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1 I| cathedral or priory or abbey church, or even tread the humbler
2 I| stones of an ancient parish church, without being touched with
3 I| world is hallowed in Holy Church the time of four weeks,
4 I| comings of our Lord, yet the Church maketh mention in especial
5 I| appeareth in the office of the Church of this time. And therefore
6 I| world. Whereof the holy Church remembereth in the seven
7 I| thirty years complete, as the Church of Rome holdeth. And then
8 I| at Cologne in S. Peter's Church, which is the Cathedral
9 I| Septuagesima beginneth when the Church singeth in the office of
10 I| putteth in the office of the Church. The first reason was for
11 I| at the beginning of the Church also solemnly, as the Sunday.
12 I| time then of exile of the Church, full of many tribulations,
13 I| beginneth when is sung in the Church, at office of the mass:
14 I| time of widowhood of the Church, and the wailing of the
15 I| be two wings given to the Church. The first is the exercitation
16 I| mass. ~And this doth holy Church in three manners. For some
17 I| manners. For some be in holy Church that be oppressed of adversity,
18 I| to-break them. Wherefore holy Church crieth that he arise as
19 I| in which is sung in the Church in the office of the mass,
20 I| no love. And thus as the Church at the beginning, as despaired,
21 I| All the children of the Church or they be in grace or they
22 I| Invocavit me, etc. And the Church which was much troubled
23 I| sum of the office of the Church, which saith: The world
24 I| Beleth in the office of the Church. The first is that we will
25 I| Whitsuntide, like as holy Church hath ordained. The second
26 I| speak nothing thereof, the Church of Rome approveth it. For
27 I| from then, forth on, the Church hath ordained and confirmed
28 I| Secondly, because that holy Church fasteth and prayeth that
29 I| procession, for then the Church maketh general procession.
30 I| his signs militant in the Church. He hath bells for business
31 I| For there was edified a church in the place where were
32 I| the gate of heaven, as the Church singeth; Lord God Jesu Christ,
33 I| dew whereof singeth holy Church: Et sui roris aspersione
34 I| fiftieth day after that, as the Church saith, in fire. And also
35 I| disciples signify the holy church, also the fiftieth day on
36 I| city of God, that is holy church, and by this flood our Lord
37 I| in the beginning of the church by prayer, as thus when
38 I| good virtues. He is in holy church offered for the living and
39 I| passion our mother, holy church, is occupied all that day
40 I| pardons of the treasure of the church by the misericord divine,
41 I| and also prayers for the church, for the kings, and for
42 I| Dedication of the Temple of the Church. ~The dedication of the
43 I| The dedication of the church is solemnly hallowed among
44 I| the other feasts of the church, and because that it is
45 I| because that it is double church or temple, that is to wit,
46 I| that two things be in the church that be hallowed, that is
47 I| difference of the office of the church. For the office of the church
48 I| church. For the office of the church is made in psalms, in lessons,
49 I| trumpet. ~The temple or the church is hallowed for five reasons.
50 I| his dialogue, that as a church of the heretic Arians was
51 I| seeking the doors of the church, and he might not be seen
52 I| upon the covering of the church, like as they had run upon
53 I| great noise, as that the church should have been thrown
54 I| that they that flee to the church should be safe; whereof
55 I| culpable and flee to the church that they may be safe. Whereof
56 I| Whereof the canon saith: The church defendeth the culpables
57 I| therefore we look now in the church toward the orient. And our
58 I| till he come. Fourthly, the church is hallowed because that
59 I| and for these things the church giveth thanks to God at
60 I| free will. ~Fifthly, the church is hallowed for to administer
61 I| there the sacraments of the church. Like as on the table of
62 I| altar, and after of the church. And many things appertain
63 I| virtue and beauty of the church, and if they be evil they
64 I| evil they make foul all the church. ~Sixthly, they ought to
65 I| ought to be seen how the church is sacred and hallowed.
66 I| open your gates. And the church is washed within and without
67 I| made on the walls of the church, and they be anointed with
68 I| for the hallowing of his church. The first was when he came
69 I| goings about show that the church is hallowed in the honour
70 I| that be to be saved of the church, that be virgins, continent,
71 I| in the disposition of the church material. Like as Hugo de
72 I| Jesu Christ hath in the church, wherefore it ought to be
73 I| hell. And this that the church is thrice washed within
74 I| should be taken away, is the church washed with holy water.
75 I| crosses be painted in the church, and that is for three causes.
76 I| For the pavement of the church is the foundament of our
77 I| And it is to know that the church or the temple was, as it
78 I| the house of God. And the church is assailed by Jeroboam
79 I| this that it is said: The Church is assailed when it is edified
80 I| an usurer had founded a church, and then he prayed the
81 I| bishop, Why hallowest thou my church? Cease ye, for the right
82 I| the devil destroyed the church with great storm and great
83 I| covetous, and assailed the church of God, as it is read in
84 I| and they defoul much the church of God. Of which covetousness
85 I| in the dedication of the church the humility that was in
86 I| ought to be painted in this church, that is to understand that
87 I| conjunction of Christ to his church, and of the flood that was
88 I| Quinquagesima is read in the church the history of the holy
89 I| Jacob, which is read in the Church the Second Sunday of Lent. ~
90 I| legend as it is read in the church. ~Isaac began to wax old
91 I| Moses, which is read in the Church on Mid-lent Sunday: ~These
92 I| kept in the old law, holy church hath established the Sunday
93 I| stablished to be hallowed in holy church, they sin deadly, for they
94 I| of God aforesaid and holy church, but if it be for some necessity
95 I| some necessity that holy church admitteth and granteth.
96 I| as be the prelates of the Church, and they that have the
97 I| do by the counsel of holy church. For who retaineth wrongfully
98 I| do by the counsel of holy church, and whoso doth not so,
99 II| kings, which is read in holy church from the first Sunday after
100 II| they went all to their church, and there a long while
101 II| taken away a field from the church of S. Andrew, and by the
102 II| brake all the lamps of the church, and said: There shall none
103 II| his enemy, and that the church have recovered that which
104 II| him for to enter into the church for to pray. And the bishop
105 II| bishop entered into the church, and anon the provost died,
106 II| re-established unto the church. Et sic est finis. ~
107 II| and haunted gladly holy church; and all that he might understand
108 II| assembled for to purvey to this church a bishop. And there was,
109 II| heed to the doors of the church, and him that should come
110 II| should come first to the church, and have the name of Nicholas
111 II| they brought him to the church, howbeit that he refused
112 II| when they were come to his church, they knew him without any
113 II| to bear this oil into his church, and for the remembrance
114 II| would bring his son to the church, and would offer up to him
115 II| sailing in a ship toward the church of S. Nicholas, and when
116 II| the sacraments of the holy church, like as by baptism and
117 II| And therefore the holy church doth her more reverence
118 II| to the knowledge of holy church by some miracles, like as
119 II| estates and dignities of holy church into better reformation
120 II| for the service in holy church. And the angel answered:
121 II| house, and he abode in the church beside an altar for to say
122 II| and show to you that holy church shall have peace, for Diocletian
123 II| which was enemy to holy church is this day put out of his
124 II| In that same place is a church edified in the name of her,
125 II| heard a great sound in the church; and they had so great fear
126 II| that they should love the church, honour and worship the
127 II| there did do make a fair church. Let us pray then unto Almighty
128 II| good man, came into the church of S. Stephen, and took
129 II| her not, she went to the church of the protomartyr, and
130 II| happed. Then they haunted the church of S. Stephen by the space
131 II| for this present, for the church will also ordain the feasts
132 II| Jesu Christ spouse of the church in this world adjoineth
133 II| second reason is that the church assembleth also together,
134 II| contained the secrets of holy church and of the world to come. ~
135 II| subvert and overthrow the Church of Christ, and if she so
136 II| and bare him in going to church, and as of times he rested,
137 II| the people came all to the church, which was founded in his
138 II| was at the hallowing of a church dedicate in the honour of
139 II| equity of good works. ~Holy church maketh feast of the Innocents
140 II| where as now standeth the church called S. Thomas of Acre.
141 II| franchise and liberties of holy church, S. Thomas would ever withstand
142 II| franchise and liberties of holy church. Then the king rehearsed
143 II| to the correction of holy church, and other divers points;
144 II| spake for the part of holy church, and said: All old laws
145 II| against our mother holy church, I grant with good will
146 II| have pity on us of holy church, your bedemen, and give
147 II| our Lord devoutly for holy church, and to give him aid and
148 II| this trouble cometh to holy church, I purpose, good Lord, to
149 II| better disposed towards holy church. And then said the king
150 II| not the liberties of holy church, for them will I maintain
151 II| entreated, for I am head of the Church of England, and am to you,
152 II| abide by the right of the church to be against holy church
153 II| church to be against holy church and me, and ye know well
154 II| to lose the right of holy church. Then said the king, Thou
155 II| against the liberties of the church. And then they came to the
156 II| contrary to the rule of the church he eateth this day flesh.
157 II| against the liberties of holy church, and what wrongs he did
158 II| defended the liberties of holy church, and anon wrote out letters
159 II| death for the right of holy church, and when it should fall
160 II| martyrdom for the right of the church, and prayed him to keep
161 II| at Canterbury in his own church, and weeping, prayed the
162 II| against the right of holy church. And that same day as the
163 II| to the correction of holy church, for it was done by our
164 II| them that had offended the church. ~Then one of the knights
165 II| suffered death in his own church for the right of all holy
166 II| for the right of all holy church. And when he was dead they
167 II| martyrdom for the right of holy church, and commanded a mass of
168 II| the earth, that is of the church. Or Silvester is said of
169 II| possessions should be given to the church. After this the emperor
170 II| emperor came to S. Peter's church and confessed meekly all
171 II| peace and welfare of the church of France. He had on a time
172 II| this ampull is kept in the church of S. Remigius at Rheims,
173 II| meanwhile he governed the church himself. At the end of seven
174 II| and greffes, and yet the church holdeth him for no martyr
175 II| made he went him in to his church and there died and rested
176 II| upon the pavement of the church and passed out of this life
177 II| which S. Marcel had made a church, the said emperor made it
178 II| he heard on a time in the church read in the gospel, that
179 II| defoul the sacraments of holy church. Then came a voice from
180 II| and much troubled holy church, and did many evils. They
181 II| vigil of Easter in to the church for to be houseled and communed,
182 II| ordained the chrism in the church. Then at the last when he
183 II| Christ he flourished in the church, and had a custom to comfort
184 II| to the dedication of the church of Sebastian, and the night
185 II| which then was made in the church of S. Peter, and anon the
186 II| because of this vision holy church maketh memory of her the
187 II| read an example that in the church of S. Agnes was a priest
188 II| and always served in that church, and had right great temptation
189 II| Agnes which was in his church, and pray her that she would
190 II| received baptism, and founded a church upon the body of the virgin
191 II| it is read that when the church of S. Agnes was void, the
192 II| and he meant to commit the church of S. Agnes to his cure.
193 II| Arian heretics, took away a church from the christian men,
194 II| christian men be put out of holy church? And the emperor said to
195 II| Catholics that the doors of the church should be shut fast, and
196 II| his right, and that the church should be delivered to them
197 II| procession, and came to the church, and knocked a stroke with
198 II| to God, and so was their church rendered to them again.
199 II| The husband went not to church, ne he blessed him not,
200 II| ne he goeth not to the church. And when she heard that
201 II| and I shall to-morn go to church, and then shall I know if
202 II| young man by the hand to the church. And anon the devil with
203 II| and led the child to the church, and so ordained and disposed
204 II| Basil was borne to the church for to be buried, and she
205 II| his bed, and went to the church, and with his proper hands
206 II| had certain money of the church which he would put in merchandise,
207 II| the gospel was read in the church, the people went out and
208 II| must enter with me into the church or else I must abide with
209 II| to abide and stand in the church. ~Another time there was
210 II| the joy, for like as the church had great sorrow in this
211 III| white sheep that were of the church of S. Julian, and the shepherds
212 III| prayer of S. Julian in the church, he was healed.~
213 III| happed that they edified a church, and all men by the commandment
214 III| place where they edified the church, Julian and Julius, his
215 III| wife of Julian went to the church, and her husband came home
216 III| came home whiles she was at church, and entered into his chamber
217 III| saw his wife coming from church. Then he was much abashed
218 III| saw in a vision, in the church of our Lady, a great multitude
219 III| and was buried in the same church. Then anon Mercury with
220 III| Peter, the apostle of the church of Antioch, and much desired
221 III| durst not go to another church because she had given her
222 III| seemed that she was in a church, and saw come into the church
223 III| church, and saw come into the church a great company of virgins,
224 III| she should offer in his church a candle, and know thou
225 III| he walked and went in the church, he found a great serpent,
226 III| to Rome and went into the church of S. Peter, and abode there
227 III| night. The keeper of the church put him out right rudely;
228 III| lay and slept tofore the church door, and sent him in legation
229 III| on a time he came into a church destroyed, and found there
230 III| any that will go to the church or in other place for any
231 III| truth and of virtue.~Holy church halloweth the feast of S.
232 III| of God and founded holy church by his predication, Niceta
233 III| of his palace he made a church in the which all the people
234 III| of S. Peter. And in this church was S. Peter seven years,
235 III| to Rome and governed the church of Rome twenty-five years.
236 III| And it is to wit that holy church halloweth of S. Peter three
237 III| his life is read in holy church, and Bede writeth it as
238 III| stone of porphyry in the church of S. Mary the major.~
239 III| Rome, and hurt all holy church in this that thou hast let
240 III| after the ordinance of holy church he was ordained and sacred
241 III| fair books, of which the church is greatly illumined. He
242 III| Gregory sang mass in the church of S. Mary major, and when
243 III| ordained a station in that church every year on Easter day,
244 III| paynim, and he turned to the church of S. Peter wailing for
245 III| song of the office of holy church, and established at Rome
246 III| song, that one beside the church of S. Peter, and that other
247 III| Peter, and that other by the church of S. John Lateran, where
248 III| After this he came into the church of S. Maurice, and there
249 III| knew all the office of the church by hearing that he had learned
250 III| serve all his life in the church as he had done.~On a night
251 III| and abode in a side of the church of S. Martin where he had
252 III| were assembled within the church, and the man which had stolen
253 III| hung it on the front of the church in witness of one so fair
254 III| prayer he would go out of the church. Then the abbot of that
255 III| child, drew him out of the church by his cowl. Then said S.
256 III| died and were buried in the church. And when the deacon cried
257 III| accursed should go out of the church, the nurse that had nourished
258 III| sepulchres and went out of the church, and when S. Benet knew
259 III| himself to be borne to the church, and there received the
260 III| thee to be an head of holy church; and then suddenly he vanished
261 III| Jerusalem unto the entry of the church for to worship the holy
262 III| might not enter into the church. And then I returned and
263 III| suffer me to enter into the church for to worship the holy
264 III| again to the doors of the church, and without any impediment
265 III| impediment I entered into the church. And when I had devoutly
266 III| is much precious in the church, and much sweet smelling
267 III| cease, he went out of the church, and went up on a scaffold,
268 III| hired him an house by the church because he would have therein
269 III| also established in the church, song and offices at Milan
270 III| come for to enter into the church, but thou shalt not enter,
271 III| enemies and went to the church, but he might not enter
272 III| with the ministers of the church he saw simony reign, he
273 III| night was borne in to the church many children that were
274 III| and would enter into the church, S. Ambrose came against
275 III| beggars may enter into the church that I may not enter, for
276 III| to him the entry into the church, and if he will be a tyrant
277 III| emperor was reconciled to the church he stood in the chancel.
278 III| worship and buried in the church of S. Paul with great reverence,
279 III| and the king did do make a church there of our Lady and of
280 III| of God, and confirmed the church.~
281 III| to this day kept in the church of Aquilegia, and with great
282 III| governed much holily the church, and at the last the paynims
283 III| away, and buried it in the church, with great joy, honour,
284 III| and after, came to the church of S. Mark and thanked God
285 III| oft devoutly visited my church, and therefore am I come
286 III| lieth now at Cologne in the church of our Lady.~
287 III| preacher and doctor of holy church. After, he had the crown
288 III| that they fled out of the church and told the miracle overall.~
289 III| brought him on the morn to the church of the friars. Then there
290 III| thee that thou go into the church of the friars preachers,
291 III| went in the morn to the church, but he found it shut and
292 III| friar brought him into the church, and covered him with his
293 III| he found himself in the church and was perfectly whole,
294 III| the martyrology of holy church speaketh not. But of another
295 III| entered with his lord into the church of S. Sophia and kneeled
296 III| christian men did do make a fair church, and this day made a solemn
297 III| of S. Cecilia and of the church. To whom Urban said: I see
298 III| all the people were in the church with tapers in their hands,
299 III| suddenly all the lights in the church were quenched at once, save
300 III| day he said mass in the church of S. John Lateran, and
301 III| ornaments longing to holy church within their ship to sell.
302 III| they edified there a fair church in the same place in the
303 III| And the high altar of that church standeth over the place
304 III| no woman come in to that church. But there was a noble woman
305 III| to offer it in the said church; but the sentence of almighty
306 III| soon as she entered the church her bowels and sinews began
307 III| same place they builded a church in the worship of God and
308 III| tithes to God and to the church? Knowest thou not that the
309 III| accursed should go out of the church, and then rose a dead body
310 III| for me and for all holy church, and he then entered again
311 III| after the well. And the church is builded in the same place
312 III| jangling and talking in the church. And then God sent to him
313 III| saw heaven open over the church of S. Austin, and a burning
314 III| coming down to the same church. And then him thought that
315 III| then him thought that the church had burned of the great
316 III| subtilly Germain within the church and sacred him there, and
317 III| returned he should hallow his church that he had founded and
318 III| would himself hallow his church, and made to light the candles
319 III| it was entered in to the church all the tapers were lit
320 III| said that there were in the church of Antioch doctors, prophets
321 III| heads and put them in a church which is a mile from Lusarches,
322 III| was certain work in that church, and when the wall was broken
323 III| discovered, the bells of that church began to sound by themselves.
324 III| assembled the people to the church and found a writing which
325 III| Great when peace was in the Church, by a maid which had been
326 III| the body of her into the church and there honourably they
327 III| Ambrose was in prayer in the church of S. Felix and S. Nabor
328 III| they sang evensong in a church of S. Gervase and Prothase,
329 III| haste he entered into the church in a great dread, and held
330 III| solemn procession to the church of Warham, and they buried
331 III| churchyard at the east end of the church, for they durst not do otherwise
332 III| down, and all men of holy church to be slain in every place.
333 III| holy and much great in the church. And after that he was born,
334 III| to see. The sexton of the church of S. Colomba at Paris,
335 III| and parements of the said church. Then S. Loye went into
336 III| again the ornaments of this church that have been taken away,
337 III| morn the sexton of the said church, that was called Maturin,
338 III| January, and was buried in the church of Bourges, the which anon
339 III| did do make a much notable church there, and ordained there
340 III| holy corpse a much notable church, in which all sick folk
341 III| which be hanged in the said church in remembrance that they
342 III| he would have hallowed a church at Limoges, the prince aforesaid
343 III| to the dedication of this church, and when they were all
344 III| good life, and founded the church that is now called S. Genevieve,
345 III| body resteth in the said church, at the incitation of S.
346 III| was interred in the said church, the year of our Lord five
347 III| abode in earth, in the said church, in which she is yet whole
348 III| long and many days in the church in wakings, fastings and
349 III| upon the said holy bodies a church, but she had not whereof.
350 III| might be made and edified a church in the honour of the glorious
351 III| pain and labour that the church might be edified, and told
352 III| people of Paris, the said church was begun in the honour
353 III| would, unto the time the church was perfectly made, whereof
354 III| tofore day, to go to the said church of S. Denis, and made to
355 III| bare it burning unto the church.~Another time when she had
356 III| wise that she went unto the church with the people. The folk
357 III| coming they fled unto the church. There happed a fair miracle,
358 III| for as they came to the church door, which was locked and
359 III| and when she was in the church of S. Denis, she stretched
360 III| came against her out of the church of S. Martin, and the spirits
361 III| holy virgin went into the church of S. Martin whereas she
362 III| wives mad; they went to the church and prayed her that she
363 III| orisons in a corner in the church of S. Martin that, one of
364 III| Mount of S Genevieve, in the church of S. Peter and Paul, the
365 IV| estate of a clerk in the church, and if I would have abided
366 IV| visited oft and gladly the church of these two saints; and
367 IV| our blessed Lady, in the church of S. Mary the More, as
368 IV| Leo waking, prayed in the church of the apostles three days
369 IV| to whom the cure of the Church i8 committed, correct and
370 IV| that art foundement of the church and pastor of the sheep
371 IV| governed Antioch, he founded a church under Claudius the emperor,
372 IV| the bones were put in the church of him that it was dedicate
373 IV| put that one-half in one church, and that other half in
374 IV| his dialogues that, in the church of S. Peter, where his bones
375 IV| there came a maid into the church which was cripple, and drew
376 IV| here and there through the church, and enquired who was Gentian,
377 IV| commemoration of S. Paul, for the church of S. Peter was hallowed
378 IV| night that the light of the church is extinct. And who is he
379 IV| Peter the foundement of the church and glory of saints and
380 IV| that sounded so high in the church in preaching the Word of
381 IV| their tithes to God and holy church. And if any church fell
382 IV| holy church. And if any church fell down, or was in decay,
383 IV| his own cost. Or if any church were not hallowed, he would
384 IV| France, saying: Thomas, my church shall be glorified in thy
385 IV| mass at Rome in S. Peter's church, suddenly there came a white
386 IV| than thirty years that holy church believeth and confesseth
387 IV| she went with him to the church and received the communion,
388 IV| said to him that he saw the church. And then the blind man
389 IV| deserve once to see thy church. And anon his eyes were
390 IV| January, and therefore the church hath established that his
391 IV| dedicated her palace into a church and endowed it greatly,
392 IV| Because thou wert in my church, and thou settest nothing
393 IV| when he was brought to the church he weened well he should
394 IV| faith, and there edified a church. And when Cornelius, lieutenant
395 IV| beard, and brought it to the church of the apostles, and there
396 IV| and buried it in the same church. They suffered death about
397 IV| martyr, of whose health the church joyeth more than the world
398 IV| clerks were slain within the church, without that Liberius defended
399 IV| sisters, and builded a fair church at the honour of the blessed
400 IV| subtilly Germain within the church, and there sacred him, and
401 IV| he would hallow him his church that he had founded. And
402 IV| would himself hallow his church, and did do light the tapers.
403 IV| body was brought into the church, all the tapers were lighted
404 IV| shut fast the doors of the church, which was of our Blessed
405 IV| Eusebius purged all the church of the occident, and Anastasius
406 IV| defence of the faith of holy Church. Then Constantius exiled
407 IV| Lord, and was buried in tbe church that he had made. And it
408 IV| is to understand that the church of the orient maketh the
409 IV| other Testament. And the church of the occident maketh no
410 IV| four reasons wherefore the church maketh solemnities of the
411 IV| solemnised. And howbeit that the church maketh not solemnity of
412 IV| to for to put some of the church to affliction, and did do
413 IV| to pursue and destroy the church, therefore the church halloweth
414 IV| the church, therefore the church halloweth the feast of S.
415 IV| August, and did do make a church in the honour of S. Peter,
416 IV| ad vincula. And to that church come much people at that
417 IV| queen set the chains in the church of S. Peter ad vincula.
418 IV| of the queen to the said church right great gifts and right
419 IV| were transported into the church of Sion which is in Jerusalem,
420 IV| therefore it is sung in the church: Yesterday Christ was born
421 IV| solemn, and therefore the church hath transported his passion
422 IV| great reverence in to a church. And this saith S. Austin:
423 IV| right arm, and builded their church metropolitan, that is to
424 IV| body of S. Stephen unto the church of S. Peter ad vincula.
425 IV| whom his mother bare to the church of S. Stephen and was anon
426 IV| end, and was borne to the church of S. Stephen, and there
427 IV| father bare her coat to the church of S. Stephen, and after
428 IV| child was borne dead to the church of S. Stephen, and by the
429 IV| the bishop of Osma, in his church. And after, he was mirror
430 IV| preached the very faith of the church of Rome. And then was the
431 IV| saw in a vision that the church of Lateran was suddenly
432 IV| sovereign bishop of the church. And he gat of the same
433 IV| he prayed at Rome in the church of S. Peter for the increasing
434 IV| found him on the morn in the church, and knew him by that he
435 IV| should be brought into the church tofore the altar of our
436 IV| eventide, and came to a certain church, and found it shut and closed,
437 IV| suddenly they were in the church, and abode there all that
438 IV| reestablished to life. In the church of S. Sixtus a mason had
439 IV| to health. ~In the same church at Rome one time there were
440 IV| martyrs that rest in yonder church. And they said: We may not,
441 IV| rest, and he abode in the church, and did as he had been
442 IV| wake all the night in the church, in such wise that seldom
443 IV| man Dominic woke in the church of Bologna, and the devil
444 IV| son, went to visit in a church the relics of S. Dominic.
445 IV| revived and went about in the church. ~There was a young man
446 IV| for joy and came to the church, without any aid, where
447 IV| labour in the works of the church of friars for no hire, but
448 IV| repented her and came to the church of the friars, and confessed
449 IV| take the treasures of the church and depart them where thou
450 IV| out of the belly of holy church their mother, by death,
451 IV| is kept yet in the said church in witness of this miracle.
452 IV| entended greatly to enhance the church. And this emperor was the
453 IV| the emperor, but of the church, or peradventure they were
454 IV| were said treasures of the church. For Philip had left them
455 IV| them to be dispended to the church, and after, Philip fled
456 IV| cruelly to persecute the church and christian men, and commanded
457 IV| be the treasures of the church, which we know well that
458 IV| and she was buried in the church of S. Laurence the holy
459 IV| certain priest repaired the church of S. Laurence, and one
460 IV| named Sanctulus repaired a church of S. Laurence, which had
461 IV| thereby ten days. ~In the church of S. Laurence at Milan
462 IV| that were longing to the church of S. Laurence, and a garden
463 IV| emperor had given to the church of Eichstadt, which he had
464 IV| solemn and approved in the church. And therefore many saints
465 IV| he as vanquisher, holy church halloweth this day in all
466 IV| fell off. Then he went to a church of our Lady and hid his
467 IV| his leg in a hole of the church, and prayed our Lady with
468 IV| that is, wholly, as the church believeth debonairly, and
469 IV| of the body of Mary, the church will rather debonairly believe
470 IV| so went forth out of the church. And as he should pass a
471 IV| while they saw in the way a church, and she descended from
472 IV| horse and entered into the church. Her husband abode without.
473 IV| lady abode sleeping in the church, and the knight weened that
474 IV| which yet slept in the church, and bade him that he should
475 IV| empress Helen in mind of holy church had made many churches in
476 IV| Balthernas a marvellous church in the honour of the Virgin
477 IV| great plenty of them of the church, with great wailings and
478 IV| of all the plenty of the church. And some of the Jews who
479 V| builded a great and large church. Then let us reverently
480 V| child Bernard abode in the church the office of matins, and
481 V| entered and gone out of the church whereas in the head were
482 V| counselled him to return to his church. He said to him: Why hast
483 V| multitude of flies had taken a church that he had do make, so
484 V| Milan for to reconcile the church, and when he had so done
485 V| sent him to S. Syrus in his church, and the said S. Syrus gave
486 V| the duke of Guienne to the church, and he refused to be reconciled
487 V| the duke abode without the church as excommunicate. And when
488 V| and bare it without the church, and went out with a face
489 V| thee, which is Lord of the church whom thou persecutest. This
490 V| darkness the work of holy church, like as the blessed S.
491 V| twain increased greatly the church by the gifts of the Holy
492 V| made and builded a fair church in the honour of him. And
493 V| the shining light of holy church, fisher of fishes reasonable,
494 V| morning and at even to the church, and prayed God for her
495 V| and maidens serve in the church of God to our Lord: and
496 V| but if I see thee in the church. And he answered merrily:
497 V| last, when he came into the church, he brought to him secretly
498 V| Rome marvelled, and the church was joyful, and all cried
499 V| named, The Mirror of the Church. And in some other old books,
500 V| and by the voice of thy church I have been moved eagerly.
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