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1 I| God, by which he fell into evil errors, and therefore he
2 I| frail to resist against evil. If we entend to do well
3 I| we do pain to resist the evil, we be surmounted and overcome;
4 I| shall Antichrist give the evil spirit in likeness of fire.
5 I| be to condemnation of the evil people whom they shall condemn
6 I| hath damned them that be evil, because they have despised
7 I| perceived that he had done evil and foolishly, he advertised
8 I| day we should confess the evil that we have done and the
9 I| away from us the sins and evil vices, that is to wit pride,
10 I| stench of the stable and evil air, myrrh for to comfort
11 I| out of the heart come the evil thoughts; or in the blood,
12 I| of the wolves nor of the evil beasts thou wert not eaten
13 I| heart; he could not say an evil word to him. And in his
14 I| of malediction. And the evil spirits be as well there
15 I| rung is for to make the evil spirits afraid and to flee;
16 I| like wise the enemies, the evil spirits that be in the region
17 I| that the fiends and the evil spirits should be abashed
18 I| not the Holy Ghost. For evil people avaunt them to have
19 I| man by justice public, the evil christian man by signs of
20 I| it; if he find desire of evil, he destroyeth it; if he
21 I| Ghost, and because it is evil and lightly governed, she
22 I| the church, and if they be evil they make foul all the church. ~
23 I| my hand, etc. As to the evil and as to the benefits given
24 I| tree of knowing good and evil. And there is a well, which
25 I| the knowledge of good and evil. This commandment was given
26 I| as gods knowing good and evil, he as envious forbade you.
27 I| of us, knowing good and evil, now lest he put his hand
28 I| his wife, and that he had evil done to say, that she was
29 I| said to Abram: Thou dost evil. I gave thee licence to
30 I| Now may I do thee harm and evil, but the God of thy father
31 I| their father of the most evil sin. Israel loved Joseph
32 I| wife. How may I do this evil and sin to my lord? Such
33 I| to them: Why have ye done evil for good? The cup that my
34 I| thirty years, small and evil, and yet I am not come unto
35 I| that hath kept me from all evil bless these children, and
36 I| would avenge the wrong and evil that they had done to him,
37 I| thought to have done to me evil, but God hath turned it
38 I| them or set hand on them in evil will, sinneth deadly. In
39 I| goods, or for any other evil cause, it is deadly sin.
40 I| drinking and eating, or by evil thought, or foul touching,
41 I| ought not to missay ne speak evil of others in intention to
42 I| commandment do they that say evil of good men behind them,
43 I| out of marriage, and the evil signs that be without forth
44 I| draw them to sin, as the evil words of such matter, or
45 I| matter, or the foul and evil attouching, kissing, handling
46 I| that belong to other men by evil reason or wrongfully. In
47 I| For such envy cometh of evil covetise to have such good
48 I| sin. And if there be any evil movings without will and
49 I| well that this people is of evil disposition, suffer me that
50 II| delivered you from all your evil and tribulations, and have
51 II| run to robbery and done evil in the sight of God? And
52 II| went away from Saul and an evil spirit oft vexed him. Then
53 II| Thou oft art vexed with an evil spirit, it were good to
54 II| Saul. And always when the evil spirit vexed Saul, David
55 II| anon he was eased, and the evil spirit went his way. ~After
56 II| end I have done to thee evil. And thou hast well showed
57 II| thing have I done and what evil have I committed with my
58 II| hereafter do thee harm ne evil, for thy soul is precious
59 II| word of God and hast done evil in the sight of our Lord?
60 II| our Lord: I shall raise evil against thee, and shall
61 II| brought on them all this evil: here may every man take
62 II| God, and going from all evil. He had seven sons and three
63 II| dreading God, and going from evil? To whom Satan answered:
64 II| dreading God, and going from evil, and yet retaining his innocency?
65 II| we not sustain and suffer evil things? In all these things
66 II| comforted him upon all the evil that God had sent to him.
67 II| for thou hast done to us evil what thou spakest not peaceably
68 II| in this sin, and full of evil delectation, in such wise
69 II| contemplation, and eschew the evil perils of this present life,
70 II| thing, for by adventure some evil suspicion might come thereof.
71 II| there may be no suspicion of evil. Then they came to the table,
72 II| said to them: This is the evil and foul Diana; and to the
73 II| thou consented to so great evil and felony, how darest thou
74 II| be good, and the two be evil. For some there be that
75 II| whom they had made die an evil death, and they said they
76 II| whom the apostle said: The evil words corrupt the good manners.
77 II| mighty. And tofore, the evil spirits had fear and dread
78 II| him many businesses and evil rest in making worldly delights.
79 II| into the leash of the right evil fiends, wherefore I weep
80 II| weep with our eyes for this evil worldly covetise, the which
81 II| Silvester answered: False, evil man, thou shalt die this
82 II| he answered that he had evil sped, for they were all
83 II| they? The devil answered: Evil. And he asked wherefore,
84 II| to say as denying to do evil, or it is said as smiting
85 II| where the devils had so evil beaten him, and began to
86 II| but say if thou know any evil sith he was made a monk,
87 II| with his fellows, and was evil apaid. Then S. Anthony said
88 II| malice and also felony. This evil do they that in this life
89 II| their life in doing this evil aforesaid, then giveth she
90 II| serpents destroy them that be evil; there where is heard nothing
91 II| that ye adore for gods, how evil they lived, and how mechantly
92 II| sister to his wife, what evil was this? how art thou in
93 II| said: Know thou that much evil shall come to them that
94 II| visibly of many, and an evil angel following bearing
95 II| entered for to accomplish his evil will. And when he came to
96 II| and blame them that were evil. Among all other he told
97 II| converted, how be it he had evil will, as he that desired
98 II| and threatenings, and had evil purpose; as he that went
99 II| he that had a joy in his evil works that he led the christian
100 II| journey and voyage was right evil, and yet nevertheless by
101 III| durst not avise on her any evil fame. She was debonair and
102 III| the envy of them that were evil. She had in her mind the
103 III| and men of abominable and evil life, and that they were
104 III| for all works be good or evil. If they be done in evil
105 III| evil. If they be done in evil intention or by hypocrisy
106 III| or by hypocrisy they be evil and without profit, like
107 III| Christ: If thine eye be evil, all thy body shall be dark.
108 III| and for to accomplish his evil desires fleshly, and to
109 III| which was an homicide and evil. Quintianus said: It appeareth
110 III| me. Say then that they be evil and so foul, and forsake
111 III| vain, and thy commandments evil, they make the air to stink,
112 III| the provost, died of an evil death in the way as he went
113 III| knew their malice and their evil purpose went with them unto
114 III| and full of all ordure and evil. Then said Claudius the
115 III| to escape the torments of evil death. Then she began to
116 III| sendeth us for to do all evil, and maketh us grievously
117 III| said: He contriveth all evil, and when we come into hell
118 III| my right great harm and evil am I come hither, for I
119 III| him many thoughts vain and evil, and also many evil desires,
120 III| and evil, and also many evil desires, and turn his thought
121 III| that he put away from him evil cogitations and thoughts,
122 III| is said as doing good for evil, for he being good was set
123 III| Thou sayest a thing over evil, or the devils will deceive
124 III| and Judas was gone the evil way, it behoveth to accomplish
125 III| for to repent him of his evil deeds and sins, ere that
126 III| A little time after the evil provost made S. Longinus
127 III| God is great and hath none evil in him. Then did the provost
128 III| he could not convert the evil, rude and wild people, he
129 III| him to hell because of the evil life that he hath led and
130 III| desirest thou to die an evil death? To whom Seconde said:
131 III| shall keep thee from all evil. And then he, blessing him,
132 III| think that it had been some evil spirit. Then Zosimus conjured
133 III| S. Ambrose did good for evil, for he ministered to him
134 III| dinner, and one of them spake evil by detraction of S. Ambrose,
135 III| great and little, good and evil, and as well them that had
136 III| that is for to punish the evil people. How art thou so
137 III| said to him: What be the evil deeds that thou hast done
138 III| man. Then said she to him: Evil and cruel tyrant! ne seest
139 III| to him that he remembered evil the bounty that he did to
140 III| recomforted, and repented of his evil purpose, and suffered gladly
141 III| saith: We have in us three evil passions which come of evil
142 III| evil passions which come of evil nourishing, or of right
143 III| false conversation, or of evil custom of the body, or of
144 III| tormented him by hunger and evil rest. When he had been seven
145 III| end that thou die not an evil death, for as a child thou
146 III| shall be travailed with an evil spirit and out of his mind,
147 III| and in all his life an evil doer, thou knowest that
148 III| forgiving all rancour and evil will. The first alms did
149 III| the end that he die not an evil death. Then his father brought
150 III| end that thou die not an evil death. And Vitus answered
151 III| thy life and die not an evil death with thy brother.
152 III| people is ever ready to do evil. I acknowledge that I have
153 III| rewardest it to other by evil interpretation, thou hast
154 III| dwelt, right far, hard, and evil way. When she came thither
155 III| to some religious men of evil life: Ye children of serpents,
156 III| of penitence. Leave the evil, humble you, do the work
157 III| said full sweetly: O, what evil have we done for to let
158 III| where the torment was of evil people. Afterward she showed
159 III| more is inclined to say evil of good people than well,
160 III| feared God, and left their evil counsel and did no more
161 IV| taught us for to do good for evil. Then said Simon to Peter
162 IV| shall destroy you by right evil example. Hæc Leo. Then he
163 IV| thing is good, which is evil and bad. Lord, thou art
164 IV| caitiff, thou shalt die of an evil death, because thou hast
165 IV| affection. Jerusalem and Rome be evil friends, for they be equal
166 IV| Then said she to them: 0 evil counsellors, depart ye,
167 IV| Marseilles to my great loss and evil adventure? Why have I at
168 IV| and succeeded a wicked and evil judge, named Dion, which
169 IV| predication, for he feared the evil and excited the slothful,
170 IV| end that thou do good for evil, like as Christ bade us,
171 IV| of the burning might do evil or harm to some fools, he
172 IV| they, that knew nothing the evil courage of the queen, went
173 IV| shall perish shortly by evil death, and therefore leave
174 IV| ye shall anon perish by evil death. And they said to
175 IV| submitted him unto the evil heresy, and thus the persecution
176 IV| bringing written, all the evil deeds that ever I did. O
177 IV| and she shall dread none evil in the last day; and when
178 IV| which was corrupted of this evil heresy, and ordained in
179 IV| bounden in chains for his evil deeds. Truly I shall double
180 IV| abode twenty years in his evil heresy, and in the end he
181 IV| sentence from the thunder of evil people. ~
182 IV| Verona, but for as much as evil people feel them more honoured,
183 IV| all the good things and evil things were laid in a balance,
184 IV| saith he: How be it the evil people put under the fagots
185 IV| him finishing his life in evil works. And she said: It
186 IV| passed, for to wail there his evil fortune and for to eschew
187 IV| and let all the good and evil be weighed; and then Truth
188 IV| Jews who heard it, in their evil malice descended down from
189 V| blasphemy, ne have said evil to any man, but only to
190 V| engendereth venom and thoughts evil believing. Your covetise
191 V| bounds of the cursed and evil winning. And your joys,
192 V| anon the emperor died an evil death.~It is in a book read
193 V| of his nieces might none evil suspicion grow; nevertheless
194 V| or might be defamed by evil suspicion of men. He would
195 V| destroyed in this life, and the evil men flourished. And the
196 V| Nevertheless, Herod by evil courage feigned that he
197 V| died right ungraciously and evil, and some say that Herodias
198 V| would make him to die an evil death. Savien refused it.
199 V| abashed, and said to him: Evil beast, sufficeth it not
200 V| they of the court said evil of him, because that he
201 V| tofore all the detractors and evil sayers, and said that, ne
202 V| said that, ne strange ne evil words annoy ne hurt no man
203 V| people, because that none evil thing shall be had in suspicion
204 V| called Melancia, for it is an evil name and fulfilled of treason,
205 V| awoke, he saw a company of evil spirits, which went tofore
206 V| deeds of every each of these evil spirits which obeyed him,
207 V| and he would know what evil every each had done.~But
208 V| been a madman, and spake evil of him. And because he would
209 V| of the church that, the evil works of the others might
210 V| He had bitterness for his evil idolatry and dilation of
211 V| virgin was smitten with evil thoughts, and was greatly
212 V| said: Like as he hath taken evil custom, so let him receive
213 V| be given two angels, one evil, or to stir him to ill,
214 V| manners. First, in letting the evil to be done that it be not
215 V| and may well overcome the evil spirits and angels, and
216 V| and janglers hold me for evil. For I know well that men
217 V| the king being impaired by evil counsel was moved in wrath
218 V| And howbeit that he was evil tofore, yet he was worse
219 V| with his foot, and said: An evil death may he have that saith
220 V| servant of God. O violence, O evil old age, accursed be the
221 V| and thine hands full of evil attouchings, and foul ordures,
222 V| which drew Thaisis from evil, and the second Shame of
223 V| christian men, by whom this evil was happed and come, should
224 V| malerous, adj., Fr. malheureux, evil disposed. ~meiny. n.. retinue.~
225 VI| in judging the good to be evil and the evil good, but our
226 VI| good to be evil and the evil good, but our Lord God hath
227 VI| occasions to sin, and from evil company. And this medicine
228 VI| the company of shrews and evil men. Or it may be said that
229 VI| things, first, will to do evil, when she had will to draw
230 VI| fleshly desire of these evil beasts, and anon these maidens
231 VI| they had been in their time evil and sinners, and haunted
232 VI| advocates saw the apostles so evil clothed, they had of them
233 VI| precious stones be right evil things enclosed, and within
234 VI| made. It is done by the evil angels and not by the good.
235 VI| good angels torment the evil angels, and the evil angels
236 VI| the evil angels, and the evil angels torment the evil
237 VI| evil angels torment the evil christian souls. And it
238 VI| punition is not made by evil angels, but by commandment
239 VI| answered to him: I have been evil at ease unto this day, but
240 VI| they be right good or right evil, or between both. Then the
241 VI| they that be done for the evil, be some comfort to them
242 VI| reign perpetually. The right evil and wicked men be they that
243 VI| friends, ne they be not so evil but that suffrages might
244 VI| for if they be done by evil and sinful persons, they
245 VI| him. And then began to say evil of a knight which was dead,
246 VI| to him: Friend, have none evil suspicion of any man, but
247 VI| that suffrages done by evil men may not profit but if
248 VI| may not be defouled of an evil minister. Or else if he
249 VI| goods to dispose by some evil man, and should anon have
250 VI| breast by the refraining of evil thoughts, in the head by
251 VI| contrary because he was of evil habit and despicable of
252 VI| which he had tofore found evil burning. And then the monks
253 VI| lavas in their speech ne evil, but they were sober and
254 VI| in their hearts was none evil but all goodness. The good
255 VI| that he fell of the foul evil well six times in a day.
256 VI| and confess thee of thine evil thoughts, and I wot well
257 VI| that other, which was an evil man, showed and pointed
258 VI| that it be not seen of the evil people.~And when she had
259 VI| filth, and did to him many evil turns and mocked him, but
260 VI| thither. Wherefore he held him evil apaid, and would not release
261 VI| to have said falsely and evil of him. I warn you therefore
262 VII| say such things, for it is evil to think it. I am given
263 VII| shall be rewarded and every evil deed shall be punished.
264 VII| preserved from all manner evil and everlasting death.~When
265 VII| wroth is no monk, who doeth evil for evil is no monk, who
266 VII| monk, who doeth evil for evil is no monk, who that is
267 VII| world, but because that his evil works be meddled with them,
268 VII| king had taken his words in evil, and went and told all this
269 VII| and his barons took this evil, and were afraid to reprove
270 VII| of the reward of good and evil; and began strongly to blame
271 VII| wretched man, thou hast had evil counsel, for thou hast lost
272 VII| son? For which cause thine evil will hath made thee wood
273 VII| they that anger them sin evil? To whom Josaphat said:
274 VII| this holy man: Give us this evil man, for the beasts be ready
275 VII| pride and elation of this evil tyrant may not overcome
276 VII| what enchantments and what evil craft hast thou used by
277 VII| God to enchantments and evil works, wherefore thou shalt
278 VII| trim: O heart perverted, evil and without pity, that seest
279 VII| coat, were all without any evil corruption, and the odour
280 VII| Fiacre was full of wicked and evil art, and not servant of
281 VII| the holy man, and with an evil presumption went and said
282 VII| no marvel it was if the evil folk doubted him, which
283 VII| men did mock him or said evil to him, he answered nothing,
284 VII| thought on God sustained their evil words patiently and with
285 VII| deemed and weened that great evil or damage should fall therefor,
286 VII| fellow in weal, without evil and wicked envy, and with
287 VII| faith, into the hands of the evil paymms, to the end that
288 VII| shall live, so that all the evil vice of swearing were left
289 VII| sustain ne bear any longer evil or pain, inspired with the
290 VII| she was much wroth and evil apaid, and fette a rod for
291 VII| he may be parted from all evil company, the second is that
292 VII| may be delivered from all evil temptation, the third is
293 VII| end that ye enter not in evil temptation; and after, the
294 VII| think and consider on their evil deeds and offences, to the
295 VII| There nis none so wicked and evil, after that he is priest,
296 VII| sacrament be taken of an evil and sinful creature, the
297 VII| say: Deliver us from all evil that letteth us for to love
298 VII| deliver thou us from all evil, and in this orison the
299 VII| priest showeth from what evil he will be delivered, that
300 VII| delivered, that is, of the evil past, now being, and to
301 VII| wilt deliver us from all evil, past, present, and to come,
302 VII| blood, keeping himself from evil thoughts, and his five wits
303 VII| for to keep him from all evil beholding, from light hearing,
304 VII| smelling, his hands from evil work, and his feet from
305 VII| work, and his feet from evil place. And thus doing creature
306 VII| my body deliver from all evil, have away all my sins from
307 VII| wit from all my sins and evil temptations of the devil.
308 VII| living and dead, the good and evil, and shall render or yield
309 VII| every one, be they good or evil, shall be judged on doomsday
310 VII| against the will of the evil people he came again out
311 VII| burned and consumed all the evil and wicked people that were
312 VII| Remigius, v. 209.~Monk of evil life devoted to our Lady,
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