch_v he_o in_o his_o arm_n he_o will_v make_v he_o heir_n of_o all_o his_o inheritance_n lucius_z willing_o endeavour_v to_o do_v it_o artorius_n cast_v himself_o down_o upon_o he_o and_o escape_v with_o life_n but_o lucius_n on_o who_o he_o fall_v be_v bruise_v upon_o the_o pavement_n and_o so_o die_v id._n p._n 733._o a_o noble_a woman_n in_o the_o siege_n of_o jerusalem_n compel_v by_o famine_n kill_v she_o own_o son_n and_o eat_v he_o id._n p._n 739._o the_o temple_n be_v burn_v against_o titus_n will_n on_o the_o ten_o of_o august_n in_o the_o year_n of_o christ_n seventy_o two_o the_o same_o day_n it_o be_v former_o burn_v by_o the_o king_n of_o babylon_n be_v one_o thousand_o one_o hundred_o and_o thirty_o seven_o year_n seven_o month_n and_o fifteen_o day_n after_o it_o be_v first_o build_v by_o solomon_n and_o after_o the_o rebuild_n in_o the_o time_n of_o haggai_n six_o hundred_o thirty_o nine_o year_n and_o forty_o five_o day_n joseph_n p._n 736._o the_o prodigy_n forerun_v the_o destruction_n of_o the_o city_n and_o temple_n be_v 1._o a_o comet_n like_o a_o sword_n hang_v over_o the_o city_n 2._o a_o light_n shine_v about_o the_o temple_n and_o altar_n all_o night_n 3._o a_o cow_n bring_v forth_o a_o lamb_n in_o the_o midst_n of_o the_o temple_n 4._o the_o brazen_a gate_n in_o the_o temple_n open_v of_o itself_o 5._o chariot_n and_o a_o army_n in_o battle_n array_n encompass_v the_o city_n 6._o a_o voice_n hear_v in_o the_o temple_n that_o say_v let_v we_o depart_v hence_o 7._o a_o plain_a countryman_n call_v jesus_n for_o seven_o year_n and_o six_o month_n cry_v woe_n against_o the_o city_n and_o last_o cry_v woe_n to_o himself_o be_v â—illed_v with_o a_o engine_n p._n 739._o a_o roman_a horseman_n be_v take_v by_o the_o seditious_a and_o deliver_v to_o a_o captain_n to_o be_v slay_v be_v bring_v by_o he_o where_o the_o roman_n may_v behold_v he_o and_o a_o veil_n before_o his_o eye_n where_o he_o mean_v to_o behead_v he_o but_o whilst_o he_o draw_v his_o sword_n the_o horseman_n flee_v to_o the_o roman_n titus_n will_v not_o put_v he_o