Chapter

 1 VII  |    stimulated by this powerful miracle to be more zealous still
 2 X    |         The man concealed this miracle during St. Cuthbert's life;
 3 XI   |      made known to several the miracle which the man of God there
 4 XX   |      tempted to relate another miracle which he wrought in imitation
 5 XXV  |        was he that told me the miracle which I relate. The man
 6 XXXI |      MUST not here pass over a miracle which was told to me as
 7 XXXV |        a witness of so great a miracle; and to him also the taste
 8 XXXVI|     him. I will here mention a miracle which he then wrought, in
 9 XXXVI|       offences even by an open miracle. Now this, which I have
10 XLII | scarcely speak, or look on the miracle which lay before them, and
11 XLII |        virtue of this heavenly miracle will not long remain empty;
12 XLVI |     ought to omit the heavenly miracle which the Divine mercy showed