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1 I| of the grace of God was ordained, then he sent his Son that
2 I| him, that all things were ordained and made, and after when
3 I| said for him as he that was ordained of God for to set law upon
4 I| works of mercy which he ordained to us. And they shall not
5 I| the holy fathers some time ordained that for the honour of the
6 I| is a week of abstinence ordained like to Lent and is called
7 I| have the new law which is ordained of four evangelists, and
8 I| days, the Pope Calixtus ordained them. And this fast is kept
9 I| like as holy Church hath ordained. The second day is taken
10 I| changed, and the course ordained, for before, the days went
11 I| they were made, S. Gregory ordained them by seven ordinances.
12 I| adventures, he commanded and ordained that the people should fast
13 I| forth on, the Church hath ordained and confirmed that this
14 I| the great hall arrayed and ordained for to sup, whereas Jesu
15 I| salvation, of all them that be ordained and instituted to consecrate
16 I| moved of great devotion, he ordained the feast and remembrance
17 I| sufficeth not thereto, it is ordained that at these hours we praise
18 I| change their pasture, and ordained flocks of sheep, and departed
19 I| fruit, wherefore flesh was ordained to be eaten. And then Noah
20 I| but Abraham, for I have ordained thee father of much people.
21 I| to the place that God had ordained, and there made an altar,
22 I| the maid that thou hast ordained to thy servant Isaac, and
23 I| mother, and she went and ordained them into such meat as she
24 I| venison that thy son hath ordained for thee, that thy soul
25 I| Isaac answered: I have ordained him to be thy lord, I have
26 I| blessed me for thee; I have ordained the reward that I shall
27 I| had slept that night, he ordained gifts for to send to his
28 I| Pharaoh to Joseph: Lo! I have ordained thee above and master upon
29 I| will of God, which hath ordained me father of Pharaoh, and
30 I| out of our land. Then he ordained provosts and masters over
31 I| which answered: Who hath ordained thee prince and judge upon
32 I| said to Moses: Lo! I have ordained thee to be God of Pharaoh,
33 I| sweetness. There our Lord ordained commandments and judgments,
34 I| people of all Israel and ordained them princes of the people,
35 I| tofore, in which he made and ordained the world. This commandment
36 I| and the seven other be ordained for our neighbours. Every
37 I| ceremonies and statutes that God ordained, by which the children of
38 I| against Moses, and would have ordained to them a duke for to have
39 II| sicknesses. And so they ordained after the number of the
40 II| thee upon his heritage and ordained thee a prince, and thou
41 II| forthinketh that I have ordained Saul king upon Israel, for
42 II| to depose him. And David ordained his people and battle against
43 II| his death approached, and ordained that his son Solomon should
44 II| Solomon should be king, and ordained that he should be set on
45 II| Israel loveth thee and hath ordained thee a king for to do righteousness
46 II| and served Jeroboam, and ordained him king upon Israel. Anon
47 II| for to him thy daughter is ordained to be his wife, therefore
48 II| empire. And thereupon he ordained Holofernes prince of his
49 II| Israel did as the priest had ordained. Then Eliachim, the priest,
50 II| and in your doom ye have ordained a day to him. O good Lord,
51 II| such as her handmaid had ordained for her. And Holofernes
52 II| and it is marvellously ordained. And when I marvelled of
53 II| their hands upon them, and ordained them. And Stephen, full
54 II| despise the world. And he had ordained two young men brethren which
55 II| virtuously after, that S. John ordained him to be a bishop. ~Also
56 II| founded many churches and had ordained bishops and priests in them,
57 II| came to Rome the emperor ordained that his sons should do
58 II| did do slay them both, and ordained in his testament that Antipater,
59 II| anon did do slay him, and ordained in his testament, Archelaus
60 II| granted to him his desire and ordained one master Roger, bishop
61 II| meanwhile the king of England ordained his son king, and made him
62 II| party. Then the emperor ordained two paynims, gentiles, to
63 II| Rheims was over great, and ordained a see of a bishopric at
64 II| after when he was pope, he ordained throughout all the countries,
65 II| seculars. This holy pope also ordained the chrism in the church.
66 II| will I well, that there be ordained two furnaces of fire burning,
67 II| opened not. Then S. Basil ordained a procession, and came to
68 II| child to the church, and so ordained and disposed him, that he
69 II| against the wall, be ye ordained to be my judges of God?
70 II| imperfect unto his end. And he ordained that at every feast, when
71 II| made him, and of him that ordained him, and of the patient
72 II| was marvellous of him that ordained it, that is of the light
73 II| is of the light that he ordained in his conversion. And it
74 III| Ascension of our Lord, he was ordained of the apostles bishop of
75 III| that it shall be better ordained for to ear and sow than
76 III| him such as in the law was ordained, that is to wit, a pair
77 III| thou hast made ready and ordained tofore the face of all creatures
78 III| my wits, the which I have ordained to serve our Lord Jesu Christ,
79 III| Vedaste.~S. Vedaste was ordained Bishop of Arras by the hand
80 III| diligently compiled and ordained.~S. Gregory was born of
81 III| people their health, and he ordained to make procession in all
82 III| ordinance of holy church he was ordained and sacred pope against
83 III| mortality ceased not, he ordained a procession, in the which
84 III| from then forthon the pope ordained a station in that church
85 III| faith. ~S. Gregory made and ordained the song of the office of
86 III| for to serve him, but he ordained tofore that Bercuses should
87 III| he do to me that he hath ordained after thy words. She hath
88 III| comfort, for our Lord hath ordained for thee a glorious crown.
89 III| How sir! ye have made and ordained the law, and our children
90 III| sorrow and anguish, and ordained that on that day they shall
91 III| steadfastness. So ripe and so well ordained in fair manner that every
92 III| Christ. And when he had ordained priests and deacons, after,
93 III| to die, constituted and ordained himself judge of the death
94 III| first should be slain; he ordained that between two and two
95 III| of the dead bodies, they ordained that the commons of the
96 III| his ordinance bishops were ordained to minister the sacraments,
97 III| Christ. Secondly, he was ordained as touching to God in bearing,
98 III| was right strongly well ordained against his neighbours,
99 III| Holy Ghost, that so had ordained it. And when S. Paul had
100 III| be done like as he hath ordained it. I go now into Cyprus,
101 III| well-disposed people had ordained for it. And when his body
102 III| pay yearly tribute, and ordained and stablished certain statutes
103 III| and kept. Among which he ordained that none of this land should
104 III| none could he find. Then he ordained a day in which these young
105 III| whom Alban came and was ordained prince of his knights, and
106 III| they, having indignation, ordained a day of justice, which
107 III| This sentence hath the law ordained because he hath renied our
108 III| were written, and then he ordained a multitude of people well
109 III| prince of the priests, and he ordained that each priest should
110 III| down and bury them, and ordained men of his college to do
111 III| Crispin and Crispinian, and ordained a precious vessel to put
112 III| as to such a prelate be ordained and arrayed, nevertheless
113 III| notable church there, and ordained there a prelate, an holy
114 III| of the gospels, and they ordained S. Eutrope archdeacon. And
115 III| And when they had all thus ordained, they departed and went
116 III| martyrdom. Then S. Clement ordained him a bishop, and also S.
117 III| Bourgogne his tributaries, he ordained and instituted Paris to
118 IV| bishop named Polycarp, which ordained and made S. Maturin priest
119 IV| council at Chalcedon, and ordained virgins to be veiled. It
120 IV| there twenty-five years, and ordained two bishops as his helpers,
121 IV| Clement by the hand and ordained him a bishop, and made him
122 IV| one day, yet S. Gregory ordained that that day specially
123 IV| the emperor had otherwise ordained, wherefore Paul was brought
124 IV| And there S. Maximin was ordained to be bishop. In this meanwhile
125 IV| and took a place which was ordained by the angel of God, and
126 IV| show it openly, that he had ordained for her refection celestial,
127 IV| serve and await on her. And ordained there, with her, gods of
128 IV| mount of Celion, and there ordained to be more secretly, and
129 IV| them, said what Decius had ordained of them, for he said: We
130 IV| manner of torments that were ordained for christian men, but he
131 IV| instead of Liberius, and was ordained and sacred, for because
132 IV| wherefore all the clergy of Rome ordained Felix to be pope by the
133 IV| art. And then S. Germain ordained the cowherd to be governor
134 IV| debonairly. And when he was ordained to be a priest, he shone
135 IV| of this evil heresy, and ordained in his place Denis, a man
136 IV| And therefore Constantine ordained a council at Nice whereas
137 IV| through the world, God hath ordained to be debonair and merciful
138 IV| archdeacon. And there were they ordained for right honourably. In
139 IV| unto the people and was ordained sub-prior of the canons.
140 IV| That a disputation was ordained against the heretics, like
141 IV| temple of Jupiter, and were ordained judges on both parties.
142 IV| against them, howbeit, it was ordained that the books of one part
143 IV| S. Dominic, seeing this, ordained himself to be sold, and
144 IV| In that province a lady ordained to do sing a mass in the
145 IV| men, Valerian the provost ordained that Sixtus should be brought
146 IV| Julian. Then this Julian was ordained to be sub-deacon, but when
147 IV| Ciriacus, Martyr. ~Ciriacus was ordained deacon of Marcellus, the
148 IV| and the blessed Sixtus ordained Laurence his archdeacon.
149 IV| bier, for our Lord hath ordained thee above us, and hath
150 IV| thy proper mouth and hast ordained it for to endure perpetually.
151 IV| showed in a sermon made and ordained of divers sayings of saints,
152 IV| and saith that Jesu Christ ordained and disposed the life of
153 IV| and saluted them all, and ordained her body to abide in her
154 V| his company. And then she ordained a bed out from the others.
155 V| to flee it. And then he ordained him to enter into the order
156 V| seventy-one monasteries, and had ordained many books and treatises,
157 V| and the king Polemius was ordained bishop, and accomplished
158 V| and so they two together ordained and made this hymn and sung
159 V| his renomee and fame, he ordained him a priest in his church,
160 V| that he ought not to be ordained, the bishop living, and
161 V| learned after, that it was ordained in the council of the bishops,
162 V| said to ordain of them that ordained them. And it is read that
163 V| then he said that God had ordained that for the profit of some
164 V| they might make him die, ordained between them secretly that,
165 V| blessed Virgin Mary had ordained this custom to herself that,
166 V| voice of God, the bishop ordained for to ask counsel again
167 V| of the nation of Genoa, ordained and instituted the said
168 V| ye not heard what pain is ordained against the christian men?
169 V| father the provostry, and was ordained bishop of the christian
170 V| both hosts, and so it was ordained and sworn, and that whosomever
171 V| miracle the church hath ordained that the fifth kalends of
172 V| studied that a law should be ordained by the emperor that none
173 V| of Constantinople, but he ordained to the other provinces by
174 V| men might be deceived, and ordained that the good christian
175 V| smitten with a stone, who was ordained by S. John Chrysostom for
176 V| blessed Eucherius wrote and ordained his passion when he was
177 V| Galerian, whom they had ordained Cæsarians, should govern
178 V| bishop was dead, Cyprian was ordained bishop, and placed the blessed
179 V| Naples were yet paynims, and ordained their host for to fight
180 V| be said holy for they be ordained to holy usage. He was holy,
181 V| nine-and-twenty years old he was ordained cardinal priest in the church
182 V| Gloria petri. And after, he ordained reasonably to be sung the
183 V| renounced his religion, and was ordained steward of the king. And
184 V| granted that to him, and ordained for his meiny, and took
185 V| cruel of all the monks, was ordained for to minister him, which
186 V| Paul three years, and was ordained bishop of Athens, and there
187 V| imprisoned at Rome under Nero, he ordained a bishop under him, and
188 VI| Oswald, which were exiled and ordained for to die. Thou defendedst
189 VI| died also, as our Lord had ordained, and then was England delivered
190 VI| abide still with them, and ordained certain bishops for to go
191 VI| give such goods as he hath ordained for his expenses, to poor
192 VI| Paul, in which S. Austin ordained S. Mellitus to be bishop
193 VI| blind, whom the monks had ordained to ring the bells, and he
194 VI| perfection of life, and much well ordained as toward God, and as touching
195 VI| that Luke was rightfully ordained in these four manners. For
196 VI| showed that he was rightfully ordained as touching his neighbour,
197 VI| showed that he was rightfully ordained as touching God, for in
198 VI| it is showed how he was ordained as touching himself. For
199 VI| it is showed how he was ordained as touching his office,
200 VI| truly, how that Luke was ordained in the four things, it is
201 VI| After S. Bernard, he was ordained in three manners, that is
202 VI| intention. Fourthly, he was ordained as touching his neighbour.
203 VI| touching his neighbour. We be ordained to our neighbour when we
204 VI| these four, S. Luke was ordained, for he gave first to his
205 VI| is not alone, but he is ordained of the churches to be fellow
206 VI| name. Thirdly, he was well ordained as touching himself. And
207 VI| things was S. Luke well ordained. He had, first, sober living
208 VI| last, he was right well ordained as touching his office,
209 VI| this appeareth that he was ordained because that the said gospel
210 VI| the father of the virgin ordained that his daughter, whom
211 VI| comfort of men and service, ordained in their company good men
212 VI| not agree to abide, but ordained an holy man to occupy in
213 VI| boat ready in the river, ordained by our Lord. Then, they
214 VI| Babylon, by the apostles ordained, wrote their passion and
215 VI| inhabitants of that country ordained these two young men, his
216 VI| they pleased him much and ordained that they should be with
217 VI| idol of Rome. And it was ordained by art of the devil that,
218 VI| saints. Secondly, it is ordained for the supplement of things
219 VI| S. Gregory the pope hath ordained and established that we
220 VI| in the church. And it is ordained that at this day memory
221 VI| prayers, and therefore he ordained that the feast and remembrance
222 VI| But nevertheless there be ordained diverse places to diverse
223 VI| make many churches, and had ordained the service of God devoutly
224 VI| hall or a lodge, which was ordained for him when he should go
225 VI| And Melchiades, the pope, ordained these four saints to be
226 VI| And as the emperors had ordained that the sons of ancient
227 VI| and went to meet him, and ordained a monastery by Poictiers.
228 VI| people. And then he was ordained bishop. And because he might
229 VI| friends despised this work ordained by our Lord; it is read
230 VI| when this lady was thus ordained, she laboured and did so
231 VI| from this time forward she ordained herself to serve God perdurably.
232 VI| her from this world, and ordained for her health perdurable.
233 VI| and also he had tofore ordained how he should pay unto each
234 VI| father had so commanded and ordained. Then S. Barbara said to
235 VI| have them honest. She had ordained to say every day a certain
236 VI| the divine purveyance had ordained because she should bring
237 VI| rest her a little. She had ordained that one of her women, which
238 VI| weeping. And then our Lord ordained that the bones of her husband
239 VI| approached that God had ordained, that she which had despised
240 VI| pray not, that which is ordained to you by destiny shall
241 VI| fortune hath destined is ordained to each body. Now hearken
242 VI| his passion approached, he ordained Clement to be bishop after
243 VI| marble which God had made and ordained, and found the body of S.
244 VI| that my riches which I had ordained to God be wasted and spent
245 VII| at her will, and also he ordained for to wait on her seven
246 VII| all this time, for I have ordained there one in your stead,
247 VII| cruel torment. And then was ordained that two wheels should turn
248 VII| was brought to the place ordained thereto, she lift up her
249 VII| wherefore by common assent they ordained a chapel in which this holy
250 VII| this body with solemnity, ordained the feast of the invention
251 VII| Saturnine.~Saturnine was ordained bishop of the disciples
252 VII| then the angel of our Lord ordained all thing that was needful
253 VII| years without meat and drink ordained by man's hand. And when
254 VII| must enter, which God hath ordained for thee, whose will thou
255 VII| utterly forsook the world, and ordained and builded two monasteries,
256 VII| to the place that it was ordained for, wherefore they made
257 VII| proper place that it was ordained to, which miracle was anon
258 VII| clerk, and the bishop had ordained the oflice, he said to him:
259 VII| with his trump that was ordained thereto. And on the even
260 VII| serpents were, is the body ordained by the four elements, by
261 VII| Josaphat, and when they had ordained that he that named him Barlaam
262 VII| of his eyes. Then it was ordained that this child should be
263 VII| not this history I have ordained it to be set here like as
264 VII| Alboin came to Verona and had ordained a great feast, he commanded
265 VII| and most christian lady, ordained at Modena a much fair oratory.
266 VII| Mahomet, as they affirm, is ordained the pain of hell without
267 VII| Peter the apostle, and had ordained the same for their see,
268 VII| error, and afterwards it was ordained through all the church.
269 VII| office, but divers fathers ordained divers things. For the mass
270 VII| Even. ~Celestine the pope ordained to sing a psalm at the introit
271 VII| the mass, and S. Gregory ordained the introit of the mass
272 VII| divinely taught. S. Jerome ordained psalms, epistles and gospels,
273 VII| Alleluias, and Pope Nicholas ordained that they should be sung
274 VII| from then forthon it was ordained that all the popes should
275 VII| him in prison, and then he ordained his other son to be king,
276 VII| Otto, on an Easter day, had ordained a great feast to his princes,
277 VII| Evangelist, and S. John ordained him bishop of Smyrna. And
278 VII| alone, for he that hath ordained me to suffer this torment
279 VII| the pope Eusebius, which ordained Judas to be bishop of Jerusalem
280 VII| said to them: Our Lord hath ordained two degrees or states to
281 VII| son Symphorian. The bishop ordained unto deacons S. Mark and
282 VII| Church, and the others he ordained and made subdeacons. Night
283 VII| When S. Sampson saw him, he ordained and set him to keep his
284 VII| that the said archbishop ordained him master of the clerks
285 VII| that he was in age perfect, ordained him archbishop in his place,
286 VII| knighthood, and that he was ordained and made bishop of Meaux,
287 VII| that were committed and ordained for to take the christian
288 VII| their first estate, for he ordained a religion on canons and
289 VII| passed, and sufficiently ordained for their living, to the
290 VII| Archbishop of Rheims that first ordained a common treasure in their
291 VII| first bishop, and there he ordained clerks and officers for
292 VII| portos, and so he, made and ordained in the order of priesthood,
293 VII| and vanished away. A post ordained to the work or making of
294 VII| with him thereas he was ordained for to go. S. Morant then
295 VII| that he made him clerk, and ordained him unto deacon, and made
296 VII| of his own confessor, he ordained the said confessor to give
297 VII| prelates and princes had ordained and made for the swearers
298 VII| which memento is principally ordained for them that are passed
299 VII| do so, therefore it was ordained to be taken but one time
300 VII| the holy man still, and ordained for him a coat of iron,
301 VII| sore aggrieved, and then he ordained a tun to be cast full of
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