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1 I| villanies and to give to us honour, to suffer death and to
2 I| assistance shall be first to the honour of saints. For it shall
3 I| saints. For it shall be great honour to them to have their seats
4 I| him, and began to sing. Honour, glory and health be to
5 I| tuum domine, etc. to the honour of our Lady S. Mary. The
6 I| other saints that men will honour for singular cause or affection.
7 I| time ordained that for the honour of the Ascension of Jesu
8 I| she is now of glory and of honour. Wherefore saith S. Austin:
9 I| emperors. And if he had such honour at his torment, what did
10 I| to thank, to love and to honour him; for by the death of
11 I| own proper will for the honour of God. Ne no man may better
12 I| better give to God to his honour than give himself to death
13 I| and do to her so little honour. And peradventure the Evangelists
14 I| they the reverence and the honour that they have. And hereof
15 I| church is hallowed in the honour of the Trinity, or for to
16 I| the temple of God to his honour, and shall be plainly worthy
17 I| shall be necessary in the honour of our Lord God, for we
18 I| commandment is that thou shalt honour and worship thy father and
19 I| commandment is understood the honour that we should do to our
20 II| worship strange gods, and honour them, I shall cast away
21 II| them that they made him honour their strange gods, and
22 II| Jerusalem for to give laud, honour, and worship unto our Lord
23 II| said certain prayers in the honour of God and S. Andrew, in
24 II| of the world but to the honour and glory of God. And it
25 II| Israel, thou art all the honour of our people. Cap. eodem:
26 II| doth her more reverence and honour in ordaining to hallow the
27 II| benefits have been given to the honour of our Lord Jesu Christ,
28 II| should love the church, honour and worship the priests,
29 II| not the false image, but I honour and worship my Lord Jesu
30 II| from his exile with great honour into Ephesus; and all the
31 II| a church dedicate in the honour of God and of this holy
32 II| that his sons should do him honour and obey him, and he should
33 II| longeth to his right or honour. And then the lords were
34 II| company of heaven, and to the honour permanable and to the amity
35 II| All they that entered made honour and reverence to the great
36 II| way unhurt, for they did honour to my God which hath clad
37 II| used the comfort of the honour of angels, and like as he
38 II| he that is set in such honour may not be such as I have
39 II| here which is set in such honour, and also thus accompanied,
40 II| regis judicium diligit. The honour of the king requireth true
41 II| to S. Basil much good and honour if he would consent to him.
42 II| herein I have glory and honour, and that from now forthon
43 III| man coveted to do to her honour for her great renomee, but
44 III| Bethlehem with right great honour by the bishops, priests,
45 III| he was a person of great honour, of great dignity, and of
46 III| he showed and did in the honour of our Lord, and finished
47 III| shaven in sign of right great honour and authority. And it is
48 III| the walls of Rome in the honour of S. Andrew the apostle,
49 III| Cæsarea of Cappadocia to the honour of our Lord God, to whom
50 III| to adore God there in the honour of S. Martin, and commanded
51 III| words of men, of which their honour and good renomee might be
52 III| holy woman for to do to her honour and reverence, but she forbade
53 III| churches, and that he should honour the priests and hear their
54 III| shall enhance thee to great honour and worship. Then began
55 III| temple and the idol in the honour of his name, for to make
56 III| is nobly endowed to the honour and worship of Almighty
57 III| church, with great joy, honour, and reverence. This was
58 III| knight had offered in the honour of S. Peter, which knight
59 III| despise the worship, the honour, and the avoir of the world,
60 III| majesty, and bounty. He bare honour and reverence unto the great
61 III| to. Yet S. Barnabas bare honour to the great majesty of
62 III| made worshipfully for the honour of knighthood, whereof he
63 III| prerogative of marvellous honour; in messenger, prerogative
64 III| he canonised him to the honour and praising of God, which
65 III| it pleased you, to do him honour and reverence. When the
66 III| the mount of Paris, in the honour of S. Peter and S. Paul,
67 III| thank and glory to God and honour to the virgin. This holy
68 III| edified a church in the honour of the glorious martyrs
69 III| church was begun in the honour of the blessed martyrs S.
70 IV| was received with great honour. And then he prayed the
71 IV| me to you, that ye should honour the image of Jove, which
72 IV| have deserved glory and honour towards God be put to death
73 IV| all the others, made great honour to it, and took all the
74 IV| brought it with great joy and honour in to the place where it
75 IV| father: O thou that without honour and with shame art abominable
76 IV| if he slew himself in the honour of him. And anon he took
77 IV| forty-eight thousand men, to the honour of christian faith, by his
78 IV| builded a fair church at the honour of the blessed Mary virgin,
79 IV| do make a church in the honour of S. Peter, whereas he
80 IV| called it Augustus, in the honour and remembrance of the victory
81 IV| first day of August in the honour of an emperor paynim which
82 IV| because they did so much honour to a man damned, and thought
83 IV| it should be made in the honour of S. Peter, and that all
84 IV| that he should adore and do honour to the idol, or else he
85 IV| archbishop's see, in the honour of him. And when the Romans
86 IV| is to wit, keeper of the honour of our Lord, as touching
87 IV| I find much people which honour me, and in Carcassonne it
88 IV| to do sing a mass in the honour of S. Dominic, and she found
89 IV| paynims began to dread and honour christian men. ~
90 IV| heard his coming, and would honour him more highly, and went
91 IV| and had do made it in the honour of S. Laurence. And for
92 IV| torments transported him in the honour of victory. And after Maximin,
93 IV| now to do to my mother of honour and of grace? Sire, it seemeth
94 IV| enhanced them by marvellous honour, that to them is deputed
95 IV| commanded in the law, saying: Honour thy father and mother. Fourthly,
96 IV| overshining order of the apostles honour her with ineffable laud.
97 IV| The clouds cry to thee honour, and to him that ministereth
98 IV| marvellous church in the honour of the Virgin Mary, and
99 IV| transported hither with due honour and reverence. And Juvenal
100 IV| of our Lord, to keep the honour of his mother which was
101 V| in his glorious name and honour they builded a great and
102 V| the said S. Syrus gave the honour to his host and healed her
103 V| that it was held in great honour of the paynims. Gregory
104 V| all for to take away the honour and the worshipping of the
105 V| together thy bones, and what honour ought we to do to them,
106 V| the blessed Bartholomew honour by right great prerogative
107 V| gave to him dishonour for honour, cursing for benediction,
108 V| builded a fair church in the honour of him. And the mountain
109 V| and more high than all honour, and there is none more
110 V| S. Augustin: I, Jerome, honour alway thy blessedness by
111 V| thy blessedness by such honour as it appertaineth to love
112 V| make there a church in the honour of him; and when he had
113 V| builded another church in the honour of him. And the same town
114 V| made there a church in the honour of him, and thus was brought
115 V| idle in rest than to have honour laborious. But at the last
116 V| sacred it a church in the honour of S. John Baptist, and
117 V| builded a church in the honour of S. John, which church,
118 V| Milan, a noble church in the honour of S. John Baptist. ~And
119 V| find thy brother in great honour. Then she awoke and said
120 V| them with great joy and honour, for he had lost them with
121 V| Giles returned thence with honour, and when he came to the
122 V| after another, and for the honour of our Lady he would leave
123 V| Virgin Mary in sovereign honour and devotion, and there
124 V| to lead him by sovereign honour to the church that he went
125 V| fellows to our Lord, sing we honour. Sing we with a voice debonair
126 V| off and let him go, in the honour of the Virgin Mary, and
127 V| he sang devoutly in the honour of her, wherefore he was
128 V| seeing that he had done honour and worship to all the other
129 V| were fetched again with honour. And they suffered death
130 V| he that may do me so much honour that I may be joined to
131 V| which he left to them that honour him. And when this was said,
132 V| church is hallowed in the honour of our Saviour, whereas
133 V| they should not use the honour of priesthood, for they
134 V| felons put him out of his honour without cause, and set Ferramund
135 V| and increased much the honour of christian men, and replenished
136 V| because of shame, and for the honour of the evangelist, they
137 V| make there a church in the honour of S. Michael, and that
138 V| builded a church in the honour of S. Michael, and is named
139 V| to hallow this day in the honour of S. Michael and of all
140 V| solemnise this feast in the honour of all the archangels of
141 V| them laud, praising, and honour, by manifold reasons expert,
142 V| tribulations. And first we ought to honour them for they be our keepers,
143 V| said tofore. We ought to honour them, secondly, for they
144 V| accompany the king, and sing honour and solace to the king,
145 V| songs and gladness to his honour and glory, saying: Sanctus,
146 V| understand that we ought to give honour to the holy company of angels,
147 V| this friar eateth whom ye honour as a saint, for he gave
148 V| unknown, and Paul said: Whom honour ye that ye know not, him
149 VI| purpose to visit and to honour in the same place where
150 VI| lords and gentlemen rest and honour, and then holy church received
151 VI| make a new abbey in the honour of S. Peter, or to repair
152 VI| and royal church in the honour of S. Paul, in which S.
153 VI| Mellitus for to hailow in the honour of S. Peter, and the night
154 VI| thou seest I see, and him I honour. And when mass was done
155 VI| should be dedicated in the honour of our Lord and S. John
156 VI| have no dread of God ne honour him. And true law is a burden
157 VI| betokeneth riches plenteous, and honour of England, of whom all
158 VI| Wherefore laud, glory and honour be given to Almighty God,
159 VI| that he did he sought the honour of God. And of these two
160 VI| our Lord, that is to the honour of our Lord, this is as
161 VI| clerks received them with all honour. And that same night it
162 VI| paternosters for the love and honour of us, we shall come unto
163 VI| persecution of them ceased the honour of them was showed to the
164 VI| was afterwards made in the honour of the holy saints, of true
165 VI| marvellous greatness in the honour of them. And it is founden
166 VI| him much riches and great honour. And two knights, which
167 VI| thou shalt recover thine honour, and shalt have thy wife
168 VI| dedicated this temple in the honour of all their gods. And more
169 VI| May he hallowed it in the honour of our Lady S. Mary and
170 VI| through the world in the honour of all saints. And thus
171 VI| that we shall on one day honour them generally and together.
172 VI| saints. The first is, for the honour of the divine majesty, for
173 VI| them. For who that doth honour to saints, he honoureth
174 VI| and therefore we ought to honour them, that we may deserve
175 VI| for the procuration of our honour, for when we honour the
176 VI| our honour, for when we honour the saints we procure our
177 VI| the saints we procure our honour, for their solemnity is
178 VI| the gift of God and the honour of saints which cometh from
179 VI| differences of the saints that we honour by the course of the year,
180 VI| a glad joy of laud and honour, work entire and incorrupt,
181 VI| pray for, because that we honour this day all the saints
182 VI| laud and thankings of the honour that was done to them in
183 VI| feast of a saint to their honour and our profit, right so
184 VI| build a church on in the honour of God. Then he granted
185 VI| for how well that for the honour of her friends she was nobly
186 VI| true, and worthy of all honour. That great tempest that
187 VI| Clare, and hasted for to honour her, and to set in the palace
188 VI| that he should come and honour her with his presence. And
189 VI| great melody, that there was honour enough. And in the same
190 VI| whom God hath given so much honour in earth. Ah! sweet virgin,
191 VI| saw that man did to him honour and worship, anon for to
192 VI| miracles, unto whom be given honour, laud, and glory in secula
193 VI| always to profit in the honour of God. For when she was
194 VI| game for to give always honour to God under occasion, and
195 VI| all that should be to the honour or to the health of their
196 VI| bishop with right great honour, and of her with great devotion,
197 VI| S. Peter, and with great honour enhanced him and set him
198 VI| seventy-five churches to the honour of our Lord~And three years
199 VII| come to you for your good honour and profit. And with that
200 VII| our crown with so great honour, that all saints shall joy
201 VII| benignly said: Most sovereign honour, joy and glory be to you,
202 VII| and if ye surmount them by honour I shall send you again into
203 VII| Katherine, to his sovereign honour and glory. And therefore
204 VII| one hand that have much honour and riches. And the blessed
205 VII| were received with great honour and solemn procession with
206 VII| alone, to whom be given honour and laud world without end.
207 VII| solemnly their service in the honour of the feast. And in that
208 VII| safety, to whom be given honour and glory, world without
209 VII| to whom be given laud and honour and empire, world without
210 VII| took up the body with great honour and reverence, and by one
211 VII| multiply miracles to the honour and worship of this holy
212 VII| heavenly joy where laud, honour, and glory be given to the
213 VII| hast thou changed thine honour into villainy and art made
214 VII| men and did to him more honour than he did before.~And
215 VII| Thou hast forsaken the honour of my gods. And he answered
216 VII| him: My right sweet son, honour thou mine old age, son,
217 VII| bare them with much great honour into his city, where God
218 VII| hold the Friday in great honour, like as the Jews do the
219 VII| and to blame, and for the honour of the feast he let the
220 VII| our Lord showed unto the honour and glory of his glorious
221 VII| as he tofore was, for the honour and reverence of God. In
222 VII| bare it away with great honour and reverence unto the city.
223 VII| kalends of August in the honour of God, that liveth and
224 VII| been sometime made in the honour and reverence of our Lord
225 VII| founded a church in the honour and reverence of our Blessed
226 VII| oratory or chapel in the honour of the said martyr Demetrius.~
227 VII| month of November to the honour of God that liveth and reigneth
228 VII| own house, founded in the honour of God our Lord and of S.
229 VII| riches, and humility in honour often perish, he took and
230 VII| eat it; and yet again to honour and worship the name of
231 VII| cultiving of God and the honour of the saints. He builded
232 VII| declared hereafter to the honour and glory of the said saint.~
233 VII| tentationem, that is to say: Honour and pray to God the Father
234 VII| Oremus, inciting us to honour and to pray God, then he
235 VII| intent he might more secretly honour and pray, he went from his
236 VII| laud God, just thing is to honour him, and there the priest
237 VII| by the Holy Spirit, all honour and glory. The priest maketh
238 VII| and here he inciteth us to honour and prayer, after the ensample
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