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501    VI|         Bernard, he was ordained in three manners, that is by affection
502    VI|       Richard of S.Victor, there be three things that we owe to our
503    VI|      himself. And after S. Bernard, three things there be that ordain
504    VI|            S. Bernard each of these three is divided into three, that
505    VI|         these three is divided into three, that is, to live soberly,
506    VI|            much truth. For there be three truths, that is of life,
507    VI|           much honest and fair. And three things be convenient to
508    VI|         should give to her space of three years for to dedicate her
509    VI|           be baptized, and in these three years he should be informed
510    VI|             Ye shall feel this pain three days, and at the third day
511    VI|             they had been tormented three days without meat and drink
512    VI|         they abode there a year and three months, and in that espace
513    VI|           the temple was smitten in three, and the two enchanters
514    VI|            he made his host to rest three days in a town, where his
515    VI|              John Damascene putteth three reasons in his fourth book
516    VI|        blood-shedding they suffered three other martyrdoms without
517    VI|            third, S. Bernard saith: Three things there be that make
518    VI|       because they confessed God in three manners, by heart, by mouth,
519    VI|           first is to be considered three things, first, who be they
520    VI|           third, that is suffrages, three things ought to be considered.
521    VI|           he showed that he had hid three pieces of gold, and thereof
522    VI|         body in a dunghill, and the three pieces of gold with him,
523    VI|           had envy thereat appeared three days continually to this
524    VI|          And thus she left the mass three days that she did not sing
525    VI|          wine, a candle, save these three days. And when his wife
526    VI|           had do sing no mass those three days.~And as Peter, the
527    VI|      speaking of this matter and of three others, witnesseth it and
528    VI|             hell also. And there be three manners of this people;
529    VI|            prayeth for any of these three manner people, or doth any
530    VI|            is signfied to us by the three to whom the heaven was opened.
531    VI|             heaven is open to these three manner of people which enter
532    VI|            is accustomed to observe three manner days, that is the
533    VI|             And the reason of these three days is assigned in the
534    VI|             their soul, in which be three powers, may be forgiven.
535    VI|        trental is kept, which is in three dizains, that they may be
536    VI|         that it ought to profit for three reasons. First, by reason
537    VI|       Augustine they may know it by three manners: first, by divine
538    VI|             and the people were all three days in fastings and in
539    VI|             in the year of our Lord three hundred four score and eighteen,
540    VI|           he had slept the space of three hours they awoke him, and
541    VI|      chaplains. And after his death three score and four years, when
542    VI|             was set tofore her tomb three nights and two days, and
543    VI|           of Byconne which had been three years sick, and was so enfeebled
544    VI|       voyage, and when he saw there three windows, he demanded of
545    VI|              Wherefore have ye made three windows? And they answered:
546    VI|             her why she had do make three windows, and she answered
547    VI|             them to be made because three windows lighten all the
548    VI|          piscine, demanding her how three windows give more light
549    VI|             Barbara answered: These three fenestres or windows betoken
550    VI|            Holy Ghost, the which be three persons and one very God,
551    VI|          the poor, for he had daily three tables set and covered for
552    VI|             strokes appeared in her three weeks after, by which she
553    VI|         election was sent to him by three messengers to Salisbury.~
554    VI|          the king of Scotland, with three archbishops, barons, and
555    VI|        forth to Via Appia, which is three miles out of this town,
556    VI|          the tormentor smote at her three strokes, and could not smite
557    VI|            half dead, and she lived three days after in that manner,
558    VI|          said: I have asked respite three days, that I might commend
559    VI|              And then at the end of three days she slept in our Lord,
560    VI|         Lord two hundred and twenty three, in the time of Alexander
561    VI|          following, Peter, with his three disciples, Clement, Nicetas,
562    VI|              right chaste, with thy three sons, wilt thou believe
563    VI|        faith, and was baptized with three hundred and thirteen of
564    VI|          the honour of our Lord~And three years after, Trajan the
565    VI|           and anon the sea departed three miles away far, so that
566   VII|    confirmed by the mouth of two or three witnesses. If thou wert
567   VII|          about the year of our Lord three hundred.~How Maxentius was
568   VII|            Philosophy is divided in three, in theory, in practice,
569   VII|         logic. Theory is divided in three, that is intellectual, natural,
570   VII|          The practice is divided in three manners, in ethic, economic,
571   VII|          and the commons. And these three sciences had the blessed
572   VII|        emperor. Logic is divided in three, in demonstrative, in probable,
573   VII|            to sophisters, and these three sciences had Katherine in
574   VII|           said: I am delivered from three temptations: I shall bless
575   VII|         shall confess thee with the three children that thou savedst
576   VII|          that he found a writing of three R's and three F's over the
577   VII|            writing of three R's and three F's over the gate of Rome,
578   VII|      eastward in the sea, more than three days' sailing, and suddenly
579   VII|            above all the water, and three days they sailed about it
580   VII|          then anon they sailed west three days and three nights ere
581   VII|          sailed west three days and three nights ere they saw any
582   VII|             the last crave him into three pieces, and then returned
583   VII|            Brandon sailed southward three days and three nights, and
584   VII|            southward three days and three nights, and on the Friday
585   VII|           the fish by which I lived three days, and then the otter
586   VII|        brought to me fish for other three days, and thus he hath done
587   VII|            It is written that these three men were so, Noah, Job,
588   VII|         being in will to do penance three years, and asked him if
589   VII|            his sin and doth penance three days, our Lord shall receive
590   VII|           also he said: If there be three together of whom that one
591   VII| administereth with pure will, these three be semblable as it were
592   VII|            should come again within three days; and when he came he
593   VII|          this rest, that there were three monks new made, and the
594   VII|              Agathon the abbot bare three years a stone in his mouth
595   VII|             should die, he held him three days without moving, holding
596   VII|           me go, I shall teach thee three wisdoms, that if thou keep
597   VII|         incredible. Keep well these three things, and thou shalt do
598   VII|         semblable to a man that had three friends, of which, he loved
599   VII|           unity of the substance of three persons was showed by open
600   VII|            city of Vasacence he saw three drops right clear, all of
601   VII|             upon the altar, and all three ran together into a precious
602   VII|            inhabitants and assieged three years Pavia and at the last
603   VII|            and refuse and repudiate three times and take them again,
604   VII|       Mahomet saith they shall have three floods or rivers in Paradise,
605   VII|           things. For the mass hath three beginniogs. For it began
606   VII|             that he would drink but three times. He founded many abbeys
607   VII|             Brescia it rained blood three days, and that same time
608   VII|          emperor, which said to him three times: Conrad, the child
609   VII|          the church that there were three chosen to be pope, and a
610   VII|          And in that time were seen three moons in heaven, and in
611   VII|             and in the midst of the three was the sign of the cross,
612   VII|             was not long after that three suns were seen also. And
613   VII|             were so many slain that three bushels were filled with
614   VII|            the gate and abode there three days and three nights without
615   VII|          abode there three days and three nights without meat or drink.
616   VII|             cloister and dwelled so three years. Then his neighbours
617   VII|         please God, and she weeping three days and four nights received
618   VII|           the pillar, and was there three days without doing any harm
619   VII|       serpent issued out, which was three cubits long, and anon cleft
620   VII|            and the people abode him three days for to have his blessing.
621   VII|          man, and anon he came with three other bishops and the master
622   VII|            his life. It happed that three days before that he was
623   VII|           openly, that Polycarp had three times confessed to be christian.
624   VII|           monastery was seen a star three days tofore his death in
625   VII|            out of this world within three days, and that appeared
626   VII|             had fasted the space of three days, he was content to
627   VII|        flesh.~On a time, during the three days which he fasted, he
628   VII|          years aforesaid, he fasted three days in the week with bread
629   VII|            friends, a little straw. Three days before his death he
630   VII|          grace thirteen hundred and three, the nineteenth day of May,
631   VII|            restored in good health. Three blind were by him illumined.
632   VII|         condemned to be hanged fell three times from the gallows,
633   VII|       restituted of their speaking. Three or four women, with all
634   VII|            death. The fire taken in three divers places was quenched
635   VII|          Marchiennes, the which had three daughters, virgins and saints,
636   VII|           at his dinner and supper, three ancient poor, which ate
637   VII|       bishop of Paris, led with him three of his brethren with the
638   VII|             S. Louis, beholding his three sons and specially dressing
639   VII|             only by that he handled three times her hands.~And on
640   VII|          priest beginneth and saith three times: Kyrie eleison, that
641   VII|       understand to the Father, and three times Christe eleison, to
642   VII|            eleison, to the Son, and three times Kyrie eleison to the
643   VII|          Sometimes the priest saith three orisons to signify the Holy
644   VII|            prayed to God the Father three times. Sometimes he saith
645   VII|             In the which exposition three things are showed to us.
646   VII|        Christ, and after, he maketh three times the sign of the cross,
647   VII|            over the wine, and these three crosses signifieth how our
648   VII|            was given and offered in three manners: First of God the
649   VII|           priest wipeth first these three fingers on the corporal,
650   VII|  Melchisedech. For especially these three were accepted of God as
651   VII|            orison the priest maketh three times the sign of the cross,
652   VII|            orison the priest maketh three crosses over the bread and
653   VII|           this, that the Jews cried three times to Pilate, speaking
654   VII|             maketh the priest these three first crosses, and after,
655   VII|          the sign of the cross, the three on the chalice over the
656   VII|            chalice and himself. The three crosses made over the chalice
657   VII|             chalice may signify the three principal torments or despisings
658   VII|     therefore the priest maketh the three other crosses over the precious
659   VII|           it may be said that these three crosses betoken the Holy
660   VII|           be tempted principally of three things, the first is God,
661   VII|          that holy hostie parted in three, which three parts may betoken
662   VII|       hostie parted in three, which three parts may betoken three
663   VII|             three parts may betoken three manners of folk. The first
664   VII|             there the priest maketh three times the sign of the cross,
665   VII|          semper vobiscum. And these three crosses may betoken the
666   VII|             crosses may betoken the three days that our Lord lay in
667   VII|             crosses may signify the three Marys seeking our Lord.
668   VII|           verses following that the three parts of the hostie signify
669   VII|           of the hostie signify the three manners of creatures before
670   VII|            wit that the pnest saith three times Agnus Dei, and at
671   VII|             requiem, for this, that three manners of rest be worthy
672   VII|           the Sunday, or to take it three times in the year, or at
673   VII|             body of our Lord, saith three times: Domine, non sum dignus
674   VII|            priest washeth his hands three times at mass, that is to
675   VII|          that the mass finisheth in three manners. First, the mass
676   VII|          the Holy Ghost, one God in three persoos. And all these articles
677   VII|           creed.~The ninth, and the three last articles, belong to
678   VII|             Clare, vi. 164.~Loaves, three suffice S. Mary seventeen
679   VII|          iii. 69.~Mass, why sung in three languages, i. 150.~Meal
680   VII|           flagon of wine iii. 88. ~—three cubits long swallowed by
681   VII|           175.~Trinity betokened by three windows, vi. 201.~—illustrated
682   VII|            vi. 201.~—illustrated by three drops of water, vii. 107.~—
683   VII|          Austin, iii. 202.~Windows, three, betoken the Trinity, vi.