Volume

  1     I|     in the Cantica Canticorum ii.: Arise thou my spouse,
  2     I|        whereof is said, Hosea ii.: I shall lead man's soul
  3    II|      amorous, Canticorum cap. ii.; Arise up thou my fair
  4    II|       madness. ~ ~END OF VOL. II ~
  5   III|      in Jerusalem. Lucæ, cap. ii. The ancient law had his
  6    VI|     the eighth chapter to the II Corinthians: He is not alone,
  7    VI|     the eighth chapter of the II Corinthians: We sent with
  8   VII|        82.~Agnes. January 21, ii. 245.~*Alban. June 22, iii.
  9   VII|       Anastasia. December 25, ii. 149. ~Andrew. November
 10   VII|    149. ~Andrew. November 30, ii. 94.~Anthony. January 17,
 11   VII|      94.~Anthony. January 17, ii. 224.~Annunciation of our
 12   VII|        v. 31.~Basil. June 14, ii. 258.~Beatrice. July 29,
 13   VII|        Concepton of our Lady. ii. 122..~Cornelius. September
 14   VII|    October 25, vi. 59.~David. ii. 26.~Dedication of a Church.
 15   VII|    143.~Eugenia. December 25, ii. 151 and v. 120.~Eusebius.
 16   VII|     125. ~Fabian, January 20, ii. 231.~Faustin. July 29,
 17   VII|     said Inpicis. January 14, ii. 221.~Felix, Priest. August
 18   VII|     Invention of. January 14. ii. 216.~Forsey, January 16,
 19   VII|    2l4.~Fulcian. December 11, ii. 129.~Gatus. April 22, vii.
 20   VII|    284.~Gentian. December 11, ii, 129.~George. April 23,
 21   VII|      270.~Hilary. January 13, ii 213. Hippolitus. August
 22   VII|       Innocents. December 28, ii. 176.~Invention of the Cross.
 23   VII|    September 30, v. 199.~Job, ii. 52.~John the Baptist. June
 24   VII|      Evangelist. December 27, ii. 161.~John Port Latin. May
 25   VII|      the Almoner. January 23, ii. 268.~John the Abbot. February
 26   VII|       Joseph, i. 228.~Joshua, ii. 1.~Jude. October 28, vi.
 27   VII|   October 28, vi. 72.~Judith, ii. 77.~Julian the Bishop.
 28   VII|       261.~Lucy. December 13, ii. 130.~Luke. October 18,
 29   VII|      46.~Macarius. January 2, ii. 218.~Maccabees. August
 30   VII|       88.~Marcel. January 16, ii. 223.~Marcelin, Pope. April
 31   VII|       Of Rheims. December 14, ii. 136.~Nicholas. December
 32   VII|    136.~Nicholas. December 6, ii. 109.~Noah, i. 181.~Pancrace.
 33   VII|    Conversion of. January 25, ii. 279.~Paul the Hermit. January
 34   VII|       the Hermit. January 10, ii. 204.~Pauline, or Paula.
 35   VII|       16, iii. 225.~Rehoboam, ii. 51.~Remigius. January 13,
 36   VII|     51.~Remigius. January 13, ii. 209.~Remigius, translation
 37   VII|   November 29, vii. 30.~Saul, ii. 2.~Savien, or Savinien.
 38   VII|        Sebastian. January 20, ii. 232.~Seconde. March 31,
 39   VII|       Silvester. December 31, ii. 197.~Simeon. February 4,
 40   VII|   August 6, iv, 200.~Solomon, ii. 40.~Stephen, December 26,
 41   VII|     40.~Stephen, December 26, ii. 152.~*Stephen, Invention
 42   VII|      Canterbury. December 29, ii. 182.~*Thomas, Translation
 43   VII|     the Apostle. December 21, ii. 138.~Timothy and Appolinaris.
 44   VII|      August 23, v. 29.~Tobit, ii. 57.~Turian. July 13, vii.
 45   VII|       Victorice. December 11, ii. 129.~Vitus. June 15, iii.
 46   VII|    Euthicia of a bloody flux, ii. 131.~Agilmud, king of the
 47   VII|     by a miracle of S. Basil, ii. 260.~—confounded by S.
 48   VII|     iii. 148.~—the doings of, ii. 230.~Arius and his sect,
 49   VII|       the body of S. Stephen, ii. 158.~Austridinian, restored
 50   VII|      Blind restored to sight, ii. 96.~Blindness cured by
 51   VII|     story of David's penance, ii. 33.~Carnifrut, the cross
 52   VII|       to his father over sea, ii. 121.~Christ descends from
 53   VII|       of leprosy by S. Agnes, ii. 251.~Constantine forbids
 54   VII|       bath of infant's blood, ii. 201.~Constantine's vision
 55   VII|     vision of Saint Nicholas, ii. 115.~Convent discipline,
 56   VII|      and the precious stones, ii. 165.~Cripple cured by S.
 57   VII|       offered to S. Nicholas, ii. 120.~Curse removed by S.
 58   VII|  Curse removed by S. Stephen, ii. 159.~Cyprian the enchanter,
 59   VII|     related by Sir J. Capons, ii. 33.~Dead bodies defend
 60   VII|        iii. 46.~—as a herald, ii. 219.~—cast out by S. Appollinaris,
 61   VII|     the form of a fair woman, ii. 105.~Devil's compact with
 62   VII|       compact with a servant, ii. 261.~Devil's compact with
 63   VII|      in the likeness of dogs, ii. 99.~---appear to S. Theodora,
 64   VII|  devil baffled by S.Nicholas, ii. 113.~---statue of, speaks,
 65   VII|    113.~---statue of, speaks, ii. 96.~Diana's temple destroyed
 66   VII|     by the prayer of S. John, ii. 169.~Dicer, the, and S.
 67   VII|      subdued by S. Silvester, ii. 204.~---threatens an erring
 68   VII|      s ring and the pilgrims, ii. 175.~Eggs broken and made
 69   VII|       Normans for their sins, ii. 126.~Ephesus and the seven
 70   VII|       sickness and blindness, ii. 158.~Fowl made fish miraculously,
 71   VII|       made fish miraculously, ii. 191.~Frederick the emperor,
 72   VII|     named Thief and Foxwhelp, ii. 212.~Germain consecrates
 73   VII|    king of India, his palace, ii. 141.~Hades, Christ's descent
 74   VII|      S. Thomas of Canterbury, ii. 184-196.~Head of S. Nicasius
 75   VII|     after it was smitten off, ii. 137.~Heat, miracle of,
 76   VII|   Hebrew maiden and S. Thomas,ii. 139.~Henry and Cunegonde,
 77   VII|     Hermits visit S. Anthony, ii. 228.~Hermogenes the Enchanter,
 78   VII|    malady a vengeance of God, ii. 181.~Hingvar the Dane,
 79   VII|  safeguard againat the devil, ii. 218.~Ice in harvest time,
 80   VII|      confounded by S. Andrew, ii. 98.~India, works of S.
 81   VII|        works of S. Thomas in, ii. 144.~Inquisition searches
 82   VII|      the image of S Nicholas, ii. 119.~—that smote the crucifix,
 83   VII|     justified by S. Nicholas, ii. 1l7.~Jews pierce a crucifix,
 84   VII|        converted by S. Basil, ii. 267.~—of Arimathea, miracle
 85   VII| Marriage scorned by S. Agnes, ii. 246.~—spiritual, of a priest
 86   VII|       a priest with S. Agnes, ii. 251.~Mary, the blessed
 87   VII| Virgin, types and symbols of, ii. 124.~---sinless from the
 88   VII|        sinless from the womb, ii. 125.~---how she forbade
 89   VII|     forbade a clerk to marry, ii. 128.~—abbot of Rome saved
 90   VII|       Conception of our Lady, ii. 127.~Mass of S. Gregory,
 91   VII|       by prayer of S. Andrew, ii. 97.~Nightingale and archer,
 92   VII|       rescued by S. Nicholas, ii. 110.~Noddo, fearful end
 93   VII|      the strength of S. Lucv. ii. 135.~Pafuntius, abbot,
 94   VII|  Peter the toller, history of ii. 269.~Petrius of Byconne,
 95   VII|       communion by S. Fabian, ii. 231~Pine tree of Auxerre,
 96   VII|  Precious stones, miracle of, ii. 166.~Prelates, condemnation
 97   VII| embraced black pots and pans, ii. 149.~Purgatory of S. Patrick,
 98   VII|       the body of S. Vincent, ii. 251.~Reeds in the desert
 99   VII|  desert removed by the Devil, ii. 220.~Response 'Et cum spiritu
100   VII|    104.~Sacraros or Goat-man, ii. 206.~Saracens at Assisi,
101   VII|      commended among hermits, ii. 228.~Silver platter laid
102   VII|      the desert by the Devil, ii. 226.~Simon Magus, vi. 261.~—
103   VII|   savour of S. Firmin's body, ii. 217.~Swine recovered by
104   VII|     Andrew, miracle of manna, ii. 105.~—of S. Nicholas, a
105   VII|  Nicholas, a fountain of oil, ii. 117.~Tonsure instituted
106   VII|    The Provost and S. Andrew, ii. 109.~Veronica, story of,
107   VII|      and S. John the Almoner, ii. 272.~Walking on water,
108   VII|  pierced by a ray of the sun, ii. 216.~Wareham, Dorset, iii.
109   VII|       prayers of S. Nicholas, ii. 113.~Wild bulls tamed,
110   VII|   falsely accused of lechery, ii. 152.~—falsely accused as