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1 I| their bodies, and also in soul. And then the judge shall
2 I| preached it feedeth the soul, when it is in the mind
3 I| The precious deity, the soul full of holiness, and the
4 I| were written, that is the soul, wherein be all the treasures
5 I| Deity; by the incense the soul right devout, for the incense
6 I| that is to wit of body and soul in glory. ~And in the time
7 I| shall have in body and in soul. The third reason is for
8 I| have as well in body as in soul. In this time then of exile
9 I| labour in the vineyard of her soul in cutting and pulling out
10 I| to the body. And to the soul he hath three powers, that
11 I| virtues or powers in his soul: that is to wit, the understanding,
12 I| the number of three to the soul. These be the reasons of
13 I| thorns unto the brain of the soul. There be three opinions
14 I| what place principally the soul hath her place; or in the
15 I| the scripture saith, the soul of every one is in the blood;
16 I| when they would make the soul issue out of the body, they
17 I| and have given over my soul and life for to join thee
18 I| all sorrow in body and in soul in glory. Then the sixth
19 I| have power to deliver my soul and I have power to resume
20 I| rendered the spirit, the soul that was united to his Godhead
21 I| prayer is the wing of the soul by which she fleeth to heaven,
22 I| way. And know ye that the soul that aboundeth in plenty
23 I| his seat, right so is the soul of a righteous man. Like
24 I| Like as Solomon saith: The soul of a righteous man is the
25 I| anchor which is firm to the soul and sure, which leadeth
26 I| redemption, for he gave his soul in price of our redemption,
27 I| and love, that is a devout soul, and come my dove for to
28 I| in my garden, that is my soul. Thirdly, he is sweet for
29 I| to the sin that is in the soul, and which is the obligation
30 I| ii.: I shall lead man's soul into a solitary place and
31 I| of God; it comforteth the soul as to the sin past in asking
32 I| cover the nakedness of the soul, whereof the apostle saith:
33 I| appear not. They array the soul with honesty, whereof the
34 I| the image of God in his soul. Here it is to be noted
35 I| that he made not only the soul with the body, but he made
36 I| but he made both body and soul. As to the body he made
37 I| they said to him: Save thy soul and look not behind thee
38 I| may eat it, and that my soul may bless thee ere I die.
39 I| venison of my hunting that thy soul may bless me. Then said
40 I| hunting, my son, that my soul may bless thee; which he
41 I| ordained for thee, that thy soul may bless me. Isaac said
42 I| Lord face to face, and my soul is made safe. And anon as
43 I| child with me, sith the soul and health of my father
44 I| their heart, with all their soul, and with all their strength,
45 II| my prayers, and cast my soul in the sight of Almighty
46 II| loved David as his own soul. Saul then would not give
47 II| thee harm ne evil, for thy soul is precious in my sight
48 II| our Lord. And like as thy soul is magnified this day in
49 II| day in my sight, so be my soul magnified in the sight of
50 II| full of anguish, and yet my soul is in me. And I then standing
51 II| and by the health of my soul I shall not do so. Then
52 II| hath he shall give for his soul. Nevertheless, stretch thine
53 II| thine hand, but save his soul and his life. Then Satan
54 II| Paynims, this Tobit kept his soul clean and was never defouled
55 II| but I have kept clean my soul from all concupiscence.
56 II| When God shall take away my soul, bury my body, and thou
57 II| death, and suffereth not his soul to go in to darkness. Alms
58 II| and if I tarry more his soul shall be heavy, and certainly
59 II| mercy, aye soothly, and my soul shall be glad in him. All
60 II| that joy upon thy peace. My soul, bless thou our Lord, for
61 II| that he steadfast make my soul, and do ye nothing till
62 II| have power to put away my soul and to take it again. And
63 II| spirit, he rendered up his soul and died, the year of our
64 II| saith the Holy Ghost to the soul that is amorous, Canticorum
65 II| Arise up thou my fair soul, the winter is past. Jam
66 II| rendered and gave up her soul to God, thanking and praising
67 II| God. I am ready to set my soul for my people; let us pray
68 II| saith in the book of the Soul Contemplative, and demandeth
69 II| that the feeding of the soul is better than the meat
70 II| the Canticles: My white soul and ruddy, chosen of thousands.
71 II| soon thou hast lost thy soul, and because thou knewest
72 II| borne into heaven body and soul, whereof God knoweth the
73 II| death, and brought again the soul a young man into his body,
74 II| making his body lean and his soul fat. And he used to be well
75 II| which hath charge of his soul. And by your striving have
76 II| solemnly to be sung for his soul. And when the quire began
77 II| hour of the day, he saw the soul of S. Paul, shining, ascend
78 II| all other he said: O holy soul, thy body showeth in death
79 II| said to him: Where is thy soul? He answered: In hell; and
80 II| he died and rendered his soul unto our Lord Jesu Christ,
81 II| received health of body and of soul. The provost said: I see
82 II| precious stone signifieth the soul which is enclosed in the
83 II| the body, the body and the soul make a man, like as the
84 II| spirit, and rendered his soul unto God about the year
85 II| And then he yielded his soul unto Almighty God. And his
86 III| nicety was filth of the soul, and said also that, word
87 III| habitation that is so fair, my soul hath desired to be in thy
88 III| fountain, so desireth my soul to come to thee; alas! when
89 III| and thus she rendered her soul and passed out of this world.
90 III| and end in love; for the soul faithful, when she remembereth
91 III| in his company; so that soul that ought to sing, weepeth
92 III| Christ, that is the body, the soul and the godhead. For the
93 III| beaten off, in like wise my soul may not enter into the realm
94 III| have my paps whole in my soul, of which I nourish all
95 III| ghost, and rendered her soul, the year of our Lord two
96 III| believe in him, verily thy soul shall be saved, thy realm
97 III| full health of body and of soul. This ought ye to believe
98 III| prison of hell, for the soul may well be in hell and
99 III| eyes to heaven, and saw the soul of his sister mount up into
100 III| at a window, he saw the soul of S. Germain, bishop of
101 III| world, so the light of that soul gave a great light; and
102 III| and after he knew that the soul of S. Germain passed that
103 III| orison, he rendered his soul unto his creator. The same
104 III| and saw angels bear the soul Aidanus the bishop to heaven
105 III| of virtues, rendered his soul unto Almighty God and was
106 III| contemplation and rest of soul. And he builded there that
107 III| to say: fair brethren, my soul shall depart anon, make
108 III| make room and place, for my soul joyeth in my body for the
109 III| Lord God, take away my soul out of this prison; and
110 III| come for to present the soul of this brother tofore God.
111 III| said to her that it was the soul of S. Peter, and was found
112 III| and so he yielded up his soul and died. And his body was
113 III| there died and yielded her soul to Christ. Whose body was
114 III| this world rendering her soul unto our Lord. Then Flaccus,
115 III| and eighty-eight. And hls soul was borne up to heaven with
116 III| whole both in body and in soul. And in the same place they
117 III| three virtues that be in the soul, that is to say reason,
118 III| had he the virtue of the soul which is called strength,
119 III| all my heart I offer my soul to thee in very sacrifice,
120 III| s body of earth, and his soul unto thy likeness, suffer
121 III| And the angels took his soul with heavenly song and mirth
122 III| and so departed this holy soul from the body. And the paynims,
123 III| bydwonge his life and his soul from idle words. This holy
124 III| loved him as his proper soul, and abandoned to him all
125 III| and apperceived that the soul was in the body. He would
126 III| Almighty had not holpen us; the soul is yet in his body. When
127 III| rendered and gave up his soul to Almighty God, the fifth
128 III| touched the salvation of the soul. On a day, in the midst
129 III| angels sing, that bare the soul of the holy virgin into
130 III| joy and gladness bare the soul of S. Marcial into heaven:
131 III| son, of which virgin the soul flew into heaven and the
132 IV| general resurrection, body and soul shall have joy without end,
133 IV| rendered and gave up his soul to God much holily. Then
134 IV| springing she rendered her soul to our Lord in firm faith
135 IV| cried again, his blessed soul departed from the flesh. ~
136 IV| Timothy, best beloved of my soul, where is thy master, thy
137 IV| shall not be always, for his soul knoweth them that love him
138 IV| goodness that is in man the soul possesseth it only, and
139 IV| spouse, but who hath that soul of an adamant that may follow
140 IV| every man that came, but the soul of Paul showed him to the
141 IV| than any stone, and his soul overcame with infirmity,
142 IV| other nature, ne none other soul dissemblable to us, ne dwelling
143 IV| Alas! alas! I have lost my soul, and have destroyed the
144 IV| most profitable for his soul. Then he returned again
145 IV| were not profitable to his soul, that his old sickness might
146 IV| to heaven, signifieth thy soul, that angels shall bear
147 IV| flesh is salvation of my soul. Then she said to the provost:
148 IV| but Christ reserveth my soul. The provost covered his
149 IV| mighty, that he remember the soul of the mother, that he by
150 IV| altar, and her right blessed soul departed from the body and
151 IV| with angels which bare the soul up to heaven with heavenly
152 IV| so smitten yielded up her soul unto God, and thus suffered
153 IV| days for the health of his soul, which three days he lay
154 IV| appertained to the health of my soul. And I heard you well but
155 IV| nothing by the health of thy soul, but demandedst only the
156 IV| angels bearing her sister's soul into heaven, and anon did
157 IV| fellowship of angels bear the soul of my sister Mary unto heaven.
158 IV| this sentence: that the soul should return again to the
159 IV| and after delivered the soul to a monk of the same monastery,
160 IV| they were one heart and one soul in our Lord, and commanded
161 IV| two in body and twain in soul, and anon two friars died
162 IV| granted to them that the soul of him should go again to
163 IV| immaculati. And when the soul came to the body again,
164 IV| suffered no pain in earth whose soul and courage was in heaven.
165 IV| tofore thy bier. For thy soul shall be taken from thy
166 IV| thus in the morning the soul issued out of the body and
167 IV| bear in his proper arms the soul of a woman, and saw that
168 IV| woman, and saw that this soul was joined to him, and were
169 IV| And the apostles saw the soul of her being so white that
170 IV| angel came and presented the soul of Mary to our Lord. And
171 IV| corruption of body. And anon the soul came again to the body of
172 IV| assumpt into heaven, body and soul. But many other things be
173 IV| well in her body as in her soul. It is said in the same
174 IV| the fortieth day after the soul departed from her body she
175 IV| in heaven, both body and soul, which saith: Worship thy
176 IV| gladness in body and in soul. In thy proper son, and
177 IV| and the devils took the soul. Then came angels for to
178 IV| Ye have nothing in this soul. And anon the Blessed Virgin
179 IV| because they had taken the soul which was hers. And they
180 IV| it pleased him that the soul should return again to the
181 IV| Ye have nothing on this soul, but it ought to be mine,
182 IV| devil said yet again: The soul is mine, for if he hath
183 IV| but as to the death of the soul, it is repealed by the death
184 IV| devils that bear to hell the soul of Ebronien, provost of
185 IV| not erst taken away the soul from my body, and that I
186 IV| multitude of angels and took the soul of his mother, and the soul
187 IV| soul of his mother, and the soul of her shone by so great
188 IV| to enquire. For when the soul was issued out of the body,
189 IV| body of the virgin without soul, and then began strongly
190 IV| shall be called very heaven, soul dwelling in the celestial
191 IV| howbeit that the right holy soul be separate from her blessed
192 IV| into thy hands, receive my soul, thy love, which thou hast
193 IV| by the assumption of the soul, and the earth by the deposition
194 IV| tomb honourably, but her soul was not left in hell, nor
195 IV| Assumption of her blessed soul, we say thus: first, that
196 IV| sword of sorrow pierced the soul. But Mary childed without
197 IV| understand and believe that the soul of Mary be honoured of her
198 IV| her proper son, both in soul and in body, as she that
199 V| when God would that his soul should be brought into the
200 V| God sendeth me for thy soul, of whom in this last part
201 V| ought not to despise my soul; let my brother come, and
202 V| in the hands of whom thy soul shall come, despise him
203 V| the sovereign weal of the soul is in wisdom, and the sovereign
204 V| than he should lose his soul by making of a false oath
205 V| cried: S. John receive my soul, and then anon the arm of
206 V| company of angels bearing the soul of him into heaven. And
207 V| heart, and the dread of the soul which knoweth the things
208 V| coming to him which bare his soul up to heaven; and the third
209 V| due. And at the last the soul was brought again to his
210 V| manners. The first, that the soul may profit in the weal and
211 V| this doth the angel to the soul in three manners. And the
212 V| when the beggar died, his soul was borne of angels into
213 V| spiritual, which is in the soul. Second, moral, which is
214 V| And from that hour the soul of him liquefied, and the
215 V| Of whom a friar saw the soul in the manner of a star,
216 V| necessaries but also food to the soul continually without blame,
217 V| after the body and after the soul. Or Denis may be said of
218 V| unto a holy man that, the soul of him was ravished to judgment,
219 V| pains, and peradventure the soul returned to the body and
220 VI| be medicine unto a sick soul. Thirdly, he gave his will
221 VI| of grace quickeneth the soul, the first deceiveth the
222 VI| Augustine saith that the soul of a martyr is the glaive
223 VI| voice said to him: I am a soul which for my sins am tormented
224 VI| him, and a while after the soul returned to the body again.
225 VI| complexions, and in their soul, in which be three powers,
226 VI| day devils shall bear thy soul into hell, and I being purged
227 VI| And she answered: To my soul, whom I see abashed to depart
228 VI| conversion she converted a soul to God. For she had a sister
229 VI| most profitable for her soul. And well knew she that
230 VI| daughters wept when the soul should pass out of the body.
231 VI| and had the cure of her soul, and nourished her with
232 VI| the very feeding of the soul, and he comforted the other
233 VI| her gate for to take her soul out of this world, and required
234 VI| Clare began to speak to her soul all softly: Go, said she,
235 VI| she, spoken to my blessed soul, and without fail her glorious
236 VI| of our Lord, and anon the soul of her was crowned in everlasting
237 VI| body abode in the earth the soul went with God which was
238 VI| world conducted the holy soul of this lady into the mountain
239 VI| Lord, which is lite of the soul in heaven, which reigneth
240 VI| a Good Friday, gave his soul unto God, and departed out
241 VI| patience she might possess her soul, and by obedience to be
242 VI| shalt learn to release thy soul from the foul lusts of thy
243 VI| that bear with them a man's soul, which died right now at
244 VI| now at Chalgrove, which soul is damned for his wicked
245 VI| kiss the lepers healeth my soul. This was a humble and a
246 VI| know the immortality of the soul, and therefore haunted he
247 VI| the disputation that the soul was immortal, he was glad
248 VI| him the immortality of the soul all clearly.~And in that
249 VI| joy as he had been without soul. Then his sons came unto
250 VI| remember me so that when the soul shall depart from me, that
251 VII| hath not taken in vain his soul, and he that hath not sworn
252 VII| sweetness entered into her soul that she was all ravished,
253 VII| God and all the joy of my soul, have ye ever mine on me.
254 VII| was the only keeper of my soul and comfort of all mine
255 VII| I yield to thee body and soul, which thou madest, and
256 VII| cut off, and he said: My soul, wherefore art thou sorrowful,
257 VII| me, God of truth, for my soul trusteth in thee. Then the
258 VII| right arm, and he said: My soul, praise thee our Lord: I
259 VII| Christ, and take out my soul from this prison. And when
260 VII| knew by revelation that his soul should be loosed from the
261 VII| discretion, be works of the soul, poverty, tribulation and
262 VII| never to thyself till thy soul issue of thy body, for if
263 VII| he prayed always for thy soul? And then the woman was
264 VII| he answered: Father, my soul coveteth nothing so much
265 VII| but if thou wilt save my soul grant to me a little request,
266 VII| man in a vision that his soul was brought to the judgment,
267 VII| him, or peradventure the soul of him was restored to the
268 VII| speak of the virtues of the soul, and how this poor present
269 VII| so saying he gave up his soul and died.~And S. Simeon
270 VII| of Quiriacus, receive my soul in peace, and so saying
271 VII| world, and then gave up his soul unto our Lord, which was
272 VII| expired and rendered her soul unto our Lord, confessing
273 VII| when he had rendered his soul to God he was cast into
274 VII| whole both of body and of soul.~On another time a man,
275 VII| the good man rendered his soul to God, and after his obsequies
276 VII| rendered right gloriously his soul unto our Lord, and sith
277 VII| he rendered and gave his soul to our Lord Jesu Christ
278 VII| perseveration rendered his soul unto our Lord, cui honor
279 VII| and rendered and gave his soul to our Lord about the year
280 VII| disposed to have a good soul, profited right greatly
281 VII| last words: I commend my soul into thine hands, died and
282 VII| for the nourishing of his soul he gladly and oft studied
283 VII| present when she rendered her soul to her spouse, our Lord
284 VII| years and six months, whose soul took his siege in paradise
285 VII| high voice, rendered his soul to God the Father. Or it
286 VII| done so that into heaven my soul be led. The fourth petition
287 VII| aroused by virtue and unity of soul. And thus creature devout
288 VII| them. Thirdly, that the soul with the body together be
289 VII| may be compunction to my soul, that in such place he may
290 VII| say thou the word and my soul shall be healed. And there
291 VII| Jesu Christ will keep my soul in life perdurable or everlasting,
292 VII| of our Lord will keep my soul in everlasting life. Amen.
293 VII| guerdon both in body and in soul together, after he shall
294 VII| glorified both in body and soul in life that ever shall
295 VII| thou desirest of him to thy soul's health, it shall be granted.
296 VII| and this Sunday receive my soul into thy peace and rest.
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