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  1     I|       David,' and 'The Life of S. Austin,' it is hardly to be supposed
  2     I|            And the holy Doctor S. Austin saith in the book of the
  3     I|           do. And forasmuch as S. Austin, aforesaid, saith upon a
  4     I|         of adoption. Now saith S. Austin that many demand why he
  5     I|         general, whereof saith S. Austin that: Then came the great
  6     I|           that deserve it. And S. Austin putteth here three profits
  7     I|          the dying of men. For S. Austin saith that, the vengeance
  8     I|           great shame. Whereof S. Austin saith that, it lacked but
  9     I|   christian men. Of which name S. Austin saith thus: Every christian
 10     I|          Another cause putteth S. Austin; for it might well be that
 11     I|          myrrh. And this saith S. Austin: O infantia, cui astra subduntur,
 12     I|           first reason putteth S. Austin, which saith that S. Matthew
 13     I|        honour. Wherefore saith S. Austin: Crux latronum qui erat
 14     I|         not worthy to hear it. S. Austin saith that he abode not
 15     I|        the gall. Whereof saith S. Austin: His purity was fulfilled
 16     I|         Of the profit speaketh S. Austin, saying: Our Lord Jesu Christ
 17     I|           in us appeasing God, S. Austin in the book of the Trinity
 18     I|          we be reconciled. And S. Austin saith, considering them
 19     I|    contrary. For thus as saith S. Austin in the book, De doctrina
 20     I|        this wise taking, saith S. Austin, our Redemption is come
 21     I|         the Cross. Of which Saint Austin saith: Eve took of the fiend
 22     I|       three nights. But, after S. Austin, the first day is taken
 23     I|       clearly. Nevertheless Saint Austin in a sermon, and Nicodemus
 24     I|       show it somewhat. And Saint Austin saith: Anon as Jesu Christ
 25     I|        thy party. This said Saint Austin. ~And it is read in the
 26     I|    speaketh Gregory Nyssen and S. Austin, like as is found in some
 27     I|        gladness. Whereof saith S. Austin: Adscendente Christo paves,
 28     I|      answer of the other saith S. Austin: All the air is hallowed
 29     I|      obedient unto death. When S. Austin saith: The humility of clearness
 30     I|       come to you; where saith S. Austin: If ye seek me by fleshly
 31     I|         than I am. Where saith S. Austin: I shall withdraw this form
 32     I|           not be beholden. And S. Austin saith: He ascended as a
 33     I|           show us the way. And S. Austin saith: Thy Saviour hath
 34     I|       your place in heaven. And S.Austin saith: Lord, array that
 35     I|          that he had. As saith S. Austin: He hath sent to us his
 36     I|      overcometh. Whereof saith S. Austin: Such is the grace of the
 37     I|    delectations. Whereof saith S. Austin: Whoso drinketh one drop
 38    II|       hanging on the cross, as S. Austin saith in the book of penance:
 39    II|        creature, like as saith S. Austin: She did never sin mortal
 40    II|         this vengeance blameth S. Austin in his book of Faustius,
 41    II|         correction. This saith S. Austin. And then, at the request
 42    II|    Palladia. And there they found Austin the bishop and told to him
 43    II|         of his trembling. Then S. Austin took him and showed him
 44    II|        Jerusalem he brought to S. Austin of the relics of S. Stephen
 45    II|          one night old? Hereto S. Austin saith that Herod doubted
 46    II|       five manner wises, after S. Austin, that is to say he gat by
 47    II|          truth, and after this S. Austin saith, truth   is opposed
 48    II|          by constancy. Of whom S. Austin saith that the martyrdoms
 49    II|           And some affirm that S. Austin wrote and compiled his passion,
 50    II| honourably buried of them. And S. Austin saith of this holy blessed
 51    II|        world than to God. Also S. Austin saith in another place that
 52    II|           Upon this word saith S. Austin: The lambs slain of the
 53    II|          for to be raised. And S. Austin saith that he was smitten
 54    II|           truth. And yet saith S. Austin, he that was out of the
 55    II| revelation of Jesu Christ. And S. Austin saith thus: I say that S.
 56   III|         and no figure, like as S. Austin saith: There is none so
 57   III|         the vision of God; and S. Austin saith, in the Book of Order,
 58   III|            wrote his life unto S. Austin.~
 59   III|         that is his flesh. And S. Austin saith, in libro de Trinitate
 60   III|                             Of S. Austin that brought Christendom
 61   III|        Christendom to England.~S. Austin was a holy monk and sent
 62   III|           of England, and sent S. Austin, as head and chief, and
 63   III|           that night. And then S. Austin took his staff for to remove
 64   III|         in the earth. And when S. Austin came to his staff and pulled
 65   III|           lay. And on the morn S. Austin wrote in the earth with
 66   III|         words following: Here had Austin, the servant of the servants
 67   III|        place in the worship of S. Austin, the which the bishop of
 68   III|           over the place where S. Austin wrote with his staff by
 69   III|        not guilty in offending S. Austin, and took a taper in her
 70   III|           God.~And from thence S. Austin and his fellowship came
 71   III|          and a mighty. To whom S. Austin sent, showing the intent
 72   III|         he being in the field, S. Austin with his fellowship came
 73   III|          and in the same place S. Austin preached a glorious sermon,
 74   III|         his doctrine. And then S. Austin and his fellowship began
 75   III|        came to the presence of S. Austin and desired him to preach
 76   III|       fell down to the feet of S. Austin and said sorrowfully: Alas!
 77   III|           of baptism. And then S. Austin, seeing the great meekness
 78   III|         when all this was done S. Austin, desiring the health of
 79   III|          said to him: O thou holy Austin, help me that am full needy.
 80   III|         am full needy. To whom S. Austin said: I have no silver,
 81   III|         the worship of God and S. Austin. And when S. Austin had
 82   III|        and S. Austin. And when S. Austin had preached the faith to
 83   III|          asking help, and when S. Austin had said these words to
 84   III|         all a new man.~Also as S. Austin came in to Oxfordshire to
 85   III|        more obstinate. To whom S. Austin said: Son, why payest thou
 86   III|         as the ninth, and when S. Austin could not turn the knight'
 87   III|        mass was done. And then S. Austin went to him and demanded
 88   III|         went to hell. And then S. Austin bade bring him to the place
 89   III|           in the power of God, S. Austin said: I command thee in
 90   III|        all the people. To whom S. Austin said: Thou knowest well
 91   III|           christians. And then S. Austin delivered to the curate
 92   III|           and powder. And then S. Austin said to the priest: How
 93   III|           bliss; and then said S. Austin: Wilt thou that I pray to
 94   III|         of rest; and then said S. Austin: Go in peace, and pray for
 95   III|        and came all quaking to S. Austin and to his curate, and demanded
 96   III|         follow the doctrine of S. Austin.~After this S. Austin entered
 97   III|          S. Austin.~After this S. Austin entered into Dorsetshire,
 98   III|         and ask forgiveness of S. Austin, and then he prayed God
 99   III|         thereof. On a time, as S. Austin was in his prayers, our
100   III|           our Lord appeared to S. Austin. Also in the same country
101   III|          and by the prayers of S. Austin he was made whole, and then
102   III|      asked God forgiveness and S. Austin. And S. Austin prayed for
103   III| forgiveness and S. Austin. And S. Austin prayed for him and he was
104   III|           end. ~And after this S. Austin, full of virtues, departed
105   III|    hallowed the translation of S. Austin. In which night a citizen
106   III|        open over the church of S. Austin, and a burning ladder shining
107   III|          of the translation of S. Austin; and when he knew the truth,
108   III|         for his blessed saint, S. Austin, that if I should write
109   III|          Then let us pray unto S. Austin, father and apostle of England,
110   III|           vita, that is, life. S. Austin, in libro de Trinitate deviseth
111   III|         were in that time. And S. Austin rehearseth in the book of
112   III|           flesh, the legend of S. Austin doth us to understand, which
113   III|   understand, which saith that S. Austin ate flesh by the example
114    IV|           Lord Jesu Christ, as S. Austin saith: If he had known him
115    IV|        Birinus christened. For S. Austin christened not all England
116    IV|      greater reverence. And as S. Austin saith: The translation of
117    IV|         church. And this saith S. Austin: The conjunction of the
118    IV|      hundred and twenty-five. ~S. Austin recounteth in the twenty-second
119    IV|         precious martyr, saith S. Austin: Gamaliel, master of the
120    IV|          and chose the rule of S. Austin, preacher and holy doctor,
121    IV|         Maximin bishop, and of S. Austin. First, in the sourness
122    IV|       gridiron of iron. Whereof S Austin saith: Sith that the members
123    IV|       profit, for after this that Austin and Maximin say, this bitterness
124    IV|          glorifcation, whereof S. Austin saith: Persecutor, thou
125    IV|        the gain of health, and S. Austin saith truly: His body is
126    IV|        devotion to be reputed, S. Austin showeth it by three reasons,
127    IV|          by following, whereof S. Austin saith that the cause of
128    IV|           adversities, whereof S. Austin saith: The most profitable
129    IV|     strength. And hereof saith S. Austin: The blessed Laurence dwelled
130    IV|           of S. Maximin and of S. Austin, the blessed Laurence had
131    IV|       felt not the flames. And S. Austin saith: The charity of Jesu
132    IV|         they be deceived, said S. Austin thus: A man covetous is
133    IV|        mother above all other. S. Austin affirmeth not this only,
134    IV|  Assumption of our Lady, after S. Austin. ~S. Austin showeth authentically
135    IV|        Lady, after S. Austin. ~S. Austin showeth authentically in
136     V|            like as the blessed S. Austin witnesseth in his book,
137     V|          followeth the Life of S. Austin, or Augustine, Doctor, and
138     V|           exposition of his name.~Austin, this name was sorted to
139     V|          is said in the glossary: Austin is said great, blessed,
140     V|                             Of S. Austin, Doctor and Bishop.~S. Austin
141     V|     Austin, Doctor and Bishop.~S. Austin the noble doctor was born
142     V|      flesh. And in the same error Austin fell, and abode therein
143     V|           here the loss of my son Austin, and he answered: Be thou
144     V|         when she had told this to Austin, he said to his mother:
145     V|     emperor. And by the ensamples Austin enforced him strongly, so
146     V|        the day of Easter came and Austin was thirty years old, he
147     V|          Te deum laudamus, and S. Austin answered: Te dominum confitemur,
148     V|         died, and after her death Austin returned unto his proper
149     V|           and anon he returned to Austin and said: What have ye for
150     V|       have ye for our dinner? And Austin answered to him: I noot
151     V|           prayed God weeping, and Austin prayed for him, and he was
152     V|         finger of the glorious S. Austin. And the good man received
153     V|         painted on an altar of S. Austin at the black frirs at Antwerp,
154     V|           this glorious doctor S. Austin, to whom let us devoutly
155     V|    abashed when he saw it. And S. Austin rehearseth in a sermon that
156     V|          forgiven. And after this Austin saith that S. John was not
157     V|      buried. In what reverence S. Austin had him in, it appeareth
158     V|         of chastity, unto Jerome, Austin, etc. And in another place
159     V|          to others by charity. S. Austin saith in the eighth book
160    VI|         the faith of Christ by S. Austin. Which Ethelbert made in
161    VI|           of S. Paul, in which S. Austin ordained S. Mellitus to
162    VI|          and beauty, the which S. Austin teacheth, that is to wit,
163    VI|          heard Therefore saith S. Austin: Our Lord would have two
164    VI|         heard, therefore saith S. Austin: The two gospels that be
165    VI|      uncertain way. This saith S. Austin, for such do penance more
166    VI|          It is to be known, as S. Austin saith: That all they that
167    VI|           the Trinity, whereof S. Austin saith: She woke in the perdurability
168   VII|          by the information of S. Austin and S. Melitus, was informed
169   VII|           much thereto. For as S. Austin rehearseth, in his book
170   VII|         bishop, said to him: I am Austin, that am sent to thee to
171   VII|   themselves after the rule of S. Austin. Nevertheless he gave to
172   VII|          doctors, the first is S. Austin, which exposeth it thus:
173   VII|           Lady. Aug. 15, iv. 234.~Austin of Hippo. August 28, v.
174   VII|         Hippo. August 28, v. 44.~*Austin, Apostle of England, May
175   VII|       Antwerp, painting at, of S. Austin and the child, v. 66.~Apollo,
176   VII|       deceive S. Benet, iii. 87. ~Austin, S., attests the miracles
177   VII|           of water, vii. 107.~—S. Austin's parable of the, v. 66.~
178   VII|         Winchester, miracle of S. Austin, iii. 202.~Windows, three,