Chapter

 1 Prol|    There was a man of venerable life, blessed by grace, and blessed
 2 Prol|      fall to dissolute and lewd life, he drew back his foot,
 3 Prol|  notable things and acts of his life I could not learn; but those
 4 Prol|         he first began his holy life. ~
 5 1   |       resolute mind to lead his life in the wilderness: his nurse
 6 1   |     pains, and to have Bennet's life for an example known to
 7 1   |    converted from their beastly life to grace, piety, and devotion.
 8 2   |        felt the like in all his life. ~A certain woman there
 9 2   |      the rest of the holy man's life. ~
10 3   |    report of his wonderful holy life, his name became very famous.
11 3   |         took order that regular life should be observed, so that
12 3   |         things: and because the life of virtuous men is always
13 3   |    could not endure the sign of life: and therefore rising up,
14 3   |       were far unlike to him in life and conversation: perhaps
15 3   |        forsook his lewd kind of life; and the other from the
16 3   |   purpose, and to prosecute the life of the holy man. ~GREGORY:
17 8   |      many gave over the secular life, and subdued the passions
18 8   |  contrary, the fame of his holy life increased, and many daily,
19 8   | themselves to a better state of life : burning more and more
20 8   |         imitate his commendable life, yet fain he would have
21 8   |       wickedly bent against his life, was far more sorry for
22 15  |    length give over your sinful life. Into the city of Rome shall
23 15  |     shall you leave this mortal life." The king, hearing these
24 15  |       kingdom together with his life. ~The Bishop also of Camisina
25 15  |   dearly loved for his virtuous life. The Bishop, therefore,
26 17  |         his virtue and merit of life, was very intrinsical and
27 23  |        long after departed this life, and were buried in the
28 23  |     which by faith and virtuous life possess the place of holy
29 24  |     unto them, he departed this life. And being buried, his body,
30 30  |   rebuke, St. Peter deprived of life: and by prayer restored
31 30  |      prayer restored Tabitha to life. And for proof of this,
32 32  |         sake and restore him to life." ~The servant of God, hearing
33 32  |       to have his son raised to life, and restore that soul to
34 35  |  reverent Prelate departed this life, and enquiring curiously
35 36  |         for the style. Of whose life and conversation, if any
36 36  |    understand all his manner of life and discipline: for the
37 37  |       in which he departed this life, he told the day of his
38 38  |         distracted in her whole life, and so continued always