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1 I| performed and accomplished divers works and histories translated
2 I| of Jerusalem, with other divers works and books, I ne nyste
3 I| which varied in many and divers places, and also many histories
4 I| weeks, in betokening of four divers comings. The first was when
5 I| the malady is showed in divers manners, and for each demandeth
6 I| filium Dei unigenitum. In divers manners this name, Son of
7 I| times in the year, and for divers reasons. For the first time,
8 I| why we call to the saints divers reasons be assigned heretofore,
9 I| and the women abode in divers mansions there about. And
10 I| heaven. Of this leap, and divers others leaps of Jesu Christ,
11 I| Ghost they began to speak divers languages, where the gloss
12 I| they began to speak with divers tongues in such wise as
13 I| squared. And make there divers places, and lime it with
14 I| height. And make therein divers distinctions of places and
15 I| another wife, by whom he had divers children. Abraham gave to
16 I| great multitude of beasts of divers kinds. The time that the
17 II| ten years old he died. And divers dukes after him judged and
18 II| defended them, and Saul had divers battles and had victory. ~
19 II| Solomon sent his messengers to divers kings for cedar trees and
20 II| have chosen. And after this divers kings became adversaries
21 II| of Israel. And so reigned divers kings each after other in
22 II| smote the land of Egypt with divers plagues. When they of Egypt
23 II| consent to his will or suffer divers torments; so that I am fled
24 II| made the others to die by divers torments; among whom there
25 II| Eugenia was much tormented in divers manners, and at the last
26 II| of holy church, and other divers points; to which S. Thomas
27 II| would have him consent to divers articles against the liberties
28 II| he would make him suffer divers torments. S. Silvester answered:
29 II| through the city of Amiens and divers cities about, that is to
30 II| anon they came in form of divers beasts wild and savage,
31 II| bring stones of marble of divers colours, and demand the
32 III| him much, and had with him divers masters of that science.
33 III| shall make thee to die by divers torments. S. Agatha abode
34 III| child bearing a light, and divers ointments in his hand. This
35 III| and cast into their hearts divers thoughts and occasions by
36 III| people as were vexed with divers maladies and sicknesses,
37 III| affer in great misery in divers wises, for to be punished
38 III| error, and the pope sent divers inquisitors thither of the
39 III| Pancrace is also said of divers colours; and so it appeared
40 III| suffering them, also in divers colours and full of all
41 III| rule, and guiding. And in divers places, whereas he visited
42 III| and bare about his neck divers relics of saints. He ware
43 III| that they might preach in divers places; after that it happed
44 III| seven years. And after, for divers causes, Maximian, which
45 III| people, and be punished with divers torments, and that all the
46 III| christian people of Rome of divers parts of the world, then
47 III| and heal sick people of divers maladies. When this holy
48 III| in which all sick folk of divers maladies and sicknesses
49 III| Marcial had journeyed long by divers countries in long preaching
50 IV| Romans had suffered many divers tribulations, the emperor
51 IV| them, they were slain with divers torments. And S. Gregory
52 IV| concupiscence of her; which sent her divers messengers and gifts, requiring
53 IV| and many were healed of divers sickness and maladies by
54 IV| people have been healed of divers sicknesses and maladies.
55 IV| the Jewry, which went into divers countries, and preached
56 IV| belly by gluttony, with divers manner of meats and sufferest
57 IV| anointed the body of her with divers precious ointments, and
58 IV| made them there to die by divers torments. And then Abdon
59 IV| begin to torment them with divers pains for the fleeing of
60 IV| Alexander, were holden in divers places in the prison of
61 IV| idols or else to be slain by divers torments. And the said emperors
62 IV| they were tormented with divers torments and at the last
63 IV| sacrifice, or else slay them bv divers torments. And he took Ciriacus
64 IV| or to put him to death by divers torments. And Valerianus
65 IV| thou shalt be punished by divers torments. Then he commanded
66 IV| faculties, and slay him by divers torments. And then he found
67 IV| departed and gone in to divers countries of the world for
68 IV| sermon made and ordained of divers sayings of saints, the which
69 V| his age he fasted many and divers fastings for Christ's love.
70 V| and to make and seek other divers pilgrimages, and clad him
71 V| approached he was visited of divers knights. And he prayed them
72 V| full of virtues.~There be divers opinions of the manner of
73 V| and many were delivered of divers sickness and maladies. Then
74 V| reproved sharply many men for divers causes, and therefore he
75 V| tormented and all to-rent by divers torments, that she came
76 V| with crowns of gold and divers manner of sacrifices, and
77 V| particular offices in the divers parts of the realm, as mayors,
78 V| grown he may be drawn to divers sins. The devil deceiveth
79 V| she filled the air with divers odours and sweet smells,
80 V| and then she led him into divers secret places; and he said
81 V| Denis saith and showeth in divers places, whereof he speaketh
82 V| and set in them clerks of divers orders. And then he shone
83 V| sacrifice or torment them by divers torments. And then he sent
84 VI| and much people slain in divers places, in houses, fields
85 VI| And about the king were divers covetous men, which said
86 VI| as King Canute had done divers times. An aid was then except
87 VI| Winchester, and two abbots, with divers clerks and laymen, went
88 VI| congregation of clerks of divers great matters belonging
89 VI| crosses made on the walls in divers places of the church, and
90 VI| king sat at his dinner with divers lords and gentles about
91 VI| were greatly troubled with divers diseases.~When the blessed
92 VI| were gathered together from divers realms, and she was leader
93 VI| then began they to make divers plays and games of battle,
94 VI| France, and they there chose divers places for to preach the
95 VI| them. And it is founden in divers places, of S. Simon, that
96 VI| sorrowful, and sent out, into divers parts, many knights to seek
97 VI| saints many benefits in divers manners. Fifthly, they be
98 VI| followed a great company of divers people. Then came they all
99 VI| gold, others enjoying in divers delights, others naked and
100 VI| purgatory, after the opinion of divers wise men, how be it that
101 VI| after this mortal life. Also divers places be deputed to divers
102 VI| divers places be deputed to divers souls for our instruction,
103 VI| answered: I am tormented of divers torments and pains, and
104 VI| many sick people having divers diseases have been there
105 VI| fire and consumest it by divers torments, I shall never
106 VI| score disciples, of whom divers cities chose of them to
107 VI| great fear, for they heard divers people speak together within
108 VI| put them out ofttimes from divers people. It is read in the
109 VI| health them that travailed in divers maladies and sicknesses.
110 VI| much to suffer, that in divers parts of the world was much
111 VI| which had holpen many and divers that had necessity and need.
112 VI| fair towels of silk into divers churches in divers places
113 VI| into divers churches in divers places of Assisi.~When she
114 VI| And thus he that had been divers times at S. Francis was
115 VI| of her husband, among the divers meats that were there, she
116 VI| to her and to her husband divers meats, and were supposed
117 VI| there for to be nourished in divers places, and returned herself
118 VI| his study, labouring in divers of the seven sciences, the
119 VI| God hath showed for him divers miracles. Then let us pray
120 VI| England of old time were divers kings, for the land was
121 VI| Hingvar, which hath subdued divers countries and lands in this
122 VI| commonly be had, be taken in divers places.~
123 VII| tower in his palace, with divers studies and chambers, in
124 VII| were there brought from divers provinces fifty masters
125 VII| sacrifice and live, or suffer divers torments and perish. And
126 VII| and hereafter shall follow divers feasts which be added and
127 VII| remember him, and he gave to divers of his servants things that
128 VII| Theophilus the scribe with many divers torments, and at the last
129 VII| wonders that he had seen in divers lands, and when Birinus
130 VII| to seek about by ship in divers countries to find a solitary
131 VII| compiled and expounded in divers chronicles. He saith that
132 VII| beauty of the office, but divers fathers ordained divers
133 VII| divers fathers ordained divers things. For the mass hath
134 VII| about twenty sick men of divers maladies, which all were
135 VII| body, wherefore she went to divers medicine and physicians,
136 VII| the fiend, and many from divers maladies, which have been
137 VII| be forthwith tormented by divers torments. But when he saw
138 VII| are daily healed there of divers sicknesses only to touch
139 VII| suffer many torments and divers pains, in which because
140 VII| going, coming, and being in divers companies. He spake ever
141 VII| God, and to the Saint in divers places were fourteen dead
142 VII| blind were by him illumined. Divers folk, in ten places, all
143 VII| full of it. Things lost by divers persons and in divers places
144 VII| by divers persons and in divers places were found and recovered
145 VII| miracles. Two dumb childien and divers others that had lost the
146 VII| The fire taken in three divers places was quenched and
147 VII| sick folk were healed of divers sicknesses and dolours only
148 VII| and yet over all other divers wars were, that marvel it
149 VII| other poor sufferers in divers places in the realm much
150 VII| In which place, also in divers others, this glorious saint
151 VII| which they had lost by divers sickness and languors.~In
152 VII| to be prised, befell in divers parts of the world at the
153 VII| offered wine, and others divers manners of offerings. After,
154 VII| rehearse in it many and divers places, and notwithstanding
155 VII| our Lord all entirely in divers places at once is perceived
156 VII| at once is perceived of divers persons. In such manner
157 VII| is known and perceived in divers places at once of many and
158 VII| places at once of many and divers creatures. The ninth miracle
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