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 1     I|    sinners he would do pardon. Item, Magus in same wise. For
 2     I|        strangers have left me. Item, he suffered of them to
 3     I|     immortalis miserere nobis. Item, John Damascene recordeth
 4     I|    sweet is this spirit in us. Item, in the same place he is
 5    II| quoniam mulier sancta es, etc. Item cap. xiv. Benedicta es,
 6    II|       herself anon all whole. ~Item, the same recounteth another
 7   III|      day is no such deformity. Item in another place there were
 8    VI|      left some and had enough. Item semblably it is read that
 9    VI|  tasted thing that was sodden. Item, every year she fasted two
10   VII|        sign of the very cross. Item Pompey the Trogan, which
11   VII|      anon he became all whole.~Item, it is read of a knight
12   VII|    from the foresaid sickness. Item two days after this, a worshipful
13   VII|       lighted by itself again. Item, on a time they two went
14   VII|     their orisons and prayers. Item, once as she had thirst,
15   VII|      child was raised to life. Item a blind man demanded help
16   VII|        he was enlumined again. Item as S. Albine did pass on