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501 III| was; and a recluse, a holy man saw that by that pillar
502 III| there was an hermit, an holy man, which had left and forsaken
503 III| possession of riches maketh not a man in this world rich, but
504 III| Longinus said: There may no man serve two lords which be
505 III| wherefore we pray thee, man of God, that thou send us
506 III| of christian people, holy man, we pray thee that thou
507 III| thou yet torment this good man, which hath saved us and
508 III| was at the entry a blind man begging, that had sat there
509 III| done.~On a night this holy man and his fellows harboured
510 III| that was so sick that each man said that he was dead, and
511 III| was dead, and this holy man healed him, and when he
512 III| with their teeth. The holy man anon put his hand in their
513 III| happed on a time that a man of that country stole a
514 III| within the church, and the man which had stolen it made
515 III| that had stolen it. And the man that was culpable repented
516 III| of sheep from any other man.~Also S. Patrick was wont
517 III| and others. Then this holy man S. Patrick, the bishop,
518 III| Lord God that none Irish man shall abide the coming of
519 III| he was never known of no man but of a monk named Romain,
520 III| good renomee of this holy man S. Benet, all the monks
521 III| happed on a time that a man hewed bushes and thorns
522 III| into a deep water; then the man cried and sorrowed for his
523 III| unto such a place that no man should find it. Then the
524 III| to the work again.~A lay man, of honest life, had a custom
525 III| surmounted thee. Then the good man knelt down to the feet of
526 III| it is not thine, and the man fell down anon to the ground
527 III| because he mocked the holy man, and died anon.~A clerk
528 III| till he died.~There was a man that sent to S. Benet two
529 III| Benet ate, and a young man which was son to a great
530 III| serve? I am son unto a great man; it appertaineth not that
531 III| not that one so gentle a man as I am be servant to him.
532 III| thee there.~There was a man of the king of Goths which
533 III| villain any good, ne of the man that S. Benet had unbounden
534 III| sent from God, for never man wist from whence they came.
535 III| cellarer to give it to a poor man. The cellarer understood
536 III| heaven. And there was a man in a fair habit to whom
537 III| keep it secret and tell no man thereof during his life.
538 III| set peace between God and man, for to destroy the death
539 III| that I shall never know man, and yet I never knew none,
540 III| the Holy Ghost and not of man, the child that shall be
541 III| hour was in her, perfect man and perfect God in one person;
542 III| same day Adam, the first man, was created and fell into
543 III| It happed that an holy man passed by his house, whom
544 III| despoiled, but that holy man prayed them that robbed
545 III| lord; and anon the holy man prayed him that he would
546 III| were assembled the holy man said: Yet be they not all
547 III| come. And when the holy man saw him come anon he said:
548 III| knowledge myself, I am no man but am a devil which am
549 III| which am in the form of a man and have taken it fourteen
550 III| to the feet of this holy man and demanded pardon of his
551 III| sins. After this the holy man said to the devil: I command
552 III| mayst grieve ne annoy no man. Then let us pray to the
553 III| ennobled. And this holy man Seconde was informed in
554 III| the faith of the blessed man Calocerus, which was holden
555 III| that thou art a christian man. To whom Seconde said: Verily
556 III| knowledge me to be a christian man; then Saprice said: Lo!
557 III| to lechery and refused no man. After, it happed that men
558 III| adored the holy cross, a man gave to me three pence,
559 III| desert, where I never saw man by the space of seventeen
560 III| heretic and an Arian, a sharp man and so hard that he was
561 III| inconvertible, because no man might convert him to the
562 III| S. Ambrose.~There was a man that had a devil within
563 III| After, it happed that a man being conducted and hired
564 III| went into the town he saw a man laugh because he saw another
565 III| palace for to pray for a poor man, but the judge made to close
566 III| ne he would flatter no man. There was brought once
567 III| brought once tofore him a man which was grievously mismade;
568 III| way harboured with a rich man, S. Ambrose began to demand
569 III| of his estate. That rich man answered: Sir, mine estate
570 III| all the house of this rich man, and there abode not as
571 III| that if so great and good a man should go from them it should
572 III| go with him to this holy man and pray him that he would
573 III| Ambrose, and there was a man that told what was befallen
574 III| place appertaineth to no man but to priests. Go out,
575 III| a priest. I have found a man of truth, my master Ambrose,
576 III| master Ambrose, and such a man ought to be a bishop.~
577 III| King Ethelred was a meek man and took none heed to help
578 III| took S. Alphage, the holy man, and bound his hands behind
579 III| devil appeared to this holy man in the prison, in likeness
580 III| follow him. And this holy man believed him and went out,
581 III| and he brought this holy man into a dark valley, and
582 III| hedges, and ever this holy man followed him as he might
583 III| away. And then this holy man wist well that he was deceived
584 III| believe that he is an holy man, or else we will never believe
585 III| failed there was taken a man and a sheep. Then was an
586 III| Go ye your way fair young man, that ye perish not also.
587 III| the habit of a christian man, and went into the middle
588 III| surmount and overcome this man. Then said she to him: Evil
589 III| one, a right fair young man, appeared to a priest of
590 III| his tomb is an hole that a man may put in his hand. And
591 III| heard say that there was a man come from Galilee, that
592 III| in such wise that every man enforced him to flee, and
593 III| thereof. Then there was one man in another ship that japed,
594 III| devout revelation.~A young man on a time had a cancer in
595 III| would be baptized. Anon a man all shining appeared to
596 III| good works.~There was a man gone up in the steeple of
597 III| this miracle.~There was a man taken, by envy of them that
598 III| by revelation to a holy man that it was because that
599 III| friar, a much religious man, was sick unto the death,
600 III| sovereign, be judged of any man, but be he judged of himself,
601 III| he showed him a christian man he did him to be hanged
602 III| in fair manner that every man might behold as in a mirror,
603 III| there.~There was a lame man which had been so lame five
604 III| It happed that a young man was dumb and might not speak
605 III| sent thither S. Peter as a man wise, constant, and religious,
606 III| approached nigh the city a man of the heretics, which was
607 III| never the gout.~There was a man that had a villainous malady
608 III| miracle overall.~There was a man called Roba which had lost
609 III| he went his way and the man was all whole, and took
610 III| trespass, and was after a good man.~S. Peter whiles he lived,
611 III| Compostella there was a man that had great legs swollen
612 III| thee all whole. This sick man went in the morn to the
613 III| saw in his sleep that a man in the habit of a friar
614 III| baptized, and then entered in a man suddenly in to the temple
615 III| voice: Right just and true man, we know well that thou
616 III| and they cried: O the just man hath erred at this time.
617 III| Jacob: Sirs, leave this just man in peace. But there was
618 III| in peace. But there was a man in that company took a fuller'
619 III| the destruction came, a man whose name was Jesus, the
620 III| all the people! The said man was taken, smitten, and
621 III| his youth, and never might man be found that might heal
622 III| traitors that have slain this man; and then he let Alban,
623 III| Then Josephus, a prudent man, and not willing to die,
624 III| Josephus, being a strong man and a light, caught the
625 III| prayer and request of this man; and Josephus answered:
626 III| Josephus, a wise and a prudent man, considered the time of
627 III| enquire if there were any man that the prince hated much.
628 III| they saw there a fair old man, hoar and venerable of cheer,
629 III| water, and the first sick man that descended into the
630 III| her and said: Lady, this man is the son of a prophet
631 III| a prophet and of a just man, and knoweth right well
632 III| was the corps of a young man brought to be buried. Judas
633 III| constrained a christian man named January for to do
634 III| Domicella had to husband a man that was called Aurelian,
635 III| is married is subject to man. and is beaten with staves
636 III| doctor: That if there be a man that will make a false oath
637 III| propitious to this young man, but let us go to Pancrace
638 III| head of S. Cecilia. This man was marvellously cruel against
639 III| And then there was a holy man that said that the child
640 III| Edgar king, a full holy man. And then he heard of the
641 III| realm of England, and every man praised greatly S. Dunstan
642 III| mass was done, there was no man that would take his chasuble
643 III| and departed from the holy man. But anon fell on them so
644 III| the words of yonder holy man, and therefore let us all
645 III| then they came to this holy man and brought to him a full
646 III| Kent, which was a noble man and a mighty. To whom S.
647 III| and followed this holy man. And by the holy conversation
648 III| city there met him a blind man which said to him: O thou
649 III| which was so deep that no man might pass over on foot,
650 III| our Lord there was neither man, woman, ne child drowned,
651 III| that he seemed all a new man.~Also as S. Austin came
652 III| brother, if thou knowest this man? and he said: Yea, would
653 III| same country was a young man that was lame, dumb, and
654 III| life that he led was above man's power. His life was so
655 III| women; and when the holy man saw them he commanded them
656 III| in such wise that every man and woman were found in
657 III| come here; and the holy man granted it him that he should
658 III| but few, and saw the holy man pass by, they called him.
659 III| as a blessed or happy old man. Primus is said sovereign
660 III| Felician is said happy old man, not only for the ancient
661 III| As to the first he was a man and manly, to the second
662 III| fastings, yet was S. Barnabas a man enforced to suffer pains
663 III| in the city of Iconium, a man with a clear shining visage
664 III| thou tell this vision to no man, for in the same form he
665 III| that a great and a puissant man was come in to the city,
666 III| heads were there whereas no man living knew where they were.
667 III| and incontinent a blind man touched the bier, and anon
668 III| company, when that a blind man received his sight at Milan
669 III| whether it was the same blind man or no.~Also he telleth in
670 III| book that there was a young man in a town named Victoriana
671 III| had a blessed and an holy man, S. Dunstan, which was chief
672 III| wood, to the end that no man should know where he was
673 III| appeared to an holy religious man, and bade him go to Dame
674 III| Amphiabel, a goodly young man, and well learned in Latin,
675 III| disposed and seemly young man, and discreet in his governance.
676 III| that thou art a christian man and comest in to these parts
677 III| took our nature and became man and suffered death, and
678 III| that he was a christian man. And the men that came for
679 III| he was a very christian man. Then the judge demanded
680 III| thy consent to a foolish man, wherefore forsake his doctrine
681 III| elements fought for this holy man against the wicked men.
682 III| commanded that no christian man should be spared, save only
683 III| pervert him, but the holy man was constant and firm in
684 III| to so noble and so good a man, and specially his kindred
685 III| place following this holy man with despitous words and
686 III| rebukes, whereto the blessed man Alban answered no word,
687 III| the prayer of this holy man, they that tofore had been
688 III| tears express how this holy man Alban was drawn and led
689 III| saying: O thou most wicked man, how great is thy wickedness
690 III| said: Lord, that madest man's body of earth, and his
691 III| at the feet of this holy man Alban, sprang up a fair
692 III| strongly the blood of this holy man and his death, and gave
693 III| gods, and took this holy man, and bound him first to
694 III| his head; and then a cruel man was ready, and in an anger
695 III| off the head of this holy man at one stroke, that the
696 III| heard: Alban the glorious man is a noble martyr of Jesu
697 III| death, whereof this holy man gave laud and thankings
698 III| men said: Certainly this man is the very true servant
699 III| their cousins. Then the holy man Amphiabel, seeing this blessed
700 III| the way there was a sick man which was going from Verulam
701 III| place whereas this holy man was and stood, which was
702 III| great fury took this holy man and bound him fast, and
703 III| ground, and made the holy man to go round about the stake,
704 III| in all this pain the holy man gave no token of sorrow
705 III| yet the life in this holy man, cast stones at him and
706 III| Then at last this holy man Amphiabel lifted up his
707 III| the meanwhile a christian man stole away the body and
708 III| not speak, but the holy man made to them signs by which
709 III| Ghost without knowledge of man. For our Lord may do all
710 III| about the country, and each man said in his heart, and without
711 III| He shall be great and a man of our Lord, for he is already
712 III| child of a noble and rich man and son of great dignity,
713 III| anon she sent for an holy man to come and pray for her.
714 III| pray for her. When the good man was come, anon he said to
715 III| own hand, there was a poor man that had his hand stiff
716 III| named Strabor, he found a man that was hanged that same
717 III| we done for to let this man to be taken off if God Almighty
718 III| bridge, he made a blind man to see. The sexton of the
719 III| to perfect age and was a man ripe and attempered, he
720 III| brought him tofore this holy man, on whom he had great pity
721 III| whence he came. I have seen a man, said he, that is called
722 III| done to so true and just a man, he departed on the morn
723 III| maladies. When this holy young man knew of their coming he
724 III| there a prelate, an holy man and true, whom they had
725 III| unto the lodge of the holy man and abode there. Always
726 III| after they beat this holy man with staves and scourges
727 III| all the company, came a man that was of the said lineage
728 III| they were received of a man named Marcel, at that time
729 III| received of a rich and a mighty man named Arnold, which had
730 III| weeping, and saying to him: O man of God, help us at this
731 III| to the feet of the holy man, saying to him: O man of
732 III| holy man, saying to him: O man of God, I require thee to
733 III| came unto him, and the holy man said: Is this child yours?
734 III| Blessed be ye, said the holy man, when God hath given to
735 III| accomplish my devotion. The holy man said: Have firm belief in
736 III| my purpose. Then the ho]y man looked on the ground and
737 III| worse, therefore the holy man set nought of their jangling,
738 III| beyond Antioch, was a good man named Simeon, which had
739 III| great marvel that the holy man which had never seen ne
740 III| change her habit. A young man had fianced and trothed
741 III| her defloration and the man that had done the fait.
742 III| There came from Meaux a man to this holy virgin which
743 III| There was brought to her a man, which by the punition of
744 III| and tokens, and the sick man was all whole and in good
745 III| that he would deliver the man from the enemy. Our Lord
746 III| with the oil, saw the same man that wrote her life eighteen
747 III| virgin was brought a young man that was so sick of the
748 III| never been sick. Another man came thither that gladly
749 IV| presented as a christian man unto a duke called Sebastian,
750 IV| drawn out, and this holy man gave great thankings to
751 IV| it, which meat this holy man ate without any grievance
752 IV| no wise grieve the holy man, he burnt all his books
753 IV| the prayers of this holy man they had received their
754 IV| far for to see the great man how he was changed. For
755 IV| was a great battler and man of war. Then when Constantine
756 IV| which was become so blessed man, should make sacrifice to
757 IV| durst not slay so great a man. Then he went to Alexandria,
758 IV| his flesh. And this holy man was a great wreaker and
759 IV| her son. Then this holy man Leo preached unto all the
760 IV| But if thou spare this man thou shalt be slain, and
761 IV| erred in this epistle as man, thou to whom the cure of
762 IV| substances that is of God and man, so are in this magician
763 IV| two substances, that is of man and of the devil. Then said
764 IV| him secretly: Command some man to bring to me a barley-loaf,
765 IV| happed that there was a young man dead, and then Nero let
766 IV| might not arise the dead man to life. Simon then, as
767 IV| that the head of the dead man moveth. Let Simon be taken
768 IV| dead body, saying: Young man, arise in the name of Jesu
769 IV| command. Then said Nero: This man is very God, and ye be two
770 IV| that he had lost such a man, he was sorrowful, and said
771 IV| which was a much noble man, and Paulin delivered them
772 IV| we be sons of the first man which have the head inclined
773 IV| would make. He wedded a man for his wife. He fished
774 IV| where his bones rest, was a man of great holiness and of
775 IV| lost and redressed. A young man that fell out of a window
776 IV| progeny and lineage of that man that then harboured Paul
777 IV| time in a loft, a young man named Patroclus, butler
778 IV| smitest thou this young man, truly and wisely answering
779 IV| to whom Nero said: O thou man, servant of the great King,
780 IV| decree and edict that no man should touch ne hurt no
781 IV| touch ne hurt no christian man till the emperor had otherwise
782 IV| said: Take away this wicked man and behead him, and suffer
783 IV| telleth that there was a man that fell in despair in
784 IV| saying to him: Hie thee, good man, make an end of that thou
785 IV| shadow, as it had been of a man that said to him that stirred
786 IV| shadow vanished away, and the man coming again to himself,
787 IV| earthly angel, an heavenly man, image and similitude of
788 IV| ceaseth and faileth. Now no man saith: Let us go and see
789 IV| the goodness that is in man the soul possesseth it only,
790 IV| in him, and not only of a man, but also of the angels ?
791 IV| abode unmovable as a dead man to a dead man. All men wonder
792 IV| as a dead man to a dead man. All men wonder at Job,
793 IV| and patiently. Job was a man of great hospitality, and
794 IV| opened his house to every man that came, but the soul
795 IV| things to be assembled in one man, and we study not to follow
796 IV| weeping. There could no man weep ne bewail his own defaults
797 IV| emperor, and had a rich man to her husband, and dreading
798 IV| Theodora, enticed a rich man of the town into the concupiscence
799 IV| to do this sin with that man, and to have pity on him.
800 IV| being deceived, bade the man he should come at night,
801 IV| woman had told this to the man, he was glad and joyful,
802 IV| were gone away with another man. And the angel of God appeared
803 IV| many miracles. She saved a man all to-torn with a wild
804 IV| thou hast lain with another man I forgive it thee. And she
805 IV| wild beasts, and a certain man said to them: Eat ye this
806 IV| her, and said to him: The man that hath lain by thy daughter
807 IV| he rode, and met with a man running, whom the abbot
808 IV| thanked God and this holy man for the miracle that was
809 IV| short time after. And a holy man warned Ethelwold whilst
810 IV| heavenly sweetness, and a blind man received there his sight
811 IV| men. For when a religious man hath continued in his order
812 IV| Among all others there was a man, because of great devotion
813 IV| cast into the water. This man, not forgetting himself,
814 IV| tofore his death a young man died and was raised again
815 IV| harmless. ~Also there was a man that S. Thomas loved much
816 IV| there was a devout blind man which had his sight restored
817 IV| father, was a full holy man, and Dornemilde and Quendred
818 IV| said. Then anon this wicked man Askeberd went to Quendred,
819 IV| on pain of death, that no man should speak of Kenelm.
820 IV| wood called Clent, for no man durst fetch him thence to
821 IV| body. And then a full good man that was there among them
822 IV| sounded and were rung without man's hand. And then the queen
823 IV| that the bells rung without man' s help. And then she said,
824 IV| Christ. Theoteinus, a learned man, wrote her legend. ~The
825 IV| to her in likeness of a man for to deceive her. And
826 IV| am overcome. If a young man had overcome me I had not
827 IV| this virgin writeth an holy man and saith: The holy and
828 IV| of the sea. And the good man did so much with the mariners,
829 IV| celestial place where no man human might come, and then
830 IV| Lord, that if thou be a man or other creature reasonable,
831 IV| Lord, she would never see man. But after when she came
832 IV| years without knowing of any man or woman. And he saith that,
833 IV| aforesaid. ~There was a man which was blind on both
834 IV| church. And then the blind man escried and said with a
835 IV| him. ~There was another man that wrote his sins in a
836 IV| and struck out. Another man was holden in prison for
837 IV| as who saith, he was a man of marvellous discretion.
838 IV| of our Lord upon the dumb man, and had so cured him, and
839 IV| gave sight, and to a dumb man he restored his speech;
840 IV| wise would give her to no man, but would have her continue
841 IV| converted there but one man only, and when after he
842 IV| commandment of Herod, a man having the palsy cried to
843 IV| them unto a right cruel man, by treachery and by guile,
844 IV| good works. ~Bernard, a man of the bishopric of Mutina,
845 IV| Bede saith: There was a man that had done a foul sin,
846 IV| faith to other that every man should abide and serve other
847 IV| it drew to night the sick man died, and when it was night,
848 IV| and when it was night, the man that was alive was sore
849 IV| to him in likeness of a man on horseback and comforted
850 IV| rehearseth, there was a man of Almaine, and he went
851 IV| life. ~There was a young man of the country of Lyons,
852 IV| vanished away. Then the young man was in great anguish, and
853 IV| children were borne. And this man, that thus went all discomforted,
854 IV| and sorrow. Then came a man to him, upon an ass, which
855 IV| bare it. After, he found a man sick, and set him on his
856 IV| took the burden off the man, and the sack off the said
857 IV| saith, that there was a man of Viriliac went to S. James,
858 IV| the miracle. For when any man would have taken him, as
859 IV| Florence and Pistoia, a young man deceived of simplesse by
860 IV| simplesse by counsel of an old man, set fire in the corn of
861 IV| king, which was a christian man, when he heard him name
862 IV| him, and said: There was a man called Christ which was
863 IV| went out, but he found no man. And when he was again in
864 IV| Canaanite, now, a christian man. To whom the king said:
865 IV| in such wise that every man was afeard of the pains
866 IV| said: What is this, that no man yesterday durst name Jesu
867 IV| Jesu Christ, and now every man confesseth him to be christian?
868 IV| that other, that this young man had found some old treasure.
869 IV| in the city that a young man had found ancient treasure,
870 IV| all, but he could know no man there of his kindred ne
871 IV| am greatly abashed and no man believeth me, for I wot
872 IV| have showed by this young man. Then said the young man:
873 IV| man. Then said the young man: Follow ye me, and I shall
874 IV| flowered, or keeping. In a man be found these five: Cogitation,
875 IV| said flowered, for a just man shall flower like a lily.
876 IV| husband ne fellowship of man, but she as a noble hostess
877 IV| and found him eating a man. And she cast on him holy
878 IV| Rhone, there was a young man on that other side of the
879 IV| the same place, a learned man in the law, demanded of
880 IV| after this made a christian man, and baptized of S. Remigius,
881 IV| his vestment to any poor man he wore it so long that
882 IV| that he lived was above man's power, his life was such
883 IV| women. And when the holy man saw them, he commanded them
884 IV| through the town, and saw no man of the city ne did no harm
885 IV| ordained in his place Denis, a man right catholic. And thus
886 IV| and would please every man, and commanded that all
887 IV| the world. And the chariot man heard this word said of
888 IV| it was so bright that no man might behold it, and the
889 IV| that, he better seemed a man made by craft than by nature
890 IV| seen thee till now like a man, but now we confess that
891 IV| thee that art so wise a man, that thou wilt leave the
892 IV| did so much honour to a man damned, and thought that
893 IV| about the neck of this wood man and demoniac. And it did
894 IV| about the neck of the said man demoniac. But it was of
895 IV| spot of sin. How may this man then be saved which is not
896 IV| awoke, he saw an ancient man of noble stature with a
897 IV| Christ was born in earth that man should be born in heaven,
898 IV| anon she arose. And a young man of Hippo died, and anon
899 IV| Stephen thy fellow, he was a man as thou art, and of the
900 IV| at your will. He found a man that for the great poverty
901 IV| should be given to the poor man to bring him out of his
902 IV| joyously the petition of the man of God, and bade that he
903 IV| prayer, and as the young man had despoiled him of his
904 IV| this there came a young man bearing a book of the New
905 IV| vision saw again a religious man of the hospital with his
906 IV| Lord. ~There was a young man, nephew of the cardinal
907 IV| his prayers, and the young man reestablished to life. In
908 IV| of the wall fell upon the man and slew him, but S. Dominic
909 IV| his passage, and the holy man of God promised to him the
910 IV| pay me a penny. The good man of God lift up his eyes
911 IV| time that when this holy man S. Dominic was in his voyage,
912 IV| his voyage, a religious man, which was of good conversation
913 IV| other meant. ~There was a man which was vexed with many
914 IV| should torment no more that man. And anon they were tormented
915 IV| ministers: Keep ye this man that he be not burnt in
916 IV| thou shalt yet be a good man. And he was left, and abode
917 IV| which I never yet said to no man, ne thou shalt never tell
918 IV| a peacable visage of a man within forth, the compunction
919 IV| was demanded of him by a man in what book he most studied,
920 IV| charity. On a time the holy man Dominic woke in the church
921 IV| his mind, and saw the holy man S. Dominic crowned with
922 IV| church. ~There was a young man which was serf and bond
923 IV| province of Hungary there was a man that wept because that his
924 IV| to you all whole. ~A sick man there was which had been
925 IV| and the night following a man appeared to her in the habit
926 IV| accomplished her vow. ~There was a man of Piedmont, swollen like
927 IV| showed for this blessed man S. Dominic, and let us pray
928 IV| Donatus prayed. There was a man named Eustace which received
929 IV| went his way. ~There was a man borne to be buried, and
930 IV| buried, and there came a man that brought an obligation,
931 IV| matter, and said that thilke man had received all that money.
932 IV| corpse, and touched the dead man with his hand, and said:
933 IV| what thou shalt do to this man that suffereth not to bury
934 IV| and to thee as to a young man shall remain a more glorious
935 IV| people. And the blessed man sought the poor people night
936 IV| the house of a christian man and found therein a blind
937 IV| and found therein a blind man, and gave to him his sight
938 IV| Laurence answered: Thou cursed man, I have always coveted these
939 IV| devils comforting this cursed man, which adored not the gods,
940 IV| but in no manner might no man make him say but that he
941 IV| castle in Italy, that a man was sore vexed with toothache,
942 IV| delivered at once, but this holy man was tormented by long and
943 IV| ought to receive the blessed man with devotion; first, for
944 IV| said S. Austin thus: A man covetous is armed by double
945 IV| profited till that the true man ascended and mounted into
946 IV| enchanter, but as a christian man. Then Decius, being replenished
947 IV| that he ware as a christian man, and that his mouth should
948 IV| her clothes, and came to a man named Irenæus, which was
949 IV| was secretly a christian man, and said to him: Keep my
950 IV| called to him a christian man named Abundinus, and bare
951 IV| then came against her a man bearing in his right arm
952 IV| so great gladness that no man may recount ne tell, and
953 IV| with great howling. And the man sprang down from his horse
954 IV| gave to them. ~There was a man which was ravished in judgment
955 IV| then our Lord said: Let the man speak, but the man spake
956 IV| Let the man speak, but the man spake not. And the devil
957 IV| trembling, he met with a man which asked the cause of
958 IV| to her in the form of a man, and she sought many remedies,
959 IV| ceased not. And then a holy man counselled her that, when
960 IV| laid honourably. And let no man ween that I have made this
961 IV| peradventure the first form of man, that is to wit Adam, put
962 IV| conceived without knowledge of man, and childed without pain
963 IV| the stars in worshipping man above nature, and in worshipping
964 IV| conceived of the seed of man but by divine inspiration.
965 V| which was a young flowering man should be smitten with pestilence.
966 V| as soon as and this holy man Rocke was come in. All they
967 V| He understood the young man Rocke to be right dear with
968 V| reverently saluted the holy man and approached to him, but
969 V| himself all still: This poor man whom I have left in the
970 V| desert, certainly is the man of God, sith this hound
971 V| it, which am a Christian man. By this holy meditation
972 V| secret and to tell it to no man, for he desired no worldly
973 V| told her dream to a holy man, he answered to her, prophesying:
974 V| the beauty of this young man and was greatly achauffed
975 V| was found, and then each man went to his bed again. But
976 V| servant of God waked over man's power, and said that he
977 V| outrageous clothing was folly, a man but glorifying himself in
978 V| Who doth that no other man cloth, all men wonder on
979 V| ne have said evil to any man, but only to the prince
980 V| arose against this cursed man for to have smitten this
981 V| have smitten this cursed man, but Bernard came between,
982 V| the vision failed, and the man of God came to himself and
983 V| Wherefore hold ye so wretched a man? Ye be stronger and have
984 V| and let me go. This holy man was elect of many cities
985 V| the counsel of this holy man, the brethren so provided
986 V| seemed that there was another man changed in him, or as he
987 V| of them all. And the holy man feeling him to be put in
988 V| went withal. And this holy man did this for to draw him
989 V| the villein or uplandish man had great despite thereof,
990 V| hide it from me. And the man was glad and reputed the
991 V| Cluny, and the honourable man left him awhile there. And
992 V| done and was returned, a man of Milan brought to him
993 V| shalt not! And the holy man, S. Bernard, sent him to
994 V| wills it not. And the holy man said: Who is that Lord?
995 V| of the woman, that every man heard. Then said to him
996 V| Then said to him the holy man: Wouldst not thou go again
997 V| too late. Then the holy man prayed, and the wicked spirit
998 V| that woman, but when the man of God was departed thence,
999 V| husband came after the holy man and told him what was happed.
1000 V| his lechery. And the holy man, S. Bernard, came in to
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