Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII  |     do not reach so far as to touch one another. The eastern
 2        I, XXI  |  restored by the power of his touch, the withered limb regained
 3        I, XXVII|       blood might commendably touch the garment of our Lord,
 4       II, XVI  | travellers; nor durst any man touch them for any other purpose
 5      III, XII  |       that it did not dare to touch him, either the second or
 6      III, XVII |     again, the fire could not touch the buttress; and, miraculously,
 7       IV, XIX  |     happened also that by the touch of those same linen clothes
 8       IV, XXXI |   felt a large and broad hand touch his head, where the pain
 9        V, IV   |      of a fever, arose at the touch of our Lord’s hand, and
10        V, XII  |     yet they durst in no wise touch me, though they assayed
11        V, XVI  |       man standing within can touch with his hand; on the east
12        V, XXI  | commends; so that they scarce touch the evening of the fifteenth