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1 I| cross, he descended into his tomb. From the tomb he arose,
2 I| into his tomb. From the tomb he arose, and after ascended
3 I| raised a title upon her tomb; this is the title of the
4 I| spelunke, n., a cave or tomb. stacten, n., myrrh. storax,
5 II| when he was buried in a tomb of marble, a fountain of
6 II| his holy martyr, at whose tomb by the merits and prayers
7 II| vision of S. Agnes, at her tomb showed to her friends, she
8 II| midnight stand upon the tomb of a paynim, and call the
9 II| man, and she came to his tomb, and there wept and cried
10 III| affrayed, and went to the tomb where the knight was buried
11 III| on that one side of the tomb in which the body should
12 III| was embalmed within the tomb, this young man set, at
13 III| company departed from the tomb, being closed, without appearing
14 III| worship the sepulchre of the tomb of S. Agatha. Quintianus,
15 III| cloth that lay upon her tomb, and held it abroad against
16 III| that they brought from her tomb, showing that our Lord kept
17 III| did it to be buried in his tomb which he had do made for
18 III| said chapel, and in his tomb is an hole that a man may
19 III| they took it out of the tomb, there was so sweet an odour
20 III| Egewin came to offer at his tomb, fettered with chains of
21 III| by Autun and went to the tomb of S. Cassian, he enquired
22 III| answered to him out of the tomb wherein he day, and said:
23 III| made all whole. To whose tomb the people over all there
24 III| secretly in his house in a tomb of stone, and laid a book
25 III| savour issued out of their tomb; and incontinent a blind
26 III| holy body, and laid a fair tomb over him, and afterwards
27 III| stood, which was at that tomb of S. Alban. And one of
28 III| Dagobert the king, and the tomb of S. Brice, and another
29 III| of S. Brice, and another tomb where the body of S. Martin
30 III| when he died, but in his tomb, when he was translated,
31 III| had always grown in his tomb.~Thus endeth the Life of
32 III| his sin, and came to the tomb of the said virgin, and
33 IV| wherefore he went to the tomb of S. Thomas to pray for
34 IV| he returned again to the tomb of S. Thomas, and prayed
35 IV| a time as he visited her tomb, he was not all asleep nor
36 IV| were showed and done at her tomb. Then Clovis, king of France,
37 IV| in his reins, came to her tomb and there received very
38 IV| by Autun, he went to the tomb of S. Cassian and enquired
39 IV| answered him out of the tomb and said: I am in sweet
40 IV| reverence buried it in my new tomb. And that other that lieth
41 IV| full of red roses is the tomb of S. Stephen, which only
42 IV| which hast enclosed in one tomb the glorious jewels, the
43 IV| the same time when his tomb was opened, which was bounden
44 IV| issued gloriously out of the tomb, and thus was received in
45 IV| vestments were left in her tomb, to the comfort of good
46 IV| place much far from folk a tomb or a sepulchre environed
47 IV| such a place, in such a tomb in the Vale of Jehosaphat;
48 IV| holy body was laid in the tomb honourably, but her soul
49 V| miracles were showed at his tomb that it was held in great
50 V| despite, and laid them in a tomb of lead, and threw them
51 V| Elisæum and Abdias, and at his tomb many miracles were showed.
52 V| cell which was set on the tomb of S. Concord. And as he
53 V| answered again out of the tomb that he might not now come,
54 V| went then together to the tomb of S. Concord, and lifted
55 V| they sent hastily to the tomb of the dead man, and found
56 V| that other thigh in the tomb instead of his. Then let
57 V| thither, he proudly smote the tomb with his foot, and said:
58 VI| there came a cripple to his tomb to be holpen of his great
59 VI| And when he came to the tomb, he besought Almighty God
60 VI| burying, there came to his tomb a man which had but one
61 VI| custom daily to visit the tomb of S. Edward with certain
62 VI| and went straight to the tomb of S. Edward with his cross
63 VI| into the hard stone of his tomb, saying: Take this and give
64 VI| stone that lay upon his tomb resolved by miracle, and
65 VI| some of them went to the tomb and would have pulled out
66 VI| archbishop, and went unto the tomb whereas the staff stood
67 VI| great devotion to visit the tomb of his cousin, S. Edward,
68 VI| burying that they opened his tomb. And when the stone was
69 VI| aromatic had flowed out of the tomb. And they found the pall
70 VI| therein, and covered again his tomb with full great reverence,
71 VI| mass time he came to the tomb of S. Edward and fell down
72 VI| and irons hang tofore his tomb.~The viscount of Limoges
73 VI| that great chain tofore his tomb. There was a certain man
74 VI| like as dead men be in a tomb. And after entered into
75 VI| coals all burning unto the tomb of S. Martin, and his vestments
76 VI| people every day to the tomb of S. Clare, and giving
77 VI| And forthwith went to her tomb full of belief to have his
78 VI| laid the child upon the tomb of the virgin and made his
79 VI| And then she came to the tomb of S. Clare with great repentance
80 VI| and he was set tofore her tomb three nights and two days,
81 VI| to them that came to her tomb sick and diseased, and when
82 VI| monastery, and Iying tofore the tomb of the holy virgin, that
83 VI| the monastery ne to the tomb where the virgin lay. And
84 VI| neck, and so went to the tomb, and there being in great
85 VI| and laid him down upon the tomb, and anon he was perfectly
86 VI| did her to be borne to the tomb of S. Clare and prayed her
87 VI| the maid lay tofore the tomb she began to sweat, and
88 VI| miracles were showed at her tomb after her death. It was
89 VI| after was brought into the tomb of S. Elizabeth, and was
90 VI| that he should go to the tomb of S. Elizabeth, and was
91 VI| S. Nicholas' Church in a tomb of marble before the rood,
92 VI| kneeled down tofore the tomb of S. Clement and had made
93 VII| And after came unto his tomb and saw there written by
94 VII| many fair miracles at the tomb of these two precious bodies.~
95 VII| make a verse to set on his tomb, and began in this wise:
96 VII| morn he found graven on his tomb by the hands of angels the
97 VII| of S. Peter: This is the tomb of the golden Petronelle
98 VII| dead it was written on his tomb whereas he was buried with
99 VII| where the said grave or tomb is, and devoutly beseecheth
100 VII| Blind men cured at the tomb of S. Edward, vi. 34.~Blind
101 VII| result of refusing, iii. 199.~Tomb of S. Andrew, miracle of
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