Chapter

 1 1 |       yet, for all that, Romanus gave not over to serve him by
 2 3 |          with their entreaty, he gave his consent. ~Having now
 3 6 |       Goth, poor of spirit, that gave over the world, was received
 4 8 | dispersed far and near, and many gave over the secular life, and
 5 8 |       persecuting of himself, he gave place to envy; and therefore,
 6 8 |       man of God, upon humility, gave place to the other's malice;
 7 8 |        thereat; and therefore he gave him penance, for that, sending
 8 8 |         therefore it was he that gave the signs of miracles to
 9 8 |            and yet found that he gave him no answer, straightways
10 9 |       and after some praying, he gave it his blessing, and then
11 11|        man of God, in all haste, gave them warning, wishing them
12 16|         entered again, and never gave over to torment him, until
13 17|  faithful servant: for though he gave them the house and all the
14 18|       the man was going away, he gave him this warning: "Take
15 21|         when the monks saw, they gave God thanks, and by this
16 21|          God, the prophet Nathan gave his consent; and yet afterward
17 23|  straightways with his own hands gave an oblation, saying: "Go
18 25|      rebuke him, and often times gave him good admonitions: but
19 27|         servant of almighty God, gave him to understand, how he
20 29|     Bennet, beheld, forthwith he gave over his prayers, and the
21 29|      glass almost empty which he gave away, he bestowed upon them
22 30|         him in such pitiful case gave him only a little blow with
23 30|         many as received him, he gave them power to be made the
24 30|          by that power which God gave him, and obtained the other
25 31|       was brought back again, he gave him a good lesson, admonishing
26 32|          took it by the hand and gave it to his father, but alive
27 34|      glory, with hymns and lauds gave thanks to almighty God,
28 37|    before he left this world, he gave order to have his sepulchre
29 37|          that manner praying, he gave up the ghost. Upon which