Volume

 1    II|      nothing found in the pit or grave but manna, which came springing
 2    II|          stones he will have his grave made, or of what metal.
 3   III|         day she was borne to her grave and was dead. Thus was she
 4   III|       planted this tree upon his grave, and it endured there unto
 5   III|       brought him thither to the grave, and because that all men
 6   III| commanded him to go again to his grave, and there to abide till
 7   III|         he entered anon into his grave and forthwith fell to ashes
 8   III|      then entered again into his grave, and anon the body was turned
 9   III|        he remised himself in his grave and slept in our Lord.~He
10   III|        from heaven even unto the grave where the holy body lay
11   III|         queen. But now over that grave is builded a fair chapel
12   III|      wall, there came out of the grave a savour like a smoke of
13    IV|       shall find on S. Swithin's grave two rings of iron nailed
14    IV|      taken up the stone from the grave, they set the rings to the
15    IV|        And at the opening of the grave of S. Swithin, such a sweet
16   VII|         which go with him to his grave and anon return for to entend
17   VII|          men would have made his grave for to bury him. Soon Tiburtius
18   VII|       temporal death, at his own grave by his merits and prayers,
19   VII|        the church where the said grave or tomb is, and devoutly
20   VII|       others to the sepulchre or grave of the saint, beseeching
21   VII|          his mother borne to the grave of the saint, and after