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OF Iniustice it is red in the life of holy fathers,* 1.1 that ye deuil bethought him one day, yt he wold be maried to thintent to haue dou∣ghters to marye, & that he myghte leade theyr husbands to hel, he did marye with Iniustyce, of whom he had seuen doughters. The fyrst is Pride, which he maried to Lordes and noble men. And to them why∣che haue outeragyous heartes by reason of Pryde.
The Seconde is Anaryce, whych he gaue to the Heades and chyefe of the people. The Thyrd is False∣nes, which he maryed to Villains. The fourth is enuy, which he mari¦ed to ministrelles & crafts men. The fift is Ipocrysye, whych he maried to Relygyous persones. The Sixt is Vaynglorye, whyche he wolde gyue to no man, for she dothe mary her selfe to all men of euerye degree and estate. The Seuenthe is Le∣cherye, whych also he dyd not ma∣rye, but lefte her common. Some men saye, that it is wryten in the boke of Examples, yt ye Deuyil had ten Doughters, of the whyche he dyd marye but. viiii. that is to say. The Fyrst is Pryde, whych he ma∣ryed to Lordes,* 1.2 and other Noble men. The Seconde, Sacrylege to Lobourers. The Thyrde Vserye, to Cytezens. The Fourthe Ipocri∣sie,
which he maryed to relygyous persones. The fyfte Symonye whi¦ch he maryed to Pryestes and Cler¦kes. The syxte deceyte, whyche he maryed to Marchauntes. The se∣uenthe Enuye, whyche he maryed to Seruauntes. The eighte Coue∣tousnesse, whych he maryed to olde folkes. The nynthe and the tenthe, that is to saye, Vaynglorye, and Lecherye, he gaue no man.
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