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501    VI|            S. Bernard saith: Three things there be that make the death
502    VI|            may specially touch two things; first, of the purgation
503    VI|          is to be considered three things, first, who be they that
504    VI|       satisfaction may avail, four things be required. The first is
505    VI|           that is suffrages, three things ought to be considered.
506    VI|         this knight that saw these things returned to his body and
507    VI|           her of none of all these things. And at the last, as she
508    VI|   suffrages be done, there be four things to be considered. First,
509    VI|          may be purged of all such things as they have sinned in the
510    VI|           world may well tell such things and others. Fourthly, nevertheless
511    VI|           a long while of heavenly things. And when they should depart,
512    VI|          be said as gathering high things. Or it is said of lion.
513    VI|          lion hath in himself four things. The first is force or strength,
514    VI|         contemplation of sovereign things. Secondly, the lion hath
515    VI|          lion hath subtlety in two things, for he hath his eyes open
516    VI|     Isidore saith: He doubteth two things, that is, the noise of wheels
517    VI|             I have no need of such things, it sufficeth me to despise
518    VI|         Martin, that there be many things left out in the life of
519    VI|            of Jesu Christ. And all things obeyed to this holy man,
520    VI|          to this holy man, as well things not sensible as vegetative,
521    VI|             and not reasonable, as things insensible, as the fire
522    VI|             And also to him obeyed things vegetative as trees, for
523    VI|          him, and said of him many things unreasonable. And on a time
524    VI|       exhorted her above all other things to flee the world both with
525    VI|        which hath given to us such things as hath been needful to
526    VI|            to know and see so high things, of S. Clare received in
527    VI|           her. And above all other things she prayed him that he would
528    VI|         well I pass over many fair things.~Of one that was delivered
529    VI|            and earth and all other things, and fie on your devils,
530    VI|          of God, for she had seven things in her; she had the seven
531    VI|          devoutly.~And among these things the devotion of her husband
532    VI|          was occupied in his other things, nevertheless he was devout
533    VI|         entend personally unto his things, he gave full power to his
534    VI|       grace to despise all earthly things and take away from her heart
535    VI|           for I repute all earthly things as dung and filth, and set
536    VI|       Master Conrad did to her oft things contrary and grievous, and
537    VI|    contrary and grievous, and such things as he saw that she loved,
538    VI|          first glory. In all these things she was hasty for to obey,
539    VI|      depart from thee. After these things the chamberers desired her
540    VI|          she pray for us, for such things as shall be for the most
541    VI|            Chalgrove and found all things as he had said. S. Edmund
542    VI|          but expressly did certain things against the right of the
543    VI|     prospered as well in spiritual things as in temporal things. After
544    VI|    spiritual things as in temporal things. After this he thought adaunt
545    VI|           him all the order of the things done, then Peter said: There
546    VI|           said: Lord, maker of all things, is this true that we have
547    VI|         not out of your mind these things be all true. Then said they:
548    VI|         them all by order, how all things had happened. Then his wife
549    VI|      tofore all the people of such things as Simon himself hath said
550    VI|          authority, in which these things be written, and ought not
551    VI|            not to be taken in such things, but as it pleaseth to some
552    VI|         out of the town. All these things S. Clement telleth of himself
553    VI|    delivered to him a ship and all things necessary to him, and many
554    VI|      dwelled in the country of the things that be rehearsed in the
555    VI|            all amarvelled of these things and came unto a little city
556    VI|           wasted and spent in foul things. Farewell, servant of God,
557    VI|          whose love I suffer these things, which thou shalt hear by
558   VII|           she despised all worldly things. Or Katherine may be said
559   VII|        move to you of four notable things that the great God hath
560   VII|      creatures that we know, which things ought to cause you to take
561   VII|         what be these four notable things that so ye repute in us?
562   VII|            that these four notable things must needs constrain you
563   VII|        shall have the four notable things in him over all measure;
564   VII|      loveth and desireth above all things, without whom I may not
565   VII|        come on my daughter for all things are provided. For there
566   VII|       solemnly apparelled with all things requisite unto baptism. ~
567   VII|           hath refused all earthly things, and hath at my sending
568   VII|      loveth and desireth above all things. And thus this glorious
569   VII|          then she disputed of many things with Cæsar tofore the gates
570   VII|           set my cure to say these things to thee as to a wise man,
571   VII|          the earth, and of all the things that be therein, and of
572   VII|        have knowledge of all these things, and hast apperceived it,
573   VII|         sovereign and maker of all things, to whom none is semblable
574   VII|           she had disputed of many things of the Incarnation of the
575   VII|           entend to understand all things. And we demand thee, first,
576   VII|            yet have I despised all things and have given me wholly
577   VII|            said: Leave to say such things, for it is evil to think
578   VII|           queen, that beheld these things, came from above and had
579   VII|       appeareth marvellous in five things: first, in wisdom, secondly,
580   VII|       intellectual in knowledge of things divine, of which she used
581   VII|            forms and the manner of things, and this science had she
582   VII|           in despising the earthly things, for she withdrew her heart
583   VII|           said: I.eave to say such things, it is felonous to think
584   VII|          kept chastity among those things that chastity is wont to
585   VII|          perish. For there be five things in which chastity may perish,
586   VII|        beauty. And among all these things the blessed Katherine kept
587   VII|  remembering her memory. All these things together were in this blessed
588   VII|          to divers of his servants things that he had in privity.
589   VII|         Almighty God that made all things, and despise thy gods that
590   VII|           he that sent to me these things is of great power, and therefore
591   VII|          in victuals and all other things necessary, and then they
592   VII|           and marvellous above all things, to whom all brute beasts
593   VII|      beasts be made meek, and wild things be obedient, who vouchsafest
594   VII|           and if a monk hateth two things, he may be free of this
595   VII|            it shall teach thee all things. There was an old man being
596   VII|        said: The fools despise the things that be, like as they were
597   VII|          hath not the taste of the things that be, he shall not use
598   VII|            when he had showed many things of the mystery of the incarnation,
599   VII|      heaviness, but say to him all things that be joyous, so that
600   VII|  remembered oft in his heart these things, and was in great discomfort,
601   VII|       informed and taught in these things. And then there was a monk
602   VII|     brother, how the king had done things against his royal majesty,
603   VII|        thou mayst not take. And of things lost which may not be recovered,
604   VII|  incredible. Keep well these three things, and thou shalt do well.
605   VII|          thou hadst received great things of him? To whom she said:
606   VII|            of great gifts, for the things that be withoutforth be
607   VII|    therefore I have received great things of God, for he hath made
608   VII|            accord with thee in all things. And then he did off his
609   VII|          am made a partner of good things? What father was ever sorrowful
610   VII|       should know the names of all things, and then they brought tofore
611   VII|     precious stones, and all other things, and when he had demanded
612   VII|         that he recked not of such things, then the king made to be
613   VII|     recounted to Barlaam all these things that were happened, and
614   VII|            in his laws he put some things of the Old and New Testament.
615   VII|          God Almighty Maker of all things. And this false prophet,
616   VII|      meddled and affrmed some true things with the false. He said
617   VII|     Sergius taught to Mahomet many things of the Old and New Testament.
618   VII|            right honourable in all things. And the kinsman of Adrian
619   VII|        that thou be blest in other things, yet in this thou art unhappy
620   VII|           forward and changed many things and added some thereto,
621   VII|            fathers ordained divers things. For the mass hath three
622   VII|          had set in the letter the things above said, he apperceived
623   VII|           by and feigned all these things, and did do hold a cene
624   VII|           preachers. All the which things like as the holy hermit
625   VII|           in many books. All which things he shewed secretly to his
626   VII|       where thou shalt have of all things more clear understanding.
627   VII|     counsel, of words, or of other things that I may do, I call God
628   VII|           prayers. Among all other things it happed that a holy man
629   VII|           down the trees and other things growing about his house,
630   VII|           years, for cause of many things that were destroyed, which
631   VII|   diligence founded. All the which things the same glorious S. Rigobert
632   VII|  Nevertheless he gave to them many things which they kept as their
633   VII|   diligently accomplished all such things that be pertaining to the
634   VII|             and for certain in all things appertaining to the cure
635   VII|         profited him to God in all things privable and without confusion
636   VII|             and refusing all other things, he was covered with a little
637   VII|      uttering, and kept still such things that are and appertain to
638   VII|            were filled full of it. Things lost by divers persons and
639   VII|      profited right greatly in all things, more than any child of
640   VII|             teaching them over all things to dread God and to keep
641   VII|       peril for Jesu Christ. Which things I will thou hear and know,
642   VII|          same psalm he asketh four things. The first is that he may
643   VII|          confiteor he showeth four things. First, he showeth himself
644   VII|            adorned or clad me with things precious.~The priest, after
645   VII|         the which exposition three things are showed to us. The first
646   VII|           Trinity.~After all these things, the priest translateth
647   VII|     contemplation. After all these things followeth the canon, which
648   VII|          which orison he doth four things: first he prayeth to God
649   VII|       tempted principally of three things, the first is God, for to
650   VII|          commixtion betokeneth two things, that one is that, the body
651   VII|           After all these foresaid things, the priest holding the
652   VII|         within his heart all those things that herebefore are contained,
653   VII|        equal, to the Father in all things that are belonging to the
654   VII|        Almighty God, that made all things, hath wrought heaven and