Chapter

 1 Prol|           PROLOGUE (spoken by GREGORY): ~There was a man of venerable
 2 2   |  meaning thereof more fully. ~GREGORY: It is plain, Peter, that
 3 3   |    DRINKING-GLASS IN PIECES. ~GREGORY: When this great temptation
 4 3   |       he dwelt with himself. ~GREGORY: If the holy man had longer,
 5 3   |       the Jews. [Acts 12:11] ~GREGORY: We are two manner of ways,
 6 3   |      had now taken upon him? ~GREGORY: In mine opinion, Peter,
 7 3   |    the life of the holy man. ~GREGORY: When as God's servant daily
 8 8   |   CARRIED FAR OFF BY A CROW. ~GREGORY: When as the foresaid monasteries
 9 8   |      spirit of all good men. ~GREGORY: The man of god, Bennet,
10 8   |    work any miracles, or no? ~GREGORY: The holy man, changing
11 14  |     OUT BY VENERABLE BENNET. ~GREGORY: You must, good Peter, for
12 16  |      enter into holy orders. ~GREGORY: Why should he not know
13 16  | united he is made one thing. ~GREGORY: Holy men, in that they
14 16  |     his lips pronounce them? ~GREGORY: To both these questions
15 17  |       ONE OF HIS OWN ABBEYS. ~GREGORY: A certain noble man called
16 21  |       only at certain times? ~GREGORY: The spirit of prophecy
17 22  |       THE ABBEY OF TARACINA. ~GREGORY: At another time he was
18 22  |     hear and know by vision. ~GREGORY: Why do you, Peter, seek
19 23  |  ABSOLVED AFTER THEIR DEATH. ~GREGORY: His common talk, Peter,
20 23  |   invisible judgment of God? ~GREGORY: Was he not yet, Peter,
21 24  |       CAST OUT OF HIS GRAVE. ~GREGORY: Upon a certain day, a young
22 25  |    WITH A DRAGON IN THE WAY. ~GREGORY: A certain monk there was
23 30  |       his will and pleasure. ~GREGORY: Such as be the devout servants
24 33  |      HIS SISTER SCHOLASTICA. ~GREGORY: What man is there, Peter,
25 34  |   SISTER ASCEND INTO HEAVEN. ~GREGORY: The next day the venerable
26 35  |      be seen of any one man. ~GREGORY: Assure yourself, Peter,
27 36  |  WROTE A RULE FOR HIS MONKS. ~GREGORY. Desirous I am, Peter, to
28 38  |   themselves be not present? ~GREGORY: Where the holy martyrs
29 38  |       pleaseth me very well. ~GREGORY: Let us now for a while