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What for his strengthe, and for his heigh bountee,

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Jordan, be strengthe of sword, Zeb and Zebec and Salmana; and there he slowghe him.

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Aftreward it befelle upon a day, that the Cane rood with a fewe meynee, for to beholde the strengthe of the contree, that he had wonnen: and so befelle, that

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For thei mowe not gon out, but be a littille issue, that was made be strengthe of men; and it lastethe wel a 4 gret myle.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

And aftre, on that was clept Guytoga, toke him and put him in prisoun, in the Castelle of Mountryvalle; and made him Soudan be strengthe, and cleped him Melechcadelle: and he was of Tartaryne.

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God, schulle the dede ben reysed, at the day of doom; thei seyn, that it is sothe, and that the Woord of God hathe gret strengthe.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

The children remaine with the women vntil they be of some strengthe.

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Egypt and sloughe him, and was made Soudan be strengthe.

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Wherfore every gode Cristene man, that is of powere, and hathe whereof, scholde peynen him with all his strengthe for to conquere oure righte heritage, and chacen out alle the mysbeleevynge men.

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For the strengthe of here growynge is toward the Northe; that is the left syde of the world; and the left parte of man is, whan he turnethe his face toward the est.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004