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1 I| proceeding from the press of Peter Keyser, a rival of Anthony
2 I| now be at Cologne in S. Peter's Church, which is the Cathedral
3 I| Thirdly he appeared to S. Peter, but when or in what place
4 I| it might well be that S. Peter in some place turned from
5 I| and comforted him, saying: Peter bear the virtue of obedience,
6 I| the apparition made to S. Peter, which is not known when
7 I| Jesu Christ spake with S. Peter, James, and John. And thus
8 I| over, as it appeareth of S. Peter, for anon as he began to
9 I| word of God. Acts x.: As S. Peter was preaching, the Holy
10 I| of living stones, as S. Peter saith: Let us edify whilst
11 II| betrayed. And also for that Peter would withdraw him, he reproved
12 II| was more gracious than to Peter, for he loved him much,
13 II| the third, he loved more Peter. The second was virginity
14 II| said in Galicia, and set S. Peter in prison. But now let us
15 II| that the night after S. Peter and S. Paul appeared to
16 II| wherein the images of S. Peter and S. Paul were pourtrayed,
17 II| this the emperor came to S. Peter's church and confessed meekly
18 II| himself to prayer, and S. Peter appeared to him and said:
19 II| ye shall eat. Thus as S. Peter had said, S. Silvester did.
20 II| and said the words that S. Peter had said to him, and bound
21 II| made in the church of S. Peter, and anon the pestilence
22 II| sometime a toller named Peter in a city, and was a much
23 II| had received that loaf of Peter's own hand. And then within
24 II| barbaries. And then he took this Peter the tollener as he had commanded
25 II| it among poor men. This Peter then thus sold was bound
26 II| other people were sorry for Peter the tollener. And it happed
27 II| came unto the place whereas Peter was for to visit holy places,
28 II| places, whom the master of Peter bade to dinner, and as they
29 II| and ate at their dinner, Peter served and passed by them,
30 II| like is this young man to Peter the tollener, and as they
31 II| said: Verily it is my lord Peter; I shall arise and hold
32 II| arise and hold him, and when Peter understood that he fled
33 II| he opened the gates, and Peter bade him by words to open
34 II| speech answered him, and Peter went his way. And the porter
35 III| the third bishop after S. Peter, the apostle of the church
36 III| hast sent thine apostle S. Peter to me, which hath comforted
37 III| went into the church of S. Peter, and abode there by night.
38 III| out right rudely; and S. Peter appeared to him as he lay
39 III| Of the Chairing of S. Peter the Apostle.~The chair is
40 III| chair of Moses, etc. Then S. Peter sat in a chair royal, for
41 III| halloweth the feast of S. Peter the apostle, and this day
42 III| apostle, and this day was S. Peter honorably enhanced in the
43 III| this feast, that when S. Peter went for to preach the word
44 III| the city of Antioch that Peter the apostle of God came
45 III| might not be numbered. S. Peter beheld their repentance,
46 III| of the city, to whom S. Peter had raised his son which
47 III| people set up a chair for S. Peter to sit in more higher, for
48 III| the exalting thus of S. Peter into this chair, this feast
49 III| name of the chairing of S. Peter. And in this church was
50 III| And in this church was S. Peter seven years, and from thence
51 III| the clerks. For when S. Peter preached at the first time
52 III| because this was done to S. Peter to do him despite and shame,
53 III| holy church halloweth of S. Peter three feasts in the year
54 III| Ascension and Whitsuntide, S. Peter beheld that the number of
55 III| him: Thou hast angered S. Peter, thou hast destroyed all
56 III| turned to the church of S. Peter wailing for the horror of
57 III| beside the church of S. Peter, and that other by the church
58 III| Normans, unto the abbey of S. Peter des Fosses where his body
59 III| Baptist was beheaded, and S. Peter was that day delivered out
60 III| as he had received of S. Peter his master, he was declined
61 III| christened he was godson of S. Peter the apostle, and therefore
62 III| with him to Rome. When S. Peter preached there the gospel,
63 III| gospel in writing, like as S. Peter had preached. Then he at
64 III| showed it to his master S. Peter to examine; and when S.
65 III| to examine; and when S. Peter had examined it, and saw
66 III| read at Rome. And then S. Peter seeing S. Mark constant
67 III| Ermagoras, brought him to S. Peter, and prayed him that he
68 III| paynims martyred him. Then S. Peter sent S. Mark into Alexandria,
69 III| ordinance of God and of S. Peter came against his will, for
70 III| against his will, for S. Peter made and sacred him bishop
71 III| without burying.~After, S. Peter the apostle appeared to
72 III| long sith buried? And S. Peter said: I hold me not buried
73 III| should bury him? And S. Peter said: Is it not written
74 III| followeth the Life of S. Peter of Milan, and first the
75 III| interpretation of his name.~Peter is as much to say as knowing
76 III| knowing or unhosing, or Peter is said of petros, that
77 III| privileges that were in S. Peter; he was a much noble preacher,
78 III| Of S. Peter of Milan.~S. Peter the new
79 III| Of S. Peter of Milan.~S. Peter the new martyr, of the order
80 III| hot, this Arian said to S. Peter tofore them all: O thou
81 III| tofore them all: O thou Peter perverse, if thou art so
82 III| would shadow them. Then S. Peter answered and said: If thou
83 III| not bind him thereto. S. Peter had good faith and trust
84 III| wheelbarrow, and brought to S. Peter at Milan, and as S. Peter
85 III| Peter at Milan, and as S. Peter had blessed him with the
86 III| draw his breath, but S. Peter made on him the sign of
87 III| wherefore he came to S. Peter, and he put his finger in
88 III| engine, he sent thither S. Peter as a man wise, constant,
89 III| fellow. The passion of S. Peter ensued much like the passion
90 III| that he preached, so S. Peter suffered for the truth of
91 III| suffered of the Jews, so S. Peter suffered of the people of
92 III| time of Easter, so did S. Peter. Jesu Christ was sold for
93 III| for thirty pence, and S. Peter was sold for forty pounds.
94 III| to his disciples, and S. Peter showed it in plain predication.
95 III| commend my spirit; right so S. Peter did the same. There was
96 III| had great devotion to S. Peter, but she might not go thither
97 III| continually; he cried to S. Peter devoutly, and as he had
98 III| he had been fellow to S. Peter, and verily he was of the
99 III| him: Have good hope in S. Peter which late hath shed his
100 III| visit the sepulchre of S. Peter.~There was a countess of
101 III| had special devotion to S. Peter and fasted alway his vigil;
102 III| candle to the altar of S. Peter, and anon the priest for
103 III| offered in the honour of S. Peter, which knight fasted also
104 III| well the miracle, that S. Peter will not that they be quenched?
105 III| conjured in the name of S. Peter, the devils, that they should
106 III| conjured him in the name of S. Peter the martyr, and then anon
107 III| was after a good man.~S. Peter whiles he lived, it happed
108 III| so full of words that S. Peter might have of him none audience.
109 III| our Lord.~The day that S. Peter was martyred, a nun that
110 III| that it was the soul of S. Peter, and was found certainly
111 III| grievously sick, prayed to S. Peter for to recover her health,
112 III| earth of the sepulchre of S. Peter, and anon he had trust in
113 III| in God, and cried to S. Peter in such manner as she had
114 III| friars preachers, and pray S. Peter that he make thee whole,
115 III| pray to this holy martyr S. Peter that he pray for us.~
116 III| Domitian the emperor, whom S. Peter the apostle baptized. And
117 III| had been baptized of S. Peter the apostle, which so had
118 III| both unto the altar of S. Peter for to swear, praying the
119 III| said all on high: This old Peter here is either over merciful
120 III| writeth, was daughter of S. Peter the apostle, which was right
121 III| disciples dined with S. Peter, and one, Titus, said to
122 III| one, Titus, said to him: Peter, how is it that all sick
123 III| to lie sick? To whom S. Peter said: For it is expedient
124 III| all done and complished, Peter said to her: Pernelle, go
125 III| followeth the Life of S. Peter the Exorcist or Deacon.~
126 III| the Exorcist or Deacon.~S. Peter the deacon was bound with
127 III| sorrowful. Then said S. Peter to him that Jesu Christ
128 III| may not deliver thee. S. Peter said: He will well that
129 III| And when that was done, S. Peter, clad in white clothes,
130 III| knew for certain that S. Peter and S. Marcellin had baptized
131 III| without light or water and S. Peter was imprisoned in a strait
132 III| him, and brought him with Peter into the house of Archemius,
133 III| when S. Marcellin and S. Peter heard tell the adventure
134 III| they S. Marcellin and S. Peter to the black isle and there
135 III| And with them appeared S. Peter the apostle, after that
136 III| of the miracles that S. Peter prince of the apostles did,
137 III| and came to Rome. When S. Peter saw him, he received him
138 III| When he had dwelled with S. Peter a long while, by the ordinance
139 III| ordinance and commandment of S. Peter, he went in to France with
140 III| people, he went again to S. Peter to Rome, and when be came
141 III| doctrine, were baptized of S. Peter. Then Zaccheus and Joseph,
142 III| and held him always by S. Peter, which was right nigh of
143 III| endoctrined of our Lord and of S. Peter that he nothing desired
144 III| solitaries. After this S. Peter came to Rome, and prayed
145 III| there God appeared to S. Peter, and commanded him that
146 III| the devil of hell. Then S. Peter called to him S. Marcial
147 III| knowledge of God. When S. Peter saw him thus weep he began
148 III| Marcial took leave of S. Peter, and brought with him the
149 III| God had commanded to S. Peter.~Thus then as they went,
150 III| to Rome, and told to S. Peter that which was befallen
151 III| befallen in their way. When S. Peter had heard him he said: Return
152 III| with the bourdon like as S. Peter bade him, and anon he was
153 III| and of thy good friend S. Peter, by the ordinance and commandment
154 III| went to Rome for to see S. Peter, whom they found preaching
155 III| on the ground tofore S. Peter in demanding him pardon
156 III| pardon of their sins. When S. Peter saw the duke and so much
157 III| Paris, in the honour of S. Peter and S. Paul, at the request
158 III| Genevieve, in the church of S. Peter and Paul, the which, as
159 IV| upon the sepulchre of S. Peter, and was in continual fastings
160 IV| prayers, saying: O holy Peter, what that I have erred
161 IV| amend. And after forty days Peter appeared to him praying,
162 IV| prayers at the sepulchre of S. Peter, beseeching to get him forgiveness
163 IV| forgiveness of his sins. To whom Peter appeared and said: I have
164 IV| Here followeth of S. Peter the Apostle, and First of
165 IV| and First of his name. ~Peter had a great name, for he
166 IV| Thirdly, he was called Peter, which is as much to say
167 IV| for her song. This name Peter, Jesus promised to put to
168 IV| Cephas, that is to say, Peter. Secondly, he did that he
169 IV| quarto: And he named Simon Peter, etc. Thirdly, he confirmed
170 IV| say to thee that thou art Peter, and upon this stone, etc.
171 IV| Of Saint Peter. ~S. Peter the apostle among
172 IV| Of Saint Peter. ~S. Peter the apostle among all other,
173 IV| saith: If he had named him, Peter had arisen and all to-torn
174 IV| arisen and all to-torn him. Peter went upon the sea; he was
175 IV| Ecclesiastica that, when S. Peter's wife was led to her passion,
176 IV| Lord. ~On a time when S. Peter had sent two of his disciples
177 IV| other then returned to S. Peter and told him what had happened,
178 IV| it was S. Frank. Then S. Peter gave to him his staff and
179 IV| he would dispute with S. Peter and show, at a day assigned,
180 IV| assigned, that he was God. And Peter came to the place where
181 IV| then is it peace. Then said Peter: Why dreadest thou to hear
182 IV| that I will I may do. S. Peter disputed against all these,
183 IV| that he might not resist Peter, cast all his books into
184 IV| books into the sea, lest S. Peter should prove him a magician,
185 IV| reputed as a god. And when Peter knew that, he followed and
186 IV| of Claudius the emperor, Peter came to Rome, and sat there
187 IV| sought occasion against Peter. ~After this, our Lord appeared
188 IV| our Lord appeared to S. Peter, saying to him: Simon Magus
189 IV| shall come in to Rome. Then Peter, knowing that he should
190 IV| Paul came to Rome, and with Peter began to preach the faith
191 IV| To Simon the holy God. Peter and Paul entered to Nero
192 IV| malefices of Simon Magus, and Peter added thereto, seeing that
193 IV| avenge me on him. To whom Peter said: I dread nothing shine
194 IV| affirmeth his godhead? To whom Peter said: If dignity or godhead
195 IV| what thou thinkest. Then Peter went to him and said to
196 IV| done. Simon answered: Let Peter say what I think. Peter
197 IV| Peter say what I think. Peter answered: What Simon thinketh
198 IV| made an assault against Peter. He gave to them of the
199 IV| them to flee. Then said Peter to Nero: Lo! I have showed
200 IV| Then said Simon: Hear ye, Peter and Paul; if I may not grieve
201 IV| and then Nero let call Peter and Simon, and all gave
202 IV| they cried for to stone Peter. Peter unnethe getting silence
203 IV| cried for to stone Peter. Peter unnethe getting silence
204 IV| the body abode immovable. Peter standing afar making his
205 IV| have stoned Simon Magus, Peter said: He is in pain enough,
206 IV| evil. Then said Simon to Peter and Paul: Yet is it not
207 IV| said: Now I shall see if Peter, which is accustomed to
208 IV| And a little after that, Peter and Paul went thither, and
209 IV| Paul went thither, and anon Peter made the sign of the cross
210 IV| strangled him. And then ran Peter to him and cried upon the
211 IV| great miracles, came to Peter, and was from then forthon
212 IV| Then said S. Paul to S. Peter: It appertaineth to me to
213 IV| two traitors. Then said S. Peter to S. Paul: Paul, brother,
214 IV| Then S. Paul said to S. Peter when he saw him fly so high:
215 IV| he saw him fly so high: Peter, why tarriest thou? perform
216 IV| now calleth us. Then said Peter: I charge and conjure you
217 IV| Processe and Martinian, whom S. Peter converted to the faith.
218 IV| prison was opened, prayed Peter to go thence, and he would
219 IV| coming against him, and Peter said to him: Lord, whither
220 IV| be crucified again, and Peter demanded him: Lord, shalt
221 IV| again, And he said: Yea, and Peter said then: Lord, I shall
222 IV| Lord ascended into heaven, Peter beholding it, which wept
223 IV| which wept sore. And when Peter understood that our Lord
224 IV| our Lord Jesu Christ. Then Peter was commanded to be crucified
225 IV| given against them, that Peter should be crucified and
226 IV| Then said S. Paul to S. Peter: Peace be with thee that
227 IV| sheep and lambs of our Lord. Peter then said to Paul: Go thou
228 IV| and Marcel witness, when Peter came to the cross, he said:
229 IV| them because they made S. Peter so to die; but he required
230 IV| and of lilies standing by Peter that was on the cross with
231 IV| with the angels. And then Peter received a book of our Lord,
232 IV| Then as Hegesippus saith: Peter said thus: Lord, I have
233 IV| I call thee. And when S. Peter saw that the good christian
234 IV| and death of saints thus: Peter, after that he had governed
235 IV| Isidorus. ~That same day Peter and Paul appeared to S.
236 IV| the bodies of the apostles Peter and Paul, but the devils
237 IV| they were the bodies of Peter and Paul. And the paynims
238 IV| doubted which bones were Peter's and which Paul's, wherefore
239 IV| that, in the church of S. Peter, where his bones rest, was
240 IV| long required and prayed S. Peter for health, he appeared
241 IV| him: The holy apostle S. Peter sent me to thee that thou
242 IV| then she thanked God and S. Peter. ~And in the same book S.
243 IV| seen the blessed apostles Peter and Paul and as he cried
244 IV| Some have doubt whether Peter and Paul suffered death
245 IV| crowned with the sword, and Peter had the cross reversed,
246 IV| should be the solemnity of S. Peter, and the next day commemoration
247 IV| Paul, for the church of S. Peter was hallowed that same day,
248 IV| said that Paul is less than Peter, otherwhile more, and sometimes
249 IV| the same year and day that Peter was crucified, his head
250 IV| and said: I have now seen Peter and Paul enter into the
251 IV| be greatly abashed? Lo! Peter the foundement of the church
252 IV| in the way of the martyrs Peter and Paul, and she that shall
253 IV| sang mass at Rome in S. Peter's church, suddenly there
254 IV| Magdalene was committed by S. Peter, and then, when the disciples
255 IV| predication of our master, S. Peter, which now sitteth in the
256 IV| her husband would go to S. Peter for to wit if it were true
257 IV| And when he came to S. Peter, S. Peter came against him,
258 IV| he came to S. Peter, S. Peter came against him, and when
259 IV| him all by order. To whom Peter said: Peace be to thee,
260 IV| and weeping into joy. Then Peter led him into Jerusalem,
261 IV| was well-informed of S. Peter in the faith, and that two
262 IV| and all in like wise as S. Peter led thee in Jerusalem, and
263 IV| Appollinaris was disciple of S. Peter the apostle, and of him
264 IV| worthy bishop, was sent from Peter, prince of the apostles,
265 IV| had been baptized of S. Peter the apostle. When he was
266 IV| under Nero, which crucified Peter the last year of his reign.
267 IV| christened, which said that Peter the apostle had appeared
268 IV| followeth the feast of S. Peter ad Vincula, at Lammas. ~
269 IV| Lammas. ~The feast of S. Peter the apostle that is called
270 IV| of the deliverance of S. Peter, and in mind of deliverance
271 IV| is in remembrance of S. Peter. For as it is said in the
272 IV| death of this old fellow Peter, and the Lord of all the
273 IV| pleased the Jews, he took Peter on Easter-day, and enclosed
274 IV| pains for the fleeing of Peter, but he was let to do that,
275 IV| of the deliverance of S. Peter prince of the apostles from
276 IV| halloweth the feast of S. Peter ad vincula. And the epistle
277 IV| which was the sixth after Peter, and Hermes, provost of
278 IV| but seek the chains of S. Peter and kiss them with devotion,
279 IV| did do seek the chains of Peter and they were found. And
280 IV| church in the honour of S. Peter, whereas he set the chains
281 IV| the chains and named it S. Peter ad vincula. And to that
282 IV| the bonds and chains of S. Peter. The third cause of this
283 IV| two chains, with which S. Peter under Herod was bounden
284 IV| made in the honour of S. Peter, and that all the people
285 IV| name that day the day of S. Peter ad vincula. And hereof she
286 IV| better, and was made of S. Peter, prince of the apostles.
287 IV| chains in the church of S. Peter ad vincula. And were given
288 IV| last the very chain of S. Peter was brought and put about
289 IV| For our Lord delivered S. Peter out of his chains by miracle,
290 IV| Cologne in the monastery of S. Peter, which monk was sinful;
291 IV| God much ardently. And S. Peter, to whom he was a monk,
292 IV| no righteousness? And yet Peter prayed for him with the
293 IV| do penance. And then S. Peter, with the key that he held
294 IV| this glorious apostle S. Peter to be our advocate to our
295 IV| and received baptism of Peter and John, and therefore
296 IV| Stephen unto the church of S. Peter ad vincula. They that bare
297 IV| Rome in the church of S. Peter for the increasing of his
298 IV| princes of the apostles, Peter and Paul, and him seemed
299 IV| Paul, and him seemed that Peter gave to him the staff first,
300 IV| Apostles, that which is said to Peter when he came first to his
301 IV| There was a carter named Peter which yoked his oxen in
302 IV| with thunder. And that same Peter which had so cursed was
303 IV| that he would re-establish Peter in his first health, and
304 IV| took light, and saw that Peter had two legs and two thighs,
305 IV| brother of God, was there. And Peter the apostle, most noble
306 IV| the bier, and John said to Peter: Bear this palm tofore the
307 IV| prince of his sheep. To whom Peter said: It appertaineth better
308 IV| bear with thee. And then Peter and Paul lifted up the bier,
309 IV| lifted up the bier, and Peter began to sing and say: Israel
310 IV| prince of priests said: S. Peter, despise me not in this
311 IV| and I excused thee. And S. Peter said to him: We be now empeshed
312 IV| not in him. And then S. Peter said to him: kiss the bier
313 IV| perfectly. And then said Peter to him: Take that palm of
314 IV| hath made the body of S. Peter and S. James so gloriously
315 IV| issue and departing. And Peter stood at the head, and John
316 IV| mother of God. And then Peter began the song and said:
317 IV| the brother of God, and Peter, the right noble and sovereign
318 IV| And our Lord said to S. Peter: Bury the corpse of my mother
319 IV| to the monument, and .S. Peter began the psalm: In exitu
320 IV| promised amends. And S. Peter said to him: Thou mayst
321 IV| and was all whole. Then S. Peter took a leaf of the palm
322 V| in spiritual tilling. S. Peter the apostle taught the nations,
323 V| Bartholomew did great miracles. Peter was crucified the head downward,
324 V| honourably in the church of S. Peter which is called Cieldore,
325 V| which were the images of SS. Peter and Paul, and he threw them
326 V| commandment of God which said to Peter: Put thy sword into the
327 V| and brought it thither. Peter of Amiens rehearseth that
328 V| in the churchyard of S. Peter ad Vincula, which is yet
329 V| tofore the church of S. Peter, and as one of them, begged
330 V| And when he heard that Peter and Paul were imprisoned
331 VI| the glorious apostle S. Peter with bright shining clothes
332 VI| clothing of a king, whom S. Peter did consecrate and anoint
333 VI| this vision, desired of S. Peter to know the vision thereof,
334 VI| vision thereof, to whom S. Peter said the estate of this
335 VI| shalt be my God, and S. Peter the apostle my patron, the
336 VI| and promise to visit S. Peter at Rome, which he made in
337 VI| he had made to visit S. Peter. And the archbishop of York,
338 VI| visit the holy apostles Peter and Paul. Then the pope
339 VI| re-edify some church of S. Peter, and endow it with sufficient
340 VI| sent to Rome, to whom S. Peter appeared in a night, and
341 VI| abbey in the honour of S. Peter, or to repair an old one,
342 VI| humbly thanked God and S. Peter his patron, and incontinent
343 VI| the glorious apostle S. Peter, and gave largely alms to
344 VI| relics of the holy apostle S. Peter, to the intent to be healed,
345 VI| intent to be healed, and S. Peter denied me not, but bade
346 VI| back into the church of S. Peter, and then I shall be made
347 VI| and his holy apostle S. Peter.~In that time King Ethelbert,
348 VI| hailow in the honour of S. Peter, and the night before that
349 VI| purposed to hallow it, S. Peter appeared to a fisher in
350 VI| after the fisher saw S. Peter enter into the church with
351 VI| speak to him. To whom S. Peter said: Brotber, dread thee
352 VI| entered into the boat, and S. Peter commanded him to cast out
353 VI| they were come to land S. Peter divided the fishes, and
354 VI| labour. And this said, S. Peter vanished away. Then the
355 VI| to him the fish that S. Peter had sent to him, and told
356 VI| him, by order, like as S. Peter had given him charge, and
357 VI| his glorious apostle S. Peter. And then S. Edward understood
358 VI| old time hallowed by S. Peter, and how S. Peter had commanded
359 VI| by S. Peter, and how S. Peter had commanded him to repair
360 VI| the glorious apostle S. Peter, and sent Alfred, the archbishop
361 VI| repaired a monastery of S. Peter, and how he had by revelation
362 VI| accursed by the authority of Peter and Paul to be damned with
363 VI| was in the church of S. Peter at Westminster, and was
364 VI| sepulture in the church of S. Peter, which he had new builded,
365 VI| the nineteenth pope after Peter, he purposed tofore all
366 VI| time when the sexton of S. Peter had by devotion visited
367 VI| again to the altar of S. Peter, and there rested a little,
368 VI| the habit of a bishop was Peter with the apostles; the knights
369 VI| foresaid revelation. And Peter Damian saith that in Sicily,
370 VI| again he found him not.~And Peter, abbot of Cluny, saith that
371 VI| knight saw there a man named Peter, which lay bound and great
372 VI| those three days.~And as Peter, the abbot of Cluny, witnesseth
373 VI| oft visited him, and also Peter and Paul were come oft and
374 VI| the people assembled at S. Peter's church and prayed God
375 VI| was written the name of S. Peter, to whom she had so great
376 VI| which he succeeded to S. Peter in the papacy. The remnant
377 VI| went anon into Judea to S. Peter, which taught him the faith,
378 VI| left him and fled to S. Peter and were his disciples.
379 VI| were his disciples. Then S. Peter demanded of Clement of what
380 VI| in the sea. And when S. Peter heard this he might not
381 VI| from weeping. On a time Peter came into the isle where
382 VI| marvellous length, and as S. Peter beheld these pillars he
383 VI| longer have lived. Then Peter said: What sayst thou, woman?
384 VI| sweet children. And when Peter had demanded of her the
385 VI| of the things done, then Peter said: There is a young man
386 VI| she said weeping to S. Peter: I am certainly mother of
387 VI| kneeling down tofore S. Peter, she prayed him that he
388 VI| show to her her son, and Peter said to her: Abide a while
389 VI| they were out of the isle, Peter took her by the hand and
390 VI| in. And when Clement saw Peter holding the woman by the
391 VI| and was much angry against Peter. And Peter said to him:
392 VI| angry against Peter. And Peter said to him: Whatsomever
393 VI| forth by the commandment of Peter, and he healed her anon.
394 VI| hath given to me by my lord Peter. Then Peter told to them
395 VI| me by my lord Peter. Then Peter told to them all by order,
396 VI| or is it a dream? Then Peter said to them: If ye be not
397 VI| said: What may this be? And Peter said: These be thy sons,
398 VI| and were made disciples of Peter.~And the next day following,
399 VI| the next day following, Peter, with his three disciples,
400 VI| him by the commandment of Peter, and they had showed to
401 VI| discovered the matter. But Peter defended them and said:
402 VI| till it please me; and then Peter said to him: If I show to
403 VI| above destiny. And then said Peter: This is Clement thy son,
404 VI| Faustinian came again to S. Peter and to his sons, the sons
405 VI| of their father, but S. Peter saw the natural likeness
406 VI| Antioch defamed strongly S. Peter, and said he was a cursed
407 VI| moved the people against Peter that they purposed so slay
408 VI| hold him. And then said S. Peter to this old Faustinian:
409 VI| is not to suppose that S. Peter bade him to lie, for God
410 VI| Magus' visage, showing S. Peter in the person of Simon,
411 VI| all that I have said of Peter the apostle, for he is no
412 VI| when he had said this that Peter had commanded him, and had
413 VI| the people into love of Peter, S. Peter came to him and
414 VI| people into love of Peter, S. Peter came to him and made his
415 VI| Antioch received debonairly S. Peter, and with great honour enhanced
416 VI| keep you from the traitor Peter, and ye have not only heard
417 VI| thou hadst said against S. Peter, and now thou wouldst overthrow
418 VI| history. After this when S. Peter came to Rome and saw that
419 VI| bishop after him. And when S. Peter, prince of the apostles,
420 VI| visited her husband. Then S. Peter appeared to Theodora praying,
421 VI| to a good reward by which Peter his master came into heaven.
422 VI| victory, and he releved S. Peter in the same element, that
423 VII| forth continually till S. Peter's day, and then sang they
424 VII| patriarchs, prophets, and Peter the Apostle had wives. And
425 VII| Pernelle, daughter of S. Peter the apostle, was transported
426 VII| marble by the hand of S. Peter: This is the tomb of the
427 VII| Rome to the vicars of S. Peter the apostle, and had ordained
428 VII| mater et Simon Bariona. Peter, Bishop of Compostella made
429 VII| that time flourished Master Peter Lombard, Bishop of Paris,
430 VII| prayers, the blessed apostles Peter and Paul appeared to him
431 VII| doctor recounteth, named Peter Damian, and held a duchy
432 VII| him was as it was by S. Peter, that did appear to them
433 VII| of God our Lord and of S. Peter. S. Omer did do make a chamber
434 VII| within the church of S. Peter of Douay, and rendered and
435 VII| towards the Church of S. Peter about the hour of sixte,
436 VII| blessed Virgin Mary, both S. Peter, and S. Paul, princes of
437 VII| health. Fourthly, Master Peter Antissidorensis expoundeth
438 VII| and of all apostles, S. Peter, S. Paul, and S. Andrew,
439 VII| This first article laid S. Peter in the creed. The second
440 VII| iii 143.~Marcellinus and Peter. June 3, iii. 210.~Marcial.
441 VII| Petronilla. May 31, iii. 186.~Peter the Deacon. June 2, iii.
442 VII| Deacon. June 2, iii. 210.~Peter of Milan. April 29, iii.
443 VII| Milan. April 29, iii. 146.~Peter the Apostle. June 29, iv.
444 VII| Apostle. June 29, iv. 12.~Peter the Apostle ad Vincula.
445 VII| Vincula. August 1, iv. 154.~Peter the Apostle in Cathedra.
446 VII| Pope, and the feast of S. Peter's chains, iv. I59.~Alexandrine
447 VII| 260.~—confounded by S. Peter Martyr, iii. 148.~—the doings
448 VII| day, v. 71.~Bones of SS. Peter and Paul, how discriminated,
449 VII| banner, vi. 156.~—of S. Peter Martyr, miracle of the,
450 VII| 165.~Cripple cured by S. Peter, iv. 26.~Crusade preached,
451 VII| vi. 31.~---vision of S. Peter, vi 3.~Ebroinus, the persecutor,
452 VII| king of France, vii. 119.~Peter converts S. Marcial, iii.
453 VII| than S. Pancrace, iii. 184.~Peter the toller, history of ii.
454 VII| 261.~—his strife with S Peter, iv. 15.~Sinai, hermits
455 VII| Tonsure instituted by S. Peter, iii. 52.~Toulouse, heresy
456 VII| Abbey consecrated by S. Peter, vi. 16.~---- ——repaired,
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