Chapter

 1 2 |    that he never felt any such thing. Many after this began to
 2 7 |      good way off." ~A strange thing, and since the time of Peter
 3 8 | persecute him was slain; which thing when Bennet heard, he was
 4 12| absence presume to do any such thing, seeing they now perceived
 5 16|     you shall attempt any such thing, the devil again will have
 6 16|       so united he is made one thing. ~GREGORY: Holy men, in
 7 17| preserve their lives. In which thing I see that Bennet imitated
 8 21|      me." [4 Kings 4:27] Which thing almighty God of great piety
 9 22|       so far to tell them that thing in their sleep, which they
10 22|     doubt, in what manner this thing was done? For certain it
11 33|    tell you, how there was one thing which the venerable father
12 33|    that he would have had that thing, which yet he could not:
13 33|       wrought. And it is not a thing to be marvelled at, that
14 35|     sight a marvellous strange thing followed, for, as himself
15 35|      heaven. ~PETER: A strange thing and very much to be admired.
16 35|     had experience of any such thing, so neither can I conceive
17 37|       intelligence of the same thing. Buried he was in the oratory
18 38|    CURED IN HIS CAVE. ~For the thing which I mean now to rehearse