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1 I| flesh, we may consider three things of this coming, that is
2 I| should come by him, that all things were ordained and made,
3 I| he being come, taught new things, and in showing marvels
4 I| at the last Judgment two things be to be seen, that is to
5 I| As for the first, three things shall be tofore the Judgment.
6 I| and a new earth, and all things and all dead men shall arise. ~
7 I| to his servants in many things, and shall depart the earth
8 I| that they shall have of all things: there shall nothing abide
9 I| of judgment shall be four things, two on the party reproved,
10 I| suffer dilation. For all things that shall be done at the
11 I| of our Lord there be four things that make and show it to
12 I| this we should fulfil such things as we accomplished not in
13 I| may be understood eight things, of which the considerati
14 I| the sick, and tofore all things to love God, and after,
15 I| the other stars in three things. First, in situation, for
16 I| only the humble and small things, but also the rich, and
17 I| the noble, and the high things. And hereof saith S. Jerome
18 I| mortification. And these three things ought we offer to God. The
19 I| three be signified three things that be in Jesu Christ:
20 I| corruption. And these three things be signified that were in
21 I| and sorrow to take their things and bear with them, therefore
22 I| gathering and assembling their things for to bear with them, so
23 I| And if she do these three things she shall have threefold
24 I| it is to wit that three things be necessary which be contained
25 I| protectorem. Or she demandeth four things, that it is to wit protection,
26 I| cruelty. And these four things confessed the publican when
27 I| sorrow was cause of five things. The first, because it was
28 I| they accused him of three things. The first was they said
29 I| I have wrought many good things to you. And hereto saith
30 I| with men, and how great things in the most abundant wise
31 I| them. How hard and sharp things hast thou suffered for them,
32 I| Christ in especial had four things in which he heard blasphemy
33 I| may surmount him, for all things been made by him and nought
34 I| only. And in these four things here, Jesu Christ had opprobriums
35 I| all virtues. And all these things that Jesu Christ suffered,
36 I| of glory. And these three things be showed in the title of
37 I| our priest. Therefore four things ought to be considered in
38 I| Bernard saith: Above all things O good Jesu give me grace
39 I| to run in. And for these things he was sent to Lyons in
40 I| blessed resurrection seven things be to be considered. First,
41 I| arose. He arose for four things much profitable to us; for
42 I| praying by weeping for t things here, anon they were transfigured
43 I| which to declare, seven things be to be considered. First
44 I| because he fulfilled all things. He said above all the heavens
45 I| which be, and live above all things that live and understand,
46 I| and more than all other things that be in being, they desire
47 I| sending and coming eight things be to be considered. First,
48 I| consideration of all these things, I am abashed of the multitude
49 I| for to despise the earthly things, as saith the prophet Ezechiel:
50 I| was the Jubilee, and all things pardoned, and by the Holy
51 I| virtues natural, which be in things created naturally, and the
52 I| fire. And here be three things to be considered. First,
53 I| all strength, seeing all things from far. The third reason
54 I| but little love to earthly things, and great to spiritual
55 I| and great to spiritual things, in so much they love not
56 I| much they love not worldly things more worldlily, but spiritually.
57 I| abasheth and meeketh the things high. He hath tended on
58 I| He hath tended on high things despercled, to unite them,
59 I| together. And by these three things be understood three virtues
60 I| for he inclineth the high things down, he lifteth the things
61 I| things down, he lifteth the things low in height, he ordaineth
62 I| height, he ordaineth the things equal to their ordinance.
63 I| ordinance. And these three things maketh the Holy Ghost in
64 I| them up by desire of high things, and ordaineth them together
65 I| he shall teach you all things. As to the seventh, that
66 I| they in desert. All those things there were done in figure,
67 I| for to give knowledge of things more great and more notable.
68 I| the water. By all these things, and by the blessing of
69 I| times hath thus converted things against nature, what shall
70 I| And the word that made all things of nought, may not the same
71 I| not the same change the things that have been made into
72 I| not less to him to create things than to change things. We
73 I| create things than to change things. We show also the mystery
74 I| the temple material. three things be to be considered. First,
75 I| hallowed. And because that two things be in the church that be
76 I| first hallowed for three things. First, to make sacrifice
77 I| that these hours in some things be more privileged than
78 I| saith: I ween that those things that the apostles have said
79 I| a pilgrim, and for these things the church giveth thanks
80 I| his apostles. And of these things give we louings and thanks
81 I| of the church. And many things appertain to the hallowing
82 I| negligence of prelates among the things disordinate. These be foul
83 I| disordinate. These be foul things and much perilous, that
84 I| And to that appertain many things, for the bishop goeth all
85 I| promised to me so great things, I owe myself unto thy love;
86 I| holy water is made of four things, that is, of water, of salt,
87 I| wine, and of ashes, which things put out the devil and chaseth
88 I| herself clean from all earthly things which were corrupt by sin,
89 I| and upon this altar three things ought to be offered to God.
90 I| say where were burnt the things precious and well smelling.
91 I| passion. And of these three things we ought to water our heart,
92 I| that is to wit the evils of things, the witnesses of divine
93 I| trespasses. And of these three things saith the apostle to the
94 I| have law do naturally the things that be of the law. They
95 I| that shall have all these things in him shall be the temple
96 I| commandment standeth in two things, in doing or forbidding.
97 I| one flesh, and in other things twain. For why, neither
98 I| for he sinned in three things. The woman next and sinned
99 I| man, for she sinned in two things. The man sinned last and
100 I| break thy head, etc. In two things the woman sinned, in pride
101 I| fire and water, that all things should be destroyed thereby,
102 I| working of iron, and made things for war, and sculptures
103 I| earth. And Noah did all things that our Lord commanded
104 I| fishes. I have given all things to you, but eat no flesh
105 I| Lord is with thee in all things that thou doest. Swear thou
106 I| together. ~After all these things God tempted Abraham, and
107 I| God blessed him in all his things. He said to the eldest and
108 I| and that he forget such things that thou hast done to him,
109 I| God. And the good of all things that thou givest to me,
110 I| prosperous in all manner of things. He dwelled in his lord'
111 I| dreamed both prodigies of things coming. And there was a
112 I| God shall answer by me things prosperous to Pharaoh. Then
113 I| father and told him all these things, and our father bade us
114 I| behind you, for all the best things shall be yours. The sons
115 I| that I may show to you things that be to come, and hear
116 I| generation. After these things he said to his brethren:
117 I| and thou shalt be in such things as pertain to God. Take
118 I| Egyptians. Moses told all these things to the children of Israel,
119 I| Jethro was glad for all these things, that God had so saved them
120 I| unto the people in those things that appertain to God, that
121 I| let them judge the small things; it shall be the easier
122 I| their places in peace. Which things when Moses had heard and
123 I| commanded him to make many things, and to ordain the laws
124 I| their goods, and above all things to love him and worship
125 I| despite, and blasphemeth in things that be not true, or otherwise,
126 I| foul touching, for in such things may be great peril. And
127 I| to take away other men's things whatsomever they be, without
128 I| commandment defendeth will to have things that belong to other men
129 I| which ark was kept three things. First the rod with which
130 II| and am ignorant in many things. Then said David: Lo! here
131 II| Judah, and if these be small things I shall add an l give to
132 II| him choose one of three things that he should say to him.
133 II| prefects brought necessary things for the table of king Solomon,
134 II| stone and mortar and other things to the edifying of the temple,
135 II| left side, and many other things, and took all the vessels
136 II| when she saw all these things, she had no spirit to answer,
137 II| be blessed. In all these things Job sinned not with his
138 II| received and taken good things of the hand of our Lord,
139 II| sustain and suffer evil things? In all these things Job
140 II| evil things? In all these things Job sinned not with his
141 II| with Job, and had said many things each of them to Job, and
142 II| strangers all the tithe. Such things and other like to these
143 II| and told to him all these things, whereon his father marvelled
144 II| him, and shall dispose all things that shall be needful to
145 II| and that ye may and all things well and rightful about
146 II| to our Lord in his good things and bless thou the God of
147 II| innumerable camels laden with such things as were needful to the host,
148 II| beasts, and to take such holy things as be forbidden in their
149 II| wine, and oil, all these things God hath showed to me. And
150 II| they purpose to waste such things as they ought not touch,
151 II| Lord hath showed me these things to tell thee. And I thine
152 II| thee. And because these things be said to me by the providence
153 II| sent to tell thee these things. ~Forsooth, all these words
154 II| if thy God do to me these things he shall be my God, and
155 II| shall do in my hands those things that I have thought. And
156 II| all the movable goods and things that they had left, so much
157 II| and he that teacheth such things angereth God, and he, so
158 II| he had been at all these things, and yet he said more, that
159 II| despised thyself and these things, shall give to thee the
160 II| like and semblable in all things. And when the answer was
161 II| people, for he had in him things that make shining and clearness.
162 II| and adjousted thereto many things. ~Nicholas, citizen of the
163 II| as he did tofore in all things, in humility and honesty
164 II| humble in receiving all things, profitable in speaking,
165 II| of God, saying: If those things that we have heard of thee
166 II| thou that sayest to us such things? And he said to them: I
167 II| desired that above all other things. Then said the angel to
168 II| contemplation. He had there things in him of which Prosper
169 II| God, the which created all things and founded the seas. And
170 II| be suspicious unto many things. Whether it be true or no
171 II| which ween to have power in things celestial set nought in
172 II| that, in a vine be three things, the stock, the leaf, and
173 II| third example is that three things be in the head of a man,
174 II| persevere and abide in these things. The eighth, that they love
175 II| hospitality. The ninth, that in things to be done they require
176 II| and that they require such things by works. The tenth, that
177 II| that they eschew those things that be not for to be done.
178 II| diligence to keep these things. And after his predication,
179 II| likeneth it to four manner of things: first, unto a colour which
180 II| manner, like as all these things avail not to the sick man
181 II| shortly that were there, four things; first, that they should
182 II| administered to them such things as they needed, of her good.
183 II| every battle he had three things; the assault in battle,
184 II| we may well see all these things. As the blessed Stephen
185 II| blessed Stephen did many things, and preached oft to the
186 II| men accused him of four things, that was of blaspheming
187 II| and praised him in three things after this word glory, which
188 II| and especially in three things, that is to wit: of fervour
189 II| more fervently in heavenly things. ~S. John wrote his gospels
190 II| suffer him to enjoy such things as his predecessors had
191 II| would not agree to such things as should touch against
192 II| not true men to say such things of this good bishop. They
193 II| contemplation of heavenly things, and a toiler in labouring
194 II| like as he said all these things happened. And the woman
195 II| as to say as holding high things and despising the world.
196 II| country, do these three things and thou shalt be safe. ~
197 II| of gold, by which he knew things for to come. Then said S.
198 II| doubleness, for these three things were taken from her for
199 II| being all angry: One of two things thou shalt choose, either
200 II| same. He vanquished three things in the world, that is to
201 II| and worldly dreads, which things he overcame by wisdom, by
202 II| thou be vanquished in all things. Then was he taken out of
203 II| of God laughed at these things, and blamed the bloody hands
204 II| offering to him the inward things of humility and not the
205 II| disposition was in three things; that is to wit in the voice
206 II| was made. For these three things were made in him withoutforth
207 II| informed and instructed in all things, and all adversities he
208 II| read that in him were three things against the three that were
209 III| love she had forsaken all things.~She had been at Rome so
210 III| Julian as going to high things in singing. Or it is said:
211 III| candle burning hath three things in it, that is to wit, the
212 III| fire, right so be three things in Jesu Christ, that is
213 III| ought to have in us three things which be signified by the
214 III| Chrysostom saith, three things make a man holy, which three
215 III| how well that all these things hurtle at the foundement
216 III| for he had in him three things that make a man amiable.
217 III| worldly occupation or secular things, of which he would not gladly
218 III| that in the crown be three things: first the head is discovered
219 III| of his heart all secular things so that his conversation
220 III| them that therein were such things as they lacked. Every day
221 III| granteth thee to choose of two things, that one which thou wilt,
222 III| Patrick, did three great things. One is that he drove with
223 III| well tofore as after, these things that hereafter be named.
224 III| great men when they did things that they ought not to do,
225 III| was high in despising low things, and therefore he had verdure
226 III| and enjoined the king four things, that is, that he should
227 III| God hath not made temporal things, the child affirmed that
228 III| say as love of sovereign things. Then is it said, mouth
229 III| his busy work, and love of things sovereign for his celestial
230 III| We never heard of such things, nevertheless keep thee
231 III| and can tell to you all things that ye shall demand him.
232 III| And she among all other things answered: I know well that
233 III| said that she had great things to tell him, and then he
234 III| that such heavenly joys and things were showed to him in this
235 III| not of power to buy such things as they had to sell, and
236 III| same isle, and that all things should be ministered to
237 III| and minister to you such things as be necessary, neither
238 III| Germain three sovereign things, that is heat natural, humour,
239 III| that he was well, and all things were to him soft and sweet,
240 III| the Apostles of many good things that were in him, for he
241 III| that we ought leave the things that men should not put
242 III| may we see on the great things and high that he emprised,
243 III| that he suffered. Great things then he emprised, and that
244 III| our Lord. All these four things be touched of him in the
245 III| there two years. All these things he took in great patience,
246 III| great patience, and in~all things gave to our Lord thankings;
247 III| took it all gladly, and all things he did patiently and devoutly,
248 III| the virgin? These be new things to me, for I have not heard
249 III| ready. All these virtuous things were in him.~
250 III| and to show to thee these things aforesaid, and because thou
251 III| he said to thee, for all things shall be performed that
252 III| said to thee.~Of all these things S. Elizabeth knew nothing
253 III| and rude living. Above all things the sin of detraction displeased
254 III| when they heard him preach things that they never heard tofore,
255 III| hear and understand such things as touched the salvation
256 III| so shall be damned. Which things, my blessed brother, behoveth
257 III| prove by works the good things that ye believe in your
258 III| joy, and tofore all other things S. Germain demanded how
259 III| hope was nothing in worldly things, but in heavenly, for in
260 III| or fountain. Three fair things showed our Lord by this
261 IV| of God. After all these things the duke yet admonished
262 IV| said this and other good things and words, she put more
263 IV| saying: Lo! we have left all things, etc. Unbinding, for he
264 IV| not Simon, that by certain things affirmeth his godhead? To
265 IV| bad. Lord, thou art all things to me, and nothing is to
266 IV| senate understood of him by things of authority. ~It happed
267 IV| began to speak of all these things with his philosophers and
268 IV| wisdom, a trump sounding high things, and a preacher of truth.
269 IV| forsook and despised all things and required to have but
270 IV| desired things-present, ne things to come, etc. But Abraham
271 IV| men's bodies, but all such things that were seen to be fair
272 IV| damnation, when we see all good things to be assembled in one man,
273 IV| forsook not only all present things, but all things that be
274 IV| present things, but all things that be for to come. He
275 IV| shall speak of heavenly things, thou shalt see the love
276 IV| instead of rewards. And such things that be to us cause of sorrows;
277 IV| he despised all earthly things; and like as iron that is
278 IV| witch and promised her many things if she could bring about
279 IV| said that, tofore God all things were known, wherefor she
280 IV| which in these days such things be used over much. God cease
281 IV| Tuesday happed to him many things. On a Tuesday he was born,
282 IV| provost said: The two first things be convenient to thee, that
283 IV| this be understood three things that be three, the best
284 IV| Jerusalem, which, all these things they departed among them.
285 IV| Lord, they sold all these things, and brought the value thereof,
286 IV| riches and abundance of things; and for so much as she
287 IV| ready to obey thee in all things, if thou mayst get of thy
288 IV| them, and left all their things in the keeping of Mary Magdalene,
289 IV| opened, and saw clearly all things about him. ~There was another
290 IV| witchcraft dost thou these things, that in the sea thou exercisest
291 IV| of judgment, and of other things to come. And they asked
292 IV| pilgrim, and told to him many things of the unhappiness of the
293 IV| for he thought on other things. Then came he all doubtful
294 IV| speech moderate. All these things were in S. Nazarien. He
295 IV| they should have all their things freely, or else they should
296 IV| say, sovereign germ. Three things be found in seed germining,
297 IV| that he was well, and all things were sweet to him, and would
298 IV| good christian men for two things, that is to say the constancy;
299 IV| wilt thou leave all these things for dreaming of another
300 IV| and overcame him in all things. Then Antony and Cleopatra
301 IV| the others. And all these things be contained in the said
302 IV| streets, and other right foul things, and bound behind him wisps
303 IV| testament and said: These be the things that I leave to you, possessing
304 IV| friars that had touched some things of the holy relics, that
305 IV| Woman, knowest thou these things? and named to her four things,
306 IV| things? and named to her four things, that was: araign, vert,
307 IV| said: Go and take these things and confite them with the
308 IV| mother, by death, the four things they receive aforesaid after
309 IV| largo and smaragdo, with all things necessary in the ship, in
310 IV| so sent thither, made all things well, and subdued them all
311 IV| water and said to him: All things in confession be washed.
312 IV| What variest thou in many things? Sacrifice anon, and put
313 IV| hath no darkness, but all things shine in my sight. And then
314 IV| hath withdrawn other men's things, and hath taken gifts and
315 IV| his wife and all the good things and evil things were laid
316 IV| the good things and evil things were laid in a balance,
317 IV| coveted to make better some things about the body of S. Laurence,
318 IV| was most excellent in four things, like as it is founden by
319 IV| be like to him. In three things he showed him to us following:
320 IV| to admonish and warn, the things and the examples be better
321 IV| suffered. By these three things saith S. Maximin, after
322 IV| other. ~And after these things done, Decius and Valerian
323 IV| is mighty hath done great things to me, and the name of him
324 IV| saints as touching nine things, that is to wit, that the
325 IV| and soul. But many other things be put there more at fantasy
326 IV| came he doubted, and other things semblable, which be better
327 IV| accustomed to give largely great things, had need to demand and
328 IV| his house, and found all things like as the devil had promised.
329 IV| give account of all these things. And as he went from the
330 IV| myself, thy son, maker of all things, for I am life perdurable,
331 IV| angel had recounted these things, he gave to our Lady a bough
332 IV| mother of the maker of all things, and barest him that robbed
333 IV| whilst they spake these things, the blessed S. John, the
334 IV| curious inquisition. For all things that be said of the glorious
335 IV| know the truth of all these things. And the apostles denied
336 IV| Greek, saith many marvellous things of the assumption of the
337 IV| And, as I suppose, such things and semblable said the apostles
338 IV| chambers celestial. And those things that long to the son, ought
339 IV| wist that he might do all things. And he accomplished anon
340 V| God be fulfilled, and four things, with my lordship and heritage,
341 V| poor men. These foresaid things Rocke promised to his father
342 V| praying, which all these things he told to his lord. And
343 V| for his deliverance, which things the priest told to the lord.
344 V| which was a demonstrance of things to come. Her seemed that
345 V| speech more abundant in such things as appertain to the sacrament.
346 V| so esprised and in all things occupied in God that he
347 V| injuries of words, of damage of things, and of misdoing of the
348 V| command you to keep three things, the which I remember to
349 V| Your covetise tofore all things possesseth nothing, for
350 V| Bartholomew will show that all things may be affirmed and showed
351 V| and joyous. He seeth all things tofore, he knoweth all things,
352 V| things tofore, he knoweth all things, he speaketh all manner
353 V| and precious stones? Those things be necessary to them that
354 V| necessary to them that covet things worldly, but I desire no
355 V| worldly, but I desire no things terrien ne carnal. Then
356 V| Bartholomew began to say many things, and inform the king of
357 V| redemption, and among other things how Jesu Christ vanquished
358 V| disciples, preaching, many things of thy divine Trinity in
359 V| this manner among other things. The blessed apostle Bartholomew
360 V| enlumining all earthly things, mouth of God, fiery tongue
361 V| how thou art high in high things and deep in deepness, and
362 V| understanding in heavenly things. I mounted up into the hill
363 V| Augustin said that three things he had learned of S. Ambrose:
364 V| be great in weening great things because that the woods and
365 V| mercy, that beholdeth all things, and the faith of this man,
366 V| intermit ne to muse on high things of the godhead, farther
367 V| began to speak of other things first, afar from his purpose,
368 V| purpose, and among other things he demanded him if he had
369 V| when he had heard these things, he took the virgin, and
370 V| by despising of earthly things, clear by enlumining of
371 V| pray for him; among other things because he had done a sin
372 V| house, and for to fetch such things as were necessary. And the
373 V| of man might think, those things that our Lord maketh ready
374 V| of them that possess many things, and shall have thereof
375 V| his heart unto celestial things, Adrian said to her: Go
376 V| firm and approved in all things; I have smitten no man,
377 V| Jews told and recounted things by order to the bishop of
378 V| the misbehaved men in all things. And S. Gregory recordeth
379 V| his bed wicked and cursed things. And on a day a Jew came
380 V| he entended most to the things to come, and was deemed
381 V| him. And yet he did other things that moved yet more. For
382 V| In this time when these things were done S. John flourished
383 V| say one only to be three things by his virtue? And then
384 V| the emperor moved by these things, defended that the Arians
385 V| made emperor. And all these things be written more plainly
386 V| and the gard, in abiding things outrageous. Or Cornelius
387 V| for to promise to her many things for to make her consent
388 V| there. And know ye that four things be principally considered
389 V| more the creator of all things may draw to him whom he
390 V| withinforth plenteously of greater things than the other, that is
391 V| which appeared to him in two things, first he showed him a publican.
392 V| after S. Ambrose, some things ought to be noted in the
393 V| In the leech were three things, that is to wit, wisdom
394 V| the soul which knoweth the things hid and privy. And this
395 V| to say S. Matthew, three things be to be considered, after
396 V| vomiting by covetise of things superfluous; hard and firm
397 V| his fellows among other things: Enjoy ye with us, and I
398 V| arms for to resist such things, but let our right hands
399 V| them seemed, and many other things semblable. And he was covetous
400 V| and inflame her courage in things not honest. And she recommended
401 V| shall offer to her so many things that I shall bring her to
402 V| being vanquished in all things, returned to Cyprian, and
403 V| he was confused in all things, he was anguishous unto
404 V| answered: He loved not those things that be of the world, but
405 V| world is set tofore heavenly things. The third is of dissension,
406 V| for villainous and vicious things. The fourth is of wickedness
407 V| be attributed to him many things of marvellous virtue. For
408 V| him. And thereto be three things necessary, that is to wit,
409 V| this governing is in three things: the first in seigniory
410 V| and commandeth to them all things. And that saith Zechariah,
411 V| is given power to do all things difficult which be pertaining
412 V| be said to show the small things and little, because that
413 V| dignity appeareth in these things. The ministry of them is
414 V| when the pope heard these things he established to hallow
415 V| Lord Jesu Christ, of which things it is said tofore. We ought
416 V| some that take the small things, but yet they leave not
417 V| they eschew all earthly things, and overpass by thought
418 V| by thought all temporal things. They love, they burn, and
419 V| desires. Of these three things saith Bernard upon the Canticles.
420 V| Go and make ye ready all things necessary for guests that
421 V| and gospels, and all other things appertaining, save the song
422 V| I have dreaded the sure things, and have entended with
423 V| Francis, take these bitter things for the sweet, and despise
424 V| to do and keep all those things; he did off his hosen and
425 V| women like of visage and all things, and of habit, entered and
426 V| submitted himself in all things. He promised always obedience
427 V| Antioch, full of riches in all things. She was right fair of body,
428 V| all her might for earthly things, and I had purposed, Lord,
429 V| each other's friends, all things necessary to the wedding
430 V| shame of God which seeth all things hid, and she went away all
431 V| was lifted up after two things, that is, after the body
432 V| lift up by contemplation of things within forth, he was fair
433 V| knowing God by inquisition of things privy and hid, wing of heaven
434 V| wing of heaven by love of things celestial, and blessed by
435 V| everlasting goods. By other things it is showed that he was
436 V| of these secrets and hid things? I attribute and put them
437 V| the mutations of divine things, and in the end it is signified
438 V| thing but to hear some new things. And then when S. Paul had
439 V| saw best learned in divine things: Denis, what is he, that
440 V| heaven, and had seen all things. He flourished by the spirit
441 V| Constantinople, among other things, brought to Louis, son of
442 V| might have answer upon these things. And as they sacrificed,
443 VI| shall be prosperous in all things, and the people shall be
444 VI| which shall rule all manner things to the pleasing of God,
445 VI| give to us peace and all things plenteous. And in this war
446 VI| pursued.~After, when all things were quiet in the realm,
447 VI| attempted the king in many things that were unlawful. And
448 VI| after his decease. Then all things were committed to the queen
449 VI| diligently ministered to him all things necessary. And when he was
450 VI| Almighty, in whose power all things be put, which changest realms
451 VI| realms and empires, if those things be true that thou hast showed
452 VI| world is in the right high things of God, he hath delight
453 VI| highness by the love of things celestial, delectable by
454 VI| divinity. How be it these things be singularly to singular,
455 VI| For in him be written four things. He was a man born of the
456 VI| was ordained in the four things, it is better showed in
457 VI| rightful intention, for in all things that he did he sought the
458 VI| God. And of these two last things it is said in the prologue
459 VI| S.Victor, there be three things that we owe to our neighbour,
460 VI| after S. Bernard, three things there be that ordain a man
461 VI| saith Bernard: In all these things was S. Luke well ordained.
462 VI| blessedness. He taught reasonable things when he said: He that is
463 VI| He that is true in little things, he is true in great things.
464 VI| things, he is true in great things. And without this treble
465 VI| honest and fair. And three things be convenient to this, that
466 VI| heled diligently all these things in her heart, as it is said,
467 VI| the gloss saith, that all things that were done and said
468 VI| incarnatio and of all other things, she might express the sufficiently,
469 VI| retained the ordinance of these things was because that she might
470 VI| evangelists enquired of her many things, and she certified them
471 VI| was certified of her many things, and especially of such
472 VI| and especially of such things as appertained to her, as
473 VI| Christ, and of such other things as Luke speaketh only. Seventhly,
474 VI| to bear witness, it is of things seen and of things heard
475 VI| is of things seen and of things heard Therefore saith S.
476 VI| would have two witnesses of things seen, they were John and
477 VI| and Matthew, and two of things heard, and they were Mark
478 VI| because that the witness of things seen be more firm and more
479 VI| and more certain than of things heard, therefore saith S.
480 VI| The two gospels that be of things seen be set first and last,
481 VI| For she gave her to two things, first, will to do evil,
482 VI| the condition made, all things were made ready. Then the
483 VI| bodies to live again. Which things heard of thee, I ween in
484 VI| son of God that dost such things. Wherefore I pray thee by
485 VI| they had done all these things, the duke brought the advocates
486 VI| precious stones be right evil things enclosed, and within coffers
487 VI| to them: Choose ye of two things that one, that is, either
488 VI| much to say as holding five things. He held first in himself
489 VI| thou art he that made all things, and convertest them that
490 VI| behoveth thee to suffer many things and pains. For to have the
491 VI| despoiled him of all other things. And he, his wife, and children
492 VI| but now I am naked of all things. Alas! I was accustomed
493 VI| ordained for the supplement of things offended and trespassed,
494 VI| them we despise all earthly things, and desire celestial things.
495 VI| things, and desire celestial things. The fifth is for the debt
496 VI| all to be common, and our things be celestial, earthly and
497 VI| ofttimes, and leave many things undone by ignorance and
498 VI| by occupation of secular things in the solemnity of saints,
499 VI| the other saints in four things. First, in sovereignty of
500 VI| joy perdurable. And these things have they bought with their
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