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 1 1 |        travelling to this place, a certain monk called Romanus met
 2 1 |          very virtuously did steal certain hours, and likewise sometime
 3 1 |        other, seeing a loaf upon a certain day let down, threw a stone
 4 1 |        vouchsafed to appear unto a certain Priest dwelling a good way
 5 1 |            the same time likewise, certain shepherds found him in that
 6 2 |   TEMPTATION OF THE FLESH. ~Upon a certain day being alone, the tempter
 7 2 |           like in all his life. ~A certain woman there was which some
 8 6 |         AGAIN. ~At another time, a certain Goth, poor of spirit, that
 9 6 |           a bill, and to cleanse a certain plot of ground from briers,
10 7 |       WALKED UPON THE WATER. ~On a certain day, as venerable Bennet
11 9 |     REMOVED AN HUGE STONE. ~Upon a certain day, when the monks were
12 11|         the monks were making of a certain wall somewhat higher, because
13 11|         monk, who was the son of a certain courtier. At which pitiful
14 12| prescription of their rule, upon a certain day some of the monks went
15 14|          it was reported, or no. A certain man of his guard he had,
16 16|              CHAPTER SIXTEEN: OF A CERTAIN CLERGYMAN, WHOM VENERABLE
17 16|         DEVIL. ~At the same time a certain clergyman, that served in
18 17|            OWN ABBEYS. ~GREGORY: A certain noble man called Theoprobus
19 18|            FLAGON OF WINE. ~Upon a certain time, Exhilaratus our monk,
20 19|          OF HIS MONKS HAD RECEIVED CERTAIN HANDKERCHIEFS. ~Not far
21 19|          the true faith of Christ. Certain Nuns also there were in
22 19|          entreaty of the Nuns took certain small napkins, and hid them
23 21|        himself pleased, or only at certain times? ~GREGORY: The spirit
24 22|           time he was desired by a certain virtuous man, to build an
25 22|           this thing was done? For certain it is, that the soul is
26 23|           CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE: OF CERTAIN NUNS ABSOLVED AFTER THEIR
27 23|         the church: whereby it was certain that, seeing they did not
28 24|            GRAVE. ~GREGORY: Upon a certain day, a young boy that was
29 25|            IN THE WAY. ~GREGORY: A certain monk there was so inconstant
30 27|           for he said that, upon a certain day, an honest man, who
31 27|          beginning of this book. A certain man there was who had an
32 28|           little oil in a glass. A certain sub-deacon called Agapitus
33 30|            FROM THE DEVIL. ~Upon a certain time, as he was going to
34 30|          which they had committed. Certain therefore it is that sometimes
35 31|          LOOSED FORM HIS BANDS. ~A certain Goth there was called Galla,
36 31|      departed alive. This man on a certain day, set upon rapine and
37 31|         serve God, do sometime, by certain power and authority bestowed
38 32|           but alive and in health. Certain it is, Peter, that this
39 35|       before the tower there was a certain large room in which both
40 38|        rehearse fell out lately. A certain woman falling mad, lost
41 38|            John 16:7]: for, seeing certain it is that the comforting