Chapter

 1 1 |        make clean wheat, which being left negligently upon the
 2 2 |     FLESH. ~Upon a certain day being alone, the tempter was at
 3 2 |      quenched that fire which, being nourished before with the
 4 2 |       become his scholars. For being now freed from the vice
 5 3 |      to poison his wine: which being done, and the glass wherein
 6 3 |    light of contemplation; and being wearied daily with correcting
 7 3 |       delivered out of prison, being also rapt by the Angel into
 8 3 |        to suffer the same; yet being himself in persecution at
 9 3 |      Senator brought Placidus, being their sons of great hope
10 4 |        of prayer: word whereof being once more sent to the man
11 5 |     mark, and so, none of them being privy to that he had done,
12 7 |      an arrow. The man of God, being in his cell, by and by knew
13 7 |       durst not have presumed, being now done and past, he both
14 8 |      when the foresaid Priest, being in his chamber, understood
15 8 | straightways sent him word, he being as yet scarce ten miles
16 10|       in the same place; which being done, and a deep hole made,
17 10|        an idol of brass, which being for a little while by chance
18 11|       but also his very bones. Being in that manner brought unto
19 12|       their cloister: and this being diligently observed, according
20 12|        upon such business: and being enforced about the dispatch
21 12|        refresh themselves. And being late before they came back
22 13|        before he came thither. Being therefore upon a time in
23 13|        with his servant Giezi, being then absent from him. ~
24 16| ignorant of his sense, to whom being so united he is made one
25 16|     the knowledge of them, and being revealed, they may be uttered,
26 20|     and to repose himself: who being demanded of the monks, what
27 23| excommunicate": which oblation being offered for them, and the
28 24|        departed this life. And being buried, his body, the next
29 25|     him with open mouth, which being about to devour him, he
30 26|     did openly come forth. Who being sent by his father to the
31 32|       RAISED UP A DEAD CHILD. ~Being upon a day gone out with
32 33|           But the good father, being not able to go forth, tarried
33 35|        The man of God, Bennet, being diligent in watching, rose
34 35|      time of matins (his monks being yet at rest) and came to
35 35|   Germanus their Bishop: which being done, the messenger found
36 35|      is also above itself; for being rapt up in the light of
37 37|       which day two monks, one being in his cell, and the other