Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	abide_v	temple_n	zion_n	47	3	9.1546	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A04397	The dystruccyon of Iherusalem by Vaspazian and Tytus		1510 (1510)	STC 14518; ESTC S120418	33,458	80

cryst of the crosse / put him in to his sepulcre / and Nychodemus that was with him Also there sholde be a lady quene and her felawe and theyr two chyldrē The whiche quene was called Marye of Affrycke / byleued moche strongly in Ihesu cryst Wherfore we praye you syr for to take theym to mercy / for they were neuer consentyng to the dethe of Ihesu cryste ¶ How Iafet Iacob founde Ioseph of Armathye and brought hym before Vaspasyan the Emperoure and Tytus his sone / how he toke hym to mercye Ioseph Vaspa Tytus THen the emperour sayd vnto them Loke and make to be loked yf you can fynde them / make them come before me And then Iafet and Iacob serched and made to serche al about / and they founde none but Ioseph of Armathye And after they wente in to the house of the quene / for they had had often in her house grete consolacyons with her / and they foūde her deed her felawe also Then they retorned to the Emperour with Ioseph of Armathye And whan the Emperoure sawe hym he demaūded hym yf it was he that dyscended Ihesu cryst of the crosse / he sayd ye / wherfore the Emperour toke hym to mercy SO whan the Emperour sawe that the Iewes was not all solde yet / he demaunded of the knyghtes that solde them how many penyworthes they hadde yet for to selle / and they sayd that they had well .vi. penyworthes And the Emperour badde them that they sholde sell no mo / for he wolde kepe those .vi. for to do hys pleasure with IN Iherusalem was made than so grete slaughter of Iewes that no man might go by the stretes in Iherusalem but on deed bodyes / so grete nombre there was And it was by the coūsayll that Pylate gaue vnto the Iewes for to ete theyr treasour And knowe that yf they had not eten it they that had bought theym wolde haue taken many of theym to mercy But for the loue of the treasour there was slayne .lxxiij. M. thre hondred and fyfty THen whan the mortalyte of the Iewes was done the Emperour made the bodyes to be borne vnto the walles of the cyte / and after he made to bete downe the walles so that there abode not one stone vpon another thrughe all the cyte / excepte the temple of Salamon / and the toure of Syon / that was Dauyds For god wolde not that the sayd temple nor the sayd toure were beten downe Then was accomplysshed the propre wordes that our lorde spake on palmesondaye whan he wepte vpon the cyte of Iherusalem in entrynge in to it NOtwithstondynge Tytus the sone of the Emperour afore that the cyte was beten downe he wente in to euery place and made to take the harneys wherwith the cyte was well garnysshed And also toke all the clothes of golde and other clothes of sylke / that they myght fynde For as for the other treasoure the Iewes had eten it / for the whiche they were all slayne / excepte the syxe penyworthes that the Emperour withelde / and Ioseph of Armathy / and the Iewe that had tolde how they had eten theyr treasours THen whan the Emperoure and Tytus his sone had done that / and had soiourned them there and theyr men / they sayd vnto Iafet and Iacob / Ioseph of Armathy that they sholde lede them there as Ihesu cryste was put vpon the crosse / and to flome Iordayne / and to the sepulcre / and there as he raysed vp Lazarus And to all the places where Ihesu cryst had ben and done myracles And they answered that they wolde do it with a good wyll And whan the Emperour and Tytus his sone and all theyr men were vysytynge the holy places / all in wepynge they yelded graces vnto our lorde Ihesu cryste ¶ How the Emperoure toke shyppyng with all his armye for to retorne to Rome AFter this the Emperour and Tytus his sone with theyr armye / with Pylate with the syxe penyworthe of Iewes toke theyr shyppes arryued at acres / where the Emperour put the thre penyworths in thre shyppes withoute mete or drynke to goo where as it sholde please our lorde Ihesu cryste And put in eche shyppe two penyworths of Iewes / for our lorde Ihesu cryste wolde not that all the Iewes sholde be deed / but that there abode on the erthe for a perpetuall remembraunce and memory to all the crystyens And it happened so as god wolde that one of the shyppes arryued at Narbonne / the other at Bourdeaulx / and the other here in Englonde And the Iewes that were wtin went that it had ben done by myracle / and that had had pyte on them But god dyde it bycause that alwayes there sholde be remembraunce of his dethe and passyon THen the Emperour and his sone Tytus made to apparayll fayre shyppes and grete / and made grete prouysyon of vytaylles / as wel of whete / wyne / water other vytaylles grete foyson And anone they put them within the shippes that were fayre and grete and well aourned with Iafet / Iacob Ioseph of Armathye and all theyr men And god gaue them soo good wynde and so good fortune and so good porte that within ten dayes they arryued at valecte And fro valecte they wente by lande vnto Rome wel and in good helthe And whan clement the appostolle knewe that the Emperoure and tytus his sone came / he wente agaynst them with all his clergye well aourned and in grete processyon ¶ How the emperour Vaspasian was receyued at Rome / and how he was crystened and tytus his sone / with all theyr men WHan the Emperoure and Tytus his sone sawe Clement the appostolle they dyscended of theyr horses kissed Clement with ryght grete Ioye / and made grete feest in the cyte of Rome and thrughe al the other countrees for the loue and honour of themperour / and in especyall for the vengeaunce of Ihesu cryste / and of his dethe and passyon that the sayd emperour and his sone Tytus had made And then the appostolle put hym for to preche euery daye the fayth of Ihesu cryste And the Emperoure / tytus his sone / all theyr men herde hym gladly And whan the appostolle hadde preched eight dayes / he wente for to se the Emperour in his palays and sayd vnto him Syr our lorde hathe done you so grete grace so grete honour that he hathe made you to dyscomfite and haue vyctorye agaynst your enemyes / wherfore I am comen for to praye you that the promesses that you haue made to hym that you wyll accomplysshe it with good herte And what promesse is it sayd the Emperour Syr sayd the Appostolle that you do make you to be baptysed Then the Emperour answered I vttre it / and wyl that it be done to the pleasure of god Ihesu cryste with good wyll So make to make and apparayll the