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 1     I|        is spiritually tasted and remembered the excellent charity that
 2     I|       here among us daily, to be remembered in eschewing of all idolatry
 3     I|    entered in. And our Lord then remembered Noah and all them that were
 4     I|        subverted these cities he remembered Abraham, and delivered Lot
 5     I|       named Dinah. Then our Lord remembered Rachel and heard her and
 6     I|     feast unto his children, and remembered him, among the meals, on
 7     I|       desire? God hath found and remembered the iniquity of us thy servants,
 8     I|         heard their wailing, and remembered the promise he made with
 9     I|         desired to eat flesh and remembered of the flesh that they ate
10    II|     Ramatha. After this our Lord remembered her, and Elkanah knew her,
11    II|          of them. And because of remembered our Lord in all his heart,
12    II|         young man to her. Tobias remembered the words of the angel,
13    II|         word of the woman, and I remembered that I had the gospel upon
14    II|         that in all his works he remembered him every day, and said
15    II|      bitterly; and then Nepotian remembered him how S. Nicholas had
16    II|         cup tofore the king, and remembered his prise, the sorrow of
17    II|          after the mass, anon he remembered that that day he had not
18    II|        was abashed, and the maid remembered the words, and threw down
19    II|       thither to see him, and he remembered of the privily that they
20    II|        of this maid. And when he remembered that he was but a servant,
21   III|      When then he was emperor he remembered thereof, and because he
22   III|         thankings that thou hast remembered me, and hast sent thine
23   III|    market of Trajan, and then he remembered of the justice and other
24   III|          come into Alexandria he remembered no thing S. Mark, which
25   III|          and said to him that he remembered evil the bounty that he
26   III|         he might not go. Then he remembered of a woman that was healed
27   III|         that Constantine his son remembered the victory of his father,
28   III|       sacred into the papacy, he remembered the realm of England, and
29   III|       divinely. Then S. Eusebius remembered the promises of S. Germain,
30   III|        anon to his purse, for he remembered not that it was void, and
31   III|      which much annoyed her, she remembered of the goodness that S.
32    IV|   brought him out of France, had remembered of the promise that they
33    IV|       from his eyes; for when he remembered the sweet presence of our
34    IV|        weeping. And also when he remembered that he had rented him,
35    IV|          but one night only, and remembered of the heaviness that they
36    IV|        the wound. At the last he remembered of Nazarien and Celsus,
37    IV|          grace. Then S. Eusebius remembered of the promise of S. Germain,
38    IV|        schools. Then this master remembered his vision and doubted not
39    IV|        to the canon, in which is remembered the living men, he thought
40    IV|           he saith thus: When he remembered tofore the commandments
41     V|        not said the half when he remembered if he should have the saddle
42     V|       and might not find him.~He remembered always the poor people,
43     V|      that had desire to die, and remembered much oft thereupon the ensamples
44     V|       the Virgin Mary, but as he remembered a long time after, he translated
45     V|         came to a church, and he remembered of the service of our blessed
46     V|       was glad that thou haddest remembered thy noblesse. And then she
47     V|         a sword. And when he had remembered himself he threw away his
48     V|      naturally men abhor, but he remembered him of the word that was
49     V|      closed, the abbot Pafuntius remembered and sorrowed, and went to
50     V|      that all men cried, which I remembered, I have found the very truth
51    VI|       and the commons of England remembered the oath that they made
52    VI|          vain glory, but ever he remembered the words of our Lord that
53    VI|        this, the noble S. Edward remembered his vow and promise to visit
54    VI|       Then the king said: When I remembered at my dinner the great benefits
55    VI|     virgins, her feast should be remembered. They suffered death the
56    VI|       and fifty-two. It is to be remembered that among these eleven
57    VI|     their enemies, and then they remembered of Placidus, how he many
58    VI|        he knew them, and then he remembered his first dignity and began
59    VI|         served them. And when he remembered of his first estate he might
60    VI| following. For when the feast is remembered, we be called to ensue and
61    VI|       which she oft recorded and remembered because her heart and thought
62    VI|     maundy or supper, whereas is remembered how God loved unto the end
63    VI|          full of desire, for she remembered how Jesus in that hour was
64    VI|        and in all his lessons he remembered ever our Lord's passion.
65    VI|      through the grace of God he remembered his blessed passion, and
66    VI|         a while said nothing but remembered him well, and after many
67    VI|       people, and afterwards she remembered her son and began strongly
68   VII|          virgin should specially remembered, which chapel was by the
69   VII|         counsel of the king, and remembered him of the vanity of the
70   VII|    followeth. And this young man remembered oft in his heart these things,
71   VII|         I pray thee that thou be remembered of me when thou comest into
72   VII|       that they have mind and be remembered of the blessed passion and