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1 I| the cause of the hurt and sickness general. For sith the malady
2 I| three manner of maladies or sickness, for we be lightly deceived,
3 I| cure us of our malady and sickness, for because of the time
4 II| for God smote them with sickness in their secret parts, and
5 II| one semblable and horrible sickness on all their members, for
6 II| were glad of his malady and sickness, therefore he did do assemble
7 II| of his death than of his sickness, and anon did do slay him,
8 II| Constantine God sent him such a sickness that he became lazar and
9 II| and dumb six years by a sickness that she had; but she had
10 II| anon be delivered of thy sickness, wherewith she awoke ~and
11 III| good, suffering sorrow and sickness, than their heart should
12 III| herself she was hard in her sickness and scarce, for she refused
13 III| required aid for any other sickness or infirmity, that he would
14 III| life thou shalt languish in sickness. Then answered S. Gregory
15 III| that he had liefer to have sickness all his life in this world,
16 III| to heal him of his great sickness and disease.~And the abbot
17 III| enquired the cause of the sickness, the time thereof and the
18 III| manner. The cause ne the sickness were not known, but the
19 III| time of the coming of the sickness, and conjectured that it
20 III| made whole of whatsoever sickness he was sick of. And when
21 III| for to be relieved of his sickness, whom the paynims scorned,
22 IV| Paul laboured to help the sickness of the souls. Job opened
23 IV| many were healed of divers sickness and maladies by the merits
24 IV| and he fell in a grievous sickness, wherefore he went to the
25 IV| to his soul, that his old sickness might come again to him.
26 IV| broken with a pestilent sickness of another. The simulachre
27 IV| prayer power to put away sickness and sores from them that
28 IV| was taken with so grievous sickness that he was in despair of
29 IV| long with an over great sickness, and came toward his end,
30 IV| were healed of whatsoever sickness they had. Devils were chased
31 V| all the hospital of that sickness. And after he went through
32 V| in the wood, what hurt, sickness or swelling they had, they
33 V| made you clean of all your sickness, so let this temple be made
34 V| for the deliverance of his sickness. And he said: If I did never
35 V| when he was in grievous sickness and prayed that God would
36 V| name.~Lowe or lupe is some sickness in the leg, which behoveth
37 V| were delivered of divers sickness and maladies. Then the emperor
38 V| and anon was healed of her sickness, and then she offered a
39 V| corrected by the scourge of sickness, and suddenly changed him
40 VI| when he was so feeble by sickness that his natural heat was
41 VI| he was delivered from his sickness and disease. ~And in like
42 VI| And at such time as her sickness came, she entered into her
43 VI| heart all whole from the sickness that he had in his breast.
44 VI| superfluity of water. For this sickness in especial he is sought,
45 VI| in continual languor and sickness, nevertheless was never
46 VI| it is read that, in the sickness in which she passed toward
47 VI| multiplied her languor and sickness. She had sometime done so
48 VI| would God enrich her in her sickness, to the end that she should
49 VI| torments, for in suffering of sickness is virtue perfect. How and
50 VI| marvellously destrained by sickness, so that her daughters had
51 VI| bruised and troubled by great sickness that the body might not
52 VI| her and beheld the great sickness that she had long time suffered,
53 VI| never was sick after of that sickness, ne never hurt him after
54 VI| not to visit them for any sickness ne malady that they had,
55 VI| was fallen in so great a sickness that he cried and would
56 VI| light, in like wise after sickness and infirmity, health shall
57 VII| kiss him, and whatsomever sickness that they had, they were
58 VII| Barking, he fell into a great sickness, in which he ended his temporal
59 VII| death ne of old age, ne of sickness, ne of poverty, ne of no
60 VII| come to their abbey. His sickness began for to increase from
61 VII| one were healed of their sickness. Many a blind person was
62 VII| and incontinent after, his sickness left him and departed from
63 VII| enemy, or of whatsomever sickness that it had been, they all
64 VII| punished by some manner of sickness.~Wherefore it happed on
65 VII| thigh of it was grieved with sickness. And many other miracles
66 VII| their members of whatsoever sickness or languor that it be, who
67 VII| finally smote him with such a sickness that he had no member wherewith
68 VII| be anon all whole of his sickness, for it containeth within
69 VII| him so oppressed of this sickness made a bargain with a physician
70 VII| oppressed with the said sickness and no remedy might be found
71 VII| thereabout, and in his last sickness he ceased not to teach them
72 VII| issued out of a grievous sickness, Iying at Pontoise, took
73 VII| much great and wonderful sickness by the just judgment of
74 VII| this, understanding the sickness of the queen his mother,
75 VII| by corruption of the said sickness, the blessed S. Louis administered,
76 VII| they had lost by divers sickness and languors.~In the year
77 VII| A woman aggrieved with a sickness which men call the fire
78 VII| delivered from the foresaid sickness. Item two days after this,
79 VII| oppressed and beaten with sickness of feet, that he could not
80 VII| bed, sick with his last sickness, took and devoutly received
81 VII| A woman which by great sickness was passed out of this world,
82 VII| counterfeited for cause of a sickness that men called the gout,
83 VII| holpen and relieved from that sickness only by that he handled
84 VII| altar of S. Stephen cure sickness and blindness, ii. 158.~
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