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 1    II|       ceased. ~An old man called Nicholas by name, went unto the apostle
 2    II|         that said: I have gotten Nicholas by thy prayers whom I had
 3    II|         beginneth the Life of S. Nicholas the Bishop. ~Nicholas is
 4    II|         S. Nicholas the Bishop. ~Nicholas is said of Nichos, which
 5    II|          and of laos, people, so Nicholas is as much as to say as
 6    II|      overcome vices and sins. Or Nicholas is said of Nichor, that
 7    II|  adjousted thereto many things. ~Nicholas, citizen of the city of
 8    II| sustained. And when the holy man Nicholas knew hereof he had great
 9    II|    poverty. And after a few days Nicholas doubled the mass of gold,
10    II|        of the gold, and followed Nicholas, which fled from him, and
11    II|    hastily, and knew that it was Nicholas; and anon he kneeled down,
12    II|     church, and have the name of Nicholas they should sacre him bishop.
13    II|          had been sent from God, Nicholas arose tofore all other.
14    II|         and said: I have to name Nicholas. Then the bishop said to
15    II|          the bishop said to him: Nicholas, servant and friend of God,
16    II|      chronicle that, the blessed Nicholas was at the Council of Nice;
17    II|     prayed and required devoutly Nicholas, servant of God, saying:
18    II|     strongly God and his servant Nicholas. Then this holy man distributed
19    II|       whom there was one like to Nicholas, which spake to them softly:
20    II|         to them; and the blessed Nicholas commanded them to dine with
21    II|   beheaded. And when the blessed Nicholas knew this, he prayed these
22    II|        over their heads. Then S. Nicholas embraced with the love of
23    II|   Nepotian remembered him how S. Nicholas had delivered the three
24    II|       And thus as they prayed S. Nicholas appeared to them, and after
25    II|         And he said to him: I am Nicholas bishop of Mirea. And in
26    II|    answered: Know thou that I am Nicholas, the bishop of the city
27    II|         know ye well a man named Nicholas? And when they heard speak
28    II|         that by the merits of S. Nicholas they might be delivered
29    II|          life and miracles of S. Nicholas, he said to them: Go ye
30    II|         them the sepulchre of S. Nicholas. And they opened it and
31    II|       sware upon the altar of S. Nicholas that he would render and
32    II|         life by the merits of S. Nicholas, he would not receive it,
33    II|          virtuous miracles of S. Nicholas, and did do make an image
34    II|        his goods, saying to him: Nicholas, lo! here be all my goods,
35    II|          saying these words: Sir Nicholas, I had set you in my house
36    II|        And he said to them: I am Nicholas the servant of Jesu Christ,
37    II|      every year, the feast of S. Nicholas much solemnly. On a time
38    II|          how is it with thee? S. Nicholas, is this the guerdon that
39    II|    Another nobleman prayed to S. Nicholas that he would, by his merits,
40    II|          toward the church of S. Nicholas, and when the child would
41    II|          came to the altar of S. Nicholas he offered the second cup,
42    II|          the sea, the blessed S. Nicholas came and kept him that he
43    II|       was glad and offered to S. Nicholas both the two cups. ~There
44    II|         that by the merits of S. Nicholas had a son, and called him:
45    II|       did do make a chapel of S. Nicholas in his dwellingplace; and
46    II|       every year the feast of S. Nicholas. And this manor was set
47    II|         devoutly the feast of S. Nicholas, the child held a precious
48    II|          to him: Whatsomever thy Nicholas do or do not, thou shalt
49    II|         held the solemnity of S. Nicholas, in such wise that they
50    II|         as he was beaten on a S. Nicholas day, and was after set in
51    II|          prison, he prayed to S. Nicholas as well for his beating
52    II|        to have on that day of S. Nicholas. And when he had long prayed
53    IV|          Bologna which was named Nicholas, which suffered great pain
54     V|       had impetred and gotten of Nicholas the pope, the body of S.
55    VI|       pope Leo was dead and pope Nicholas was after him. And then
56    VI|       done tofore him. Then pope Nicholas, considering the great devotion
57    VI|         buried at Abingdon in S. Nicholas' Church in a tomb of marble
58   VII|         the flowing of oil in S. Nicholas, the effusion of milk for
59   VII|    pneuma of Alleluias, and Pope Nicholas ordained that they should
60   VII|         men, and the bones of S. Nicholas were brought into Bari.
61   VII|         sung a new history of S. Nicholas, in a church which was of
62   VII|         And when the feast of S. Nicholas came, the brethren said
63   VII|       were all in their beds, S. Nicholas appeared visibly and much
64   VII|       sing the new history of S. Nicholas from henceforth.~In that
65   VII|    Rheims. December 14, ii. 136.~Nicholas. December 6, ii. 109.~Noah,
66   VII|    Constantine's vision of Saint Nicholas, ii. 115.~Convent discipline,
67   VII|          of silver offered to S. Nicholas, ii. 120.~Curse removed
68   VII|        of the devil baffled by S.Nicholas, ii. 113.~---statue of,
69   VII|         Jew beats the image of S Nicholas, ii. 119.~—that smote the
70   VII|    Jewish usurer justified by S. Nicholas, ii. 1l7.~Jews pierce a
71   VII|      Nero, the story of, iv. 24.~Nicholas recovered from lechery,
72   VII|          daughters rescued by S. Nicholas, ii. 110.~Noddo, fearful
73   VII|        of manna, ii. 105.~—of S. Nicholas, a fountain of oil, ii.
74   VII|   inexhaustible by prayers of S. Nicholas, ii. 113.~Wild bulls tamed,