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 1     I| Nevertheless Saint Austin in a sermon, and Nicodemus in his gospels,
 2     I|       saith Leo the Pope, in a sermon of the ascension: This day
 3     I|     saith S. Leo the Pope in a sermon of the Ascension: Then began
 4     I|      of this S. Leo saith in a sermon of the Ascension: This day
 5     I|      me. Now saith S. Leo in a sermon of the Pentecost: The incommutable
 6    II| Christmas day S. Thomas made a sermon at Canterbury in his own
 7   III|      first is, as is said in a sermon of this feast, that when
 8   III|        he made to the people a sermon and said: Right dear brethren,
 9   III|      on a day as he preached a sermon of the patience and sufferance
10   III|       and abode as long as the sermon endured, and it stretched
11   III|     Austin preached a glorious sermon, and declared to the king
12   III|      And when he had ended his sermon the king said to him: Your
13   III|    incontinent, as soon as the sermon was ended, the king fell
14   III|    made then unto them a noble sermon in such wise as all that
15   III|      to them made a much sweet sermon in taking leave of them.
16    IV|       pope saith the same in a sermon, saying: We suppose but
17    IV|       that each of them made a sermon unto the praisirg and laud
18    IV|   Whereof S. Jerome saith in a sermon to Paula and Eustochia her
19    IV|    Virgin Mary, is showed in a sermon made and ordained of divers
20    IV|   endure the words of the said sermon. ~
21    IV|     showeth authentically in a sermon of the right holy Assumption
22     V|       performed surely all his sermon.~A monk that had been a
23     V|        a Manichean, which in a sermon of Augustin whereas he departed
24     V|         Austin rehearseth in a sermon that he made on the occasion
25     V|     apostle there made a great sermon of the glory of paradise
26     V|       he made rehearsal of his sermon saying that marriage is
27    VI|       to the people a glorious sermon, and declared the great
28    VI|   which then was prior, make a sermon in which he told of the
29    VI|       was whole. And after the sermon this knight thought he would
30    VI|    this reason is touched in a sermon that is recited this day
31    VI|      dead. And there he made a sermon to the people, declaring
32    VI|      there a great part of the sermon, and beheld marvellously
33    VI|        she loved better a rude sermon well edifying than a fair
34    VI|     fast to flee away from the sermon. And this holy man said
35   VII|        to whom he made a noble sermon, and when he had all finished
36   VII|        he had all finished his sermon the stones answered and
37   VII|        which demanded of him a sermon, to whom he said: Sit still
38   VII|    began to tell to him a long sermon of the creation of the world,