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501 III| to rich and poor, and to great and small. Well may he apperceive
502 III| oft he complained of this great charge that he was charged
503 III| words. And alway he was in great humility and accounted himself
504 III| servants of God. He had great cure and was busy to convert
505 III| Gregory did every day so great alms that many in the country
506 III| for to wash his hands by great humility, and anon the pilgrim
507 III| that, my life is to me a great pain, every day meseemeth
508 III| little, and some time right great, but it is not so little
509 III| departeth from me, ne so great that it bringeth me to death,
510 III| figure of a piece of flesh as great as the little finger of
511 III| sun lost his light, and great earthquaving of the earth
512 III| with a high voice: Much great is the God of christian
513 III| wise that the people had great joy and believed in our
514 III| Aphrodisius said: His God is great and hath none evil in him.
515 III| heart and my body is in great pain. And S. Longinus said:
516 III| fell from his horse upon a great stone, and his left foot
517 III| was adorned with palls and great foison of clearness, and
518 III| the king, had him in so great reverence that he durst
519 III| him that there should be great destruction of his brethren,
520 III| Patrick made in the earth a great circle with his staff, and
521 III| opened and there appeared a great pit and a deep, and S. Patrick
522 III| bishop, S. Patrick, did three great things. One is that he drove
523 III| saw his nurse weep he had great pity, and made his prayers
524 III| that he found S. Benet in great pain. When he had found
525 III| after that came to him a great temptation of the flesh,
526 III| might have no water but by great labour. Then came the monks
527 III| place, because they had great default of water. Then went
528 III| anon they found water, so great abundance that it sufficed
529 III| monks went out, he demened great joy and made great feast,
530 III| demened great joy and made great feast, and anon the solar
531 III| Cassin, where he had another great adversary, for in the place
532 III| then there assembled a great multitude of people, and
533 III| and delivered to him a great company as he had been the
534 III| young man which was son to a great lord held to him a candle,
535 III| I serve? I am son unto a great man; it appertaineth not
536 III| tofore him, and anon by great marvel his arms were unbounden,
537 III| whereas he dwelt that so great a famine was in the country
538 III| Wherefore are ye in so great misease for bread? If ye
539 III| there was in that country a great famine, and all that ever
540 III| his prayers, and anon a great empty tun that was there
541 III| was fair and clear, and a great rain fell down so that for
542 III| light of that soul gave a great light; and after he knew
543 III| child fell down and made great heaviness, wept sore and
544 III| the bishop to heaven with great melody. And after that S.
545 III| full holily, in fasting and great penance doing. And at last
546 III| Lord to heal him of his great sickness and disease.~And
547 III| servant there many fair and great miracles. Wherefore let
548 III| estate, that is to wit in great estates, and therefore is
549 III| praised in them that be great in estate, as soon as she
550 III| wherefore that is a day of great reverence. Of the salutation
551 III| have him honoured for the great devotion that he had to
552 III| mouths. They drank it with great desire, as it had been most
553 III| over all her body, of the great heat and burning of the
554 III| this came to me for the great sins that I had committed
555 III| I saw coming about me a great light, by the which I was
556 III| which she received in right great devotion, and said in weeping:
557 III| he was odour of heaven by great renomee smelling, savour
558 III| live, there shall be some great thing of him. After, when
559 III| for the election, fell a great sedition and discord. And
560 III| emperor knew hereof he had great joy, because that the judge
561 III| there was one mounted in so great madness and fury against
562 III| gate because there was a great fire all about his house.
563 III| open.~S. Ambrose was of so great abstinence that he fasted
564 III| solemn feast. He was of so great largess that he gave all
565 III| for himself. He was of so great compassion that when any
566 III| sinner to weep. He was of so great doubt that, when it was
567 III| because that unnethe and with great pain may any be found for
568 III| such offices. He was of so great steadfastness and so established
569 III| the emperor ne the other great men when they did things
570 III| behold fair children how great pity and how great mercy
571 III| children how great pity and how great mercy God doth to them that
572 III| people, and specially in great men and in them that were
573 III| in them that were in most great estate, which sold all for
574 III| said to them that if so great and good a man should go
575 III| go from them it should be great pity and great peril to
576 III| should be great pity and great peril to all Italy, and
577 III| slay five thousand persons, great and little, good and evil,
578 III| said to him that after so great woodness thou oughtest not
579 III| thou oughtest not to do so great presumption, but peradventure
580 III| penance hast thou done for so great wickedness? The emperor
581 III| and so it was done with great solemnity, like as our Lord
582 III| name was Erdrithe, with a great multitude of Danes. And
583 III| the host. They did full great persecution, for there was
584 III| he was much angry, and in great haste he came to Canterbury
585 III| that was set about with great waters, and there the devil
586 III| and they made therein a great smouldering of smoke for
587 III| And the judges doubted the great people that came thither,
588 III| but the poor people made great lamentation for him. But
589 III| And when they saw this great miracle they believed in
590 III| was brought to London with great worship and buried in the
591 III| the church of S. Paul with great reverence, and there his
592 III| not, died anon affer in great misery in divers wises,
593 III| which were emperors, was so great persecution of christian
594 III| and therefore they had so great dread that some renied and
595 III| and so much beat him with great staves and broches of iron,
596 III| him the of same night with great light and comforted him
597 III| much sweetly. And by this great consolation he took to him
598 III| patience of our gods is over great unto thee which hast blasphemed
599 III| blasphemed them, and done to them great despite, then fair, and
600 III| I shall enhance thee to great honour and worship. Then
601 III| thou hast done and also great untruth? Then said to him
602 III| tyrant! ne seest thou not the great virtue of the christian
603 III| brought and gave for a great and a precious relique to
604 III| by reason of perfect and great humility, for because of
605 III| humility, for because of great meekness he cut off his
606 III| spirit. Or Mark is said of a great mallet or beetle, which
607 III| heretics, he engendered the great melody of the praising of
608 III| church of Aquilegia, and with great devotion kept.~After this
609 III| soon as he was entered a great multitude of people assembled
610 III| him. There was he of so great perfection that by his predication
611 III| holy conversation and in so great devotion that, at his instance
612 III| like monks.~He was of so great humility that he did cut
613 III| buried it in the church, with great joy, honour, and reverence.
614 III| spirit, and ever after he had great devotion to S. Mark.~It
615 III| none that knew where this great treasure might be, wherefore
616 III| It happed in Apulia was great famine, and the land was
617 III| and anon began to grow great plenty of goods throughout
618 III| entered into that place great plenty of people all white,
619 III| the prior, he died with great joy. And all this the prior
620 III| he heard that, he had so great dread that he~put in their
621 III| whereof the paynims had great joy, and the christian men
622 III| christian men had right great sorrow, and reprehended
623 III| persecution and woodness was so great of the paynims against the
624 III| judge Paulin. Then he had so great indignation, of that he
625 III| doubted when he shall be great that he should turn against
626 III| would not suffer it for the great profit that he attended
627 III| full of compassion, of great patience, of great charity,
628 III| compassion, of great patience, of great charity, and of steadfastness.
629 III| bishops, religious, and great plenty of other people of
630 III| the said cope, which with great devotion laid it on his
631 III| there were many in number of great power and engine, he sent
632 III| with procession with so great company of people, that
633 III| people, that the press was so great that they might not enter
634 III| make her whole. She had great devotion to S. Peter, but
635 III| preacher which had a face great and brown, and him seemed
636 III| house and saw himself in so great poverty, he called the devils
637 III| there was a man that had great legs swollen like a barrel,
638 III| miracles which were over great a labour to write all, for
639 III| for they would occupy a great book. Then let us pray to
640 III| idol issued out a right great dragon, which forthwith
641 III| first is called aine and great, and he that cometh after
642 III| James the Just for his right great holiness, for S. Jerome
643 III| Josephus saith that for this great sin of the death of S. James
644 III| during, and burning with great bright flames. The next
645 III| air carts and wains, and great company of men of arms that
646 III| whole, whereof he had much great joy and said: I am certain
647 III| without meat and drink in great anguish and affliction.
648 III| of the town within had so great default that they ate their
649 III| you part. Then had they so great horror thereof that they
650 III| debonair, so liberal and of so great bounty, that there had none
651 III| Jerusalem did do make a great pit for a piscine, whereas
652 III| Constantine came with a great multitude of barbarians
653 III| enemies and slew and chased great plenty. After this he did
654 III| earth moved, and a fume of great sweetness was felt, in such
655 III| she worshipped them with great reverence. Then gave S.
656 III| hound, thou hast done to me great profit, for thou hast cut
657 III| where he had assembled a great company of devils, and promised
658 III| person black, sitting on a great chair, and all about him
659 III| swords. Then demanded this great devil of the enchanter who
660 III| had made the cross, that great multitude of devils vanished
661 III| contrary suffer of her husband great shames, reproofs, and villainies.
662 III| rough, which was made of great meal and bran. Finally he
663 III| they had of their patrimony great rents. In their street the
664 III| was of the senate, with great diligence buried honorably.
665 III| a time that there was a great altercation between two
666 III| people it is used that for great and notable causes men make
667 III| were in his time in over great persecution, but the mother
668 III| unto our Lord God for this great miracle. And then there
669 III| the devil, which ever had great envy at him, came to him
670 III| smiling said that she had great things to tell him, and
671 III| council, and received him with great reverence, and made him
672 III| thanked our Lord God of his great mercy and goodness that
673 III| which was to him a full great comfort. And another time
674 III| this holy saint Dunstan had great joy. He had a special grace
675 III| this wretched world for his great comfort. And after this
676 III| S. Dunstan many fair and great miracles, wherefore our
677 III| abbot. And then he did there great cost in building and did
678 III| when the pope heard of his great holiness, he sent for him
679 III| with the pope, and gat full great privileges and liberties
680 III| And that time there fell a great variance among the bishops
681 III| But anon fell on them so great a tempest that they were
682 III| fetters which was to him great pain, God reward him his
683 III| of Rome. The which had a great zeal and love unto England,
684 III| sprang out of his hand with a great violence, the space of three
685 III| night over that place a great light coming from heaven
686 III| hallowing thereof came so great multitude of people that
687 III| christian faith openly and the great merit and avail that should
688 III| people were converted and great fame arose in the country.
689 III| then S. Austin, seeing the great meekness and obedience of
690 III| the christian faith with great joy and gladness. And when
691 III| children, and there was a great multitude of people resorting
692 III| as blood, and suffered so great pain that they were constrained
693 III| church had burned of the great light and brightness that
694 III| here it should occupy a great book. Then let us pray unto
695 III| in him heat by ardour of great dilection, humour by eagerness
696 III| religion, and came with a great multitude of knights for
697 III| that there came in there a great multitude of devils, and
698 III| sea there arose a right great tempest, which by the merits
699 III| and he saw that they had great hunger, but he had not meat
700 III| off their armours, and by great desire of faith purposed
701 III| answered, their enemies had so great dread that they threw all
702 III| supper she sent to him a great vessel of silver full of
703 III| silver and kept it long in great devotion. On a time that
704 III| to be understood of the great Eusebius of Versailles,
705 III| to say as sovereign and great, and Felician is as much
706 III| Primus is said sovereign and great in dignity, for suffering
707 III| concluding, for he concluded a great multitude of people and
708 III| Antioch doctors, prophets and great masters in holy scripture
709 III| Barnabas, Simon, and many other great clerks, yet had he desire
710 III| and that may we see on the great things and high that he
711 III| he emprised, and on the great penances that he did, and
712 III| that he did, and on the great torments and pains that
713 III| pains that he suffered. Great things then he emprised,
714 III| took upon him to convert so great a city as was Antioch. For
715 III| he enforced his body with great penances that he did, for
716 III| honour and reverence unto the great authority of God, after
717 III| Barnabas bare honour to the great majesty of God, for when
718 III| That may be seen by the great multitude of people that
719 III| to such as were in right great poverty and misery, that
720 III| the Apostles, there was a great famine in the time of Claudius
721 III| receive him, is showed the great savour of right that was
722 III| the town, and made then great feast, whereof he was much
723 III| the temple, and suddenly a great part thereof fell down and
724 III| thereof fell down and slew a great part of the people. At the
725 III| him through the city with great shame, and would have delivered
726 III| when they heard say that a great and a puissant man was come
727 III| contemplative, and this great manner of living was in
728 III| he did do beat him with great staves. But the hands of
729 III| prison began to shine of great light. And when it was told
730 III| head away from him with great indignation and scratched
731 III| indignation hereof and in a great anger, threw down the child
732 III| time of Constantine the Great when peace was in the Church,
733 III| had of all the people in great devotion. They suffered
734 III| to the abbey and made a great complaint and a great clamour
735 III| a great complaint and a great clamour to the abbot for
736 III| these things he took in great patience, and in~all things
737 III| Then the knights in their great anger beat and defouled
738 III| heart blinded, and I have great pity of thee because thou
739 III| saints, and in part to the great adventures that were in
740 III| and the emperor and much great company, when that a blind
741 III| started up alive, and in a great haste he entered into the
742 III| entered into the church in a great dread, and held fast by
743 III| so murdered, he made much great sorrow, and in short time
744 III| thou shalt therefore have great sorrow and trouble to thy
745 III| holy body of S. Edward with great devotion, praying our Lord
746 III| them that so sought saw a great light in a desolate place
747 III| Warham, and brought with great solemnity unto the nunnery
748 III| followed the holy body with great joy and mirth, thanking
749 III| was buried, she did full great reverence thereto, and cried
750 III| the holy saint, for her great offence. And after this
751 III| full good woman, and had great repentance thereof unto
752 III| Lord hath showed many a great miracle for him. Then let
753 III| he made a shipping in to Great Britain, which now is called
754 III| unworthily, which is of great dignity, and also they should
755 III| prince's son of Wales in great array which hight Amphiabel,
756 III| pope of Rome, which saw the great beauty of this young company,
757 III| sent in to Britain with a great army for to subdue the rebels,
758 III| land, having about him a great multitude of servants, and
759 III| whom all the people did great worship. Then Amphiabel,
760 III| Then came anon forth a great multitude of paynims, and
761 III| slay him because of the great love that the emperor had
762 III| principal gods. Then arose a great murmur among the people,
763 III| For I let you wit I am a great enemy to your gods, which
764 III| and the people were so great a multitude that they occupied
765 III| place, which was large and great. And the heat of the sun
766 III| the heat of the sun was so great that it burnt and scalded
767 III| wretchedly drowned, whereof was a great rumour and noise piteously
768 III| taken up this water by this great heat; and because thou takest
769 III| life, in which place lay a great multitude of people nigh
770 III| thou most wicked man, how great is thy wickedness that makest
771 III| sorcery and witchcraft in this great misery and heat. Then Alban,
772 III| pity on them, sorrowed by great affection for them and said:
773 III| quenched. But yet, for all the great goodness that was showed,
774 III| that this vengeance came of great righteousness. Then the
775 III| forthwith began to preach the great power of our Lord Jesus
776 III| paynims heard this, they in a great fury ran upon all that blessed
777 III| of those tormentors, in a great fury took this holy man
778 III| after, our Lord showed a great miracle, and that was that,
779 III| will of God, and suffered great pain afterward. And thus
780 III| woman was barren. They had great desire to have a son that
781 III| him he was abashed and had great dread. The angel said to
782 III| of whom thou shalt have great gladness, and much people
783 III| and much people shall make great feast and joy of his nativity,
784 III| nativity, for he shall be great, and of great merit tofore
785 III| he shall be great, and of great merit tofore our Lord. He
786 III| wife conceived and waxed great, and when she perceived
787 III| Elizabeth her cousin was great, she went to visit and accompany
788 III| courteously. Our Lady was then great with the blessed Son of
789 III| cometh to me such grace, so great that the mother of my Lord
790 III| lineage, rich of goods and of great dignity, to whom in the
791 III| treble nature, they made great joy and feast with them.
792 III| this child? He shall be great and a man of our Lord, for
793 III| and rich man and son of great dignity, but when he had
794 III| demanded if he were Christ the great prophet that was promised
795 III| him might not sustain so great knowledge, and he said right
796 III| be delivered, she was in great peril, and anon she sent
797 III| child shall be holy and much great in the church. And after
798 III| king delivered to him a great mass of gold, which mass
799 III| did in like wise. And when great company came, sometime he
800 III| receive death again, and with great pain S. Loye delivered him
801 III| vessel. At Paris, upon the great bridge, he made a blind
802 III| Now hear ye yet a more great miracle: his beard and his
803 III| translated, they were found as great and long as they had always
804 III| Granmonte, and lived there a great while in pure conscience
805 III| life, there grew on him a great tribulation that he had
806 III| tribulation that he had great fear that the tranquillity
807 III| holy man, on whom he had great pity and began humbly to
808 III| and to his power, with great diligence, he made them
809 III| for him, after that he by great diligence had made inquisition,
810 III| after, the child, that had great desire to see yet Jesu Christ,
811 III| father, which he gat with great pain, and came sith with
812 III| pain, and came sith with great company for to worship and
813 III| of Jerusalem came with a great company of people tofore
814 III| unto Bethany, making to him great reverence, and took the
815 III| because he would not see so great cruelty done to so true
816 III| boughs, wherein he dwelled a great while, and by daytime he
817 III| of Auxerre, and there, in great love, they kissed and embraced
818 III| knew it, he had thereof so great indignation that he put
819 III| was dead he returned in great haste to Rome, and told
820 III| sorrowful and heavy, with a great part of the people, brought
821 III| there descended a light so great upon him that men might
822 III| virgin into heaven, with much great joy and solemnity, and anon
823 III| all his company had much great dread, and the duke himself
824 III| sharp hair and hard, for great repentance, and prayed S.
825 III| went in to Italy with a great company of men of arms.
826 III| terrible feet and eyes, and great hair that covered all the
827 III| from then forthon lived in great abstinence and holy life,
828 III| Another time the fire was so great in the city of Bordeaux
829 III| Lord appeared to him with a great quantity of angels, which
830 III| quench an heresy that was in Great Britain, now called England,
831 III| angels sang and hallowed great mystery in heaven with great
832 III| great mystery in heaven with great joy and gladness; she shall
833 III| gladness; she shall be of so great merit against God. And of
834 III| and took the water with great faith and reverence, and
835 III| all went against him with great joy, and tofore all other
836 III| virgin whom he saluted in so great humility that all they marvelled,
837 III| burgesses of Paris, for great dread that they had, sent
838 III| virgin. This holy maid did great penance in tormenting her
839 III| and his fellows, and had great devotion to edify upon the
840 III| we would fain, and have great will thereto, but we can
841 III| pray you to Paris upon the great bridge, and bring that ye
842 III| fournil of lime marvellously great, that other answered: And
843 III| priests heard this they had great admiration, and blessed
844 III| night was dark, the wind great, and it rained fast, which
845 III| conveyed her, singing with great joy. The king of France,
846 III| was a paynim, held her in great reverence, so did also the
847 III| seeing which, thought it a great wonder. She pursued the
848 III| unto her prayers. It was a great marvel that the holy man
849 III| and trothed her, which had great indignation when he heard
850 III| and came to Meaux in a great ire, where the two virgins
851 III| the enemy, the virgin had great pity, and went to prayer
852 III| virgin which was for them in great sorrow commanded that they
853 III| that were present felt so great stench that they doubted
854 III| which heard speak of the great renomee of this holy saint,
855 III| rehearse, there followed so great famine and hunger that many
856 III| there came against her a great lord which required her
857 III| her, and offered to her great multitude of sick people
858 III| woman named Fraterne was in great sorrow for her daughter
859 III| When she arrived at Tours great foison of demoniacs came
860 III| people that saw this had great marvel that the enemy could
861 III| on the Seine there was a great tempest, and she besought
862 III| had no hope of life. In great weeping and sorrow they
863 IV| arose and gave and rendered great thankings to our Lord. The
864 IV| there was delivered to him a great multitude of sheep; and
865 IV| anon the emperor with a great multitude of people went
866 IV| and this holy man gave great thankings to God for the
867 IV| Rome, and was received with great honour. And then he prayed
868 IV| from far for to see the great man how he was changed.
869 IV| an emperor, son of the great Constantine was emperor,
870 IV| named him Cæsar. He was a great battler and man of war.
871 IV| emperor durst not slay so great a man. Then he went to Alexandria,
872 IV| And this holy man was a great wreaker and avenger on himself,
873 IV| of his name. ~Peter had a great name, for he was called
874 IV| right obedient or committing great heaviness. Barjona is as
875 IV| presence of our Lord, for the great love that he had to him
876 IV| him, he wept abundantly great plenty of tears, in such
877 IV| led to her passion, he had great joy and called her by her
878 IV| suddenly there appeared great dogs and made an assault
879 IV| Marcel and bound there a great black dog at the door of
880 IV| Simon Magus, seeing these great miracles, came to Peter,
881 IV| for their death and other great sins and tyrannies that
882 IV| and enjoyed him to see so great a flame of fire, and sang
883 IV| their gods. Then assembled great number of christian men
884 IV| Gregory saith that the great force of thunder and lightning
885 IV| them from heaven that the great bones longed to the preacher,
886 IV| departed them by weight, great and small, and put that
887 IV| bones rest, was a man of great holiness and of meekness
888 IV| life, he began to cry in great gladness: Ye be welcome,
889 IV| of election, for it was a great miracle when he chose to
890 IV| thou man, servant of the great King, bound tofore me, why
891 IV| be safe, for he is of so great power that he shall come
892 IV| against his majesty. And so great a multitude of christian
893 IV| blood. In the air was a great shining light, and from
894 IV| returned and baptized them with great joy. The head of S. Paul
895 IV| and his lord also, a right great light shine upon the said
896 IV| And then the bishop with a great multitude of christian men
897 IV| men took that head with great reverence, and set it in
898 IV| him. And at the day of the great resurrection they shall
899 IV| devil, and brought others to great surety with his own death.
900 IV| them of whom he suffered great pains he studied to bring
901 IV| patiently. Job was a man of great hospitality, and had care
902 IV| there appeared in S. John great constancy in preaching against
903 IV| which we shall preach a great thing, for with all charge,
904 IV| were bidden to a feast of great joy. For he desired more
905 IV| of sorrows; were unto him great delight, and was ever embraced
906 IV| and was ever embraced with great weepings. Wherefore he said:
907 IV| make baskets, came to so great virtue, that in the space
908 IV| when he was led through the great sea, he joyed him as greatly
909 IV| she would in no wise do so great a sin. And this false enchantress
910 IV| wife. ~Theodora was of so great holiness, that she did many
911 IV| wise. Him seemed that a great marriage was made, and thereto
912 IV| a woman beset about with great glory, and they that assisted
913 IV| that heard thereof were in great dread. The angel of God
914 IV| weeping much sore, and with great reverence and solemnity
915 IV| people that knew him had great joy of his holiness, and
916 IV| remissions and indulgences so great and large, that tofore in
917 IV| took up the holy head with great devotion and reverence,
918 IV| and all the others, made great honour to it, and took all
919 IV| come, there were present a great innumerable multitude of
920 IV| and lords, brought it with great joy and honour in to the
921 IV| there was a man, because of great devotion that he had to
922 IV| our Lord hath showed many great miracles, as well by his
923 IV| that, it was kept for the great bishop of England, S. Thomas
924 IV| after. And the bird being in great dread cried: S. Thomas!
925 IV| continually for him many great miracles. Then let us pray
926 IV| her to wickedness, and had great envy of her brother Kenelm,
927 IV| king, and promised to him a great sum of money, and also her
928 IV| which flew up to heaven with great joy. And anon after this
929 IV| and suddenly it waxed to a great ash tree, the which standeth
930 IV| traitor drew the body into a great valley between two hills,
931 IV| body, and took it up with great solemnity. And forthwith
932 IV| took up this holy body with great solemnity. And the monks
933 IV| brought it into the abbey with great reverence, joy and mirth,
934 IV| baptized, wherefor she was in great hate of her father. ~On
935 IV| and considered in her so great beauty and fairness, that
936 IV| supposed to have founden great treasure therein, and brake
937 IV| brake the vessel, and then a great multitude of us devils flew
938 IV| that, they put her in a great vessel full of water, fast
939 IV| And anon there was heard great thunder, and a dove descended
940 IV| to Jerusalem, and also a great part of Jerusalem, which,
941 IV| whom our Lord gave so many great gifts. And showed so great
942 IV| great gifts. And showed so great signs of love, that he took
943 IV| not be so, for thou art great, and the perils of the sea
944 IV| and a night, there arose a great tempest and orage. And the
945 IV| that this lady, which was great, and nigh the time of her
946 IV| began to wax feeble, and had great anguishes for the great
947 IV| great anguishes for the great waves and troubling of the
948 IV| thou to Marseilles to my great loss and evil adventure?
949 IV| Mary Magdalene thou art of great merit and glorious, for
950 IV| the city of Aix, and by great miracles and preaching they
951 IV| Almighty God, and went with great devotion unto the place.
952 IV| Maximin was replenished of great joy, and thanked greatly
953 IV| hands of the bishop with great abundance of tears, and
954 IV| the time of Charles the great, in the year of our Lord
955 IV| and confessed him with great devotion, and received the
956 IV| Rysen, and mounted in so great and disordinate felony,
957 IV| hear. Nevertheless he had great devotion in the blessed
958 IV| then forthwith he felt so great grace shed in him, that
959 IV| entered into my house, for the great gods be wroth therefore,
960 IV| baptized, with her mother and a great multitude of people. And
961 IV| and he, sore bounden with great weight of iron, should have
962 IV| seeing the christians, and so great felony done to him, were
963 IV| gold. And because of her great beauty she was desired of
964 IV| Thou hast gotten to me great grace, for now thou callest
965 IV| the flame issued out so great that it slew and burnt five
966 IV| that they should bind a great stone to her neck and cast
967 IV| which did do set afire a great furnace, and Christine to
968 IV| body and laid it upon a great stone. And anon the stone
969 IV| himself, and brought him into great torments. And S. James ran,
970 IV| Then the young man was in great anguish, and disposed him
971 IV| led one after him, was in great anguish and sorrow. Then
972 IV| Canaanites, and he was of a right great stature, and had a terrible
973 IV| that he came to a right great king, of whom the renomee
974 IV| Christopher saw that, he had great marvel what sign it was,
975 IV| devil. And as he went by a great desert, he saw a great company
976 IV| a great desert, he saw a great company of knights, of which
977 IV| at last he came into a great desert, to an hermit that
978 IV| habitacle for him, and bare a great pole in his hand instead
979 IV| insomuch that Christopher had great anguish and was afeard to
980 IV| when he was escaped with great pain, and passed the water,
981 IV| Child, thou hast put me in great peril; thou weighest almost
982 IV| gods I shall give to thee great gifts and great honours,
983 IV| to thee great gifts and great honours, and if not, I shall
984 IV| thee and consume thee by great pains and torments. But,
985 IV| and promised to them many great gifts if they could draw
986 IV| was hanged, and a right great and heavy stone was hanged
987 IV| sister Nicæa was cast into a great fire, but she issued out
988 IV| given to Christopher so great plenty of virtues, and such
989 IV| bounden in a seat of iron, and great fire put under, doubted
990 IV| meat and drink, returned in great dread to his fellows, and
991 IV| told and showed to them the great fury and woodness of them,
992 IV| thereon, and then he had great marvel, for upon every gate
993 IV| they went with him, and a great multitude of the people
994 IV| us tofore the day of the great resurrection. And to the
995 IV| bound his hands, saying: The great Nero hath sent for thee;
996 IV| wild beasts, suddenly a great multitude of wild beasts
997 IV| anon about the ship arose a great tempest, and about them
998 IV| tempest, and about them was great calm and tranquillity. When
999 IV| martyrs, and did do make a great feast to his friends, and
1000 IV| between Arles and Avignon, a great dragon, half beast and half
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