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501   VII|          would suffer that she might see him, but he would not grant
502   VII|          saying to her: If thou wilt see my face, see, and she for
503   VII|            If thou wilt see my face, see, and she for great shame
504   VII|          they shall also come for to see me. And she said to him:
505   VII|           flee from mine eyes that I see thee no more, and that I
506   VII|     ignorance, and after, thou shalt see what he shall answer. And
507   VII|            and I that am a physician see well that thou hast not
508   VII|              tofore the king, for to see what shall be demanded of
509   VII| steadfastness he said to him: Sith I see thy folly and that thou
510   VII|             said to his fellows: Lo! see how this maid hath strongly
511   VII|              fruit was right fair to see, and right delectable of
512   VII|         demeaned him laudably in the See of Rome, and in his last
513   VII|            Boniface, established the See of Rome to be chief and
514   VII|          spices. And that they shall see there right fair angels
515   VII|           Adrian the pope sat in his See at Rome and sent messengers
516   VII|           the pope and to ordain the See of Rome, and also he granted
517   VII|           Empress, 0 son, thou shalt see me again. And when Adrian
518   VII|           dead Leon was set upon the See of Rome and was Pope, and
519   VII|           Constantine the great, the see imperial was in Constantinople,
520   VII|          ordained the same for their see, nevertheless for the dignity
521   VII|           The holy fathers might not see all that longed at the beginning
522   VII|          re-established him into his see.~The messengers of Michael
523   VII|          there which desired much to see what was in his purse, and
524   VII|             money, and they left the See to him and he was pope.
525   VII|              to Rome for to take the See, he heard the voice of angels
526   VII|            to heaven and said: Now I see the Son ascend to the Father,
527   VII|        favour of the emperor, to the See, and this discord and schism
528   VII|          Abide a little and we shall see you if it please God, and
529   VII|       sacrament of baptism by water, see now where I shall be yet
530   VII|         Noddo, said thus to them: Ye see how he refuseth to enter
531   VII|         namely, he yet living, would see him to be possessor of the
532   VII|            said to all the people: I see heaven open and the angels
533   VII|            the ark of God, and yet I see our Lord Jesu Christ sitting
534   VII|             so that thy desire is to see it, let us two go thither
535   VII|           together for to behold and see the place. Then answered
536   VII|              the emperor was gone to see a battle that should be
537   VII|             much he delighted him to see shedding of human blood.
538   VII|             dear son, rather I would see the death coming on thee
539   VII|         death coming on thee than to see thee fall into a deadly
540   VII|          present which unnethe might see that, wept and sighed piteously.
541   VII|           but he could never find ne see her, all went he nigh her.
542   VII|              worthily, so that I may see God joyously.~After, the
543   VII|              to the end that men may see him presently, and therefore
544   VII|              fouled therefor. For we see that the beams of the sun
545   VII|              little a hostie, for we see that a great hill may be
546   VII|           persons. In such manner we see and perceive that the word
547   VII|           that they may perceive and see your good works, not by
548   VII|           come to us, whereas we may see thee. The third petition
549   VII|              with sweet roses, and I see the light everlasting, the
550   VII|             that he would never more see him. Then appeared to him
551   VII|            Mary, the Blessed Virgin. See Assumption, Conception,
552   VII|             August 16. v. 1.~Sabina. See Savine.~Saturnine. November
553   VII|               iii. 221.~Whitsuntide. See Pentecost.~William of Paris