"warde" meaning in Middle English

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          "text": "And with that breeth helle brak, with Belialles barres —\nFor any wye or warde, wide open the yates.",
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          "text": "Thou hast slayn the wardes of the serpentes and the portyers of the lions that kepte this contre Inhabitable.",
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