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 1     I|         Jerome, S. Macarius, S. Anthony, and S. Mary of Egypt, and
 2     I|        Peter Keyser, a rival of Anthony Vernard at Paris. It contains
 3    II| thirteen years. In this time S. Anthony was a hermit in another
 4    II|        to bury my body. When S. Anthony heard that, anon he began
 5    II|        wrap in my body. Then S. Anthony marvelled of this, that
 6    II|       hills and valleys, and S. Anthony of great age and feeble
 7    II|        second journey, where S. Anthony went through the desert
 8    II|    quantity of his body, and S. Anthony buried his body therein.
 9    II|         for great reverence, S. Anthony ware this coat and clad
10    II|            Here followeth of S. Anthony, and first the interpretation
11    II|    interpretation of his name. ~Anthony is said of Ana, which is
12    II|               Of the Life of S. Anthony. ~S. Anthony was born in
13    II|         Life of S. Anthony. ~S. Anthony was born in Egypt of good
14    II|        of fornication, which S. Anthony had desired and prayed to
15    II|      young people. Then said S. Anthony: Sith I have perceived that
16    II|        his service, suddenly S. Anthony revived and made his servant
17    II|  another brayed and assailed S. Anthony, that one with the horns,
18    II|        beasts fled away, and S. Anthony understood that in this
19    II|       Jesu answered: I am here, Anthony. Then said S. Anthony: O
20    II|     here, Anthony. Then said S. Anthony: O good Jesu! where hast
21    II|       through all the world. S. Anthony was of so great fervour
22    II|         him. ~After this, as S. Anthony went in desert he found
23    II|        After, it happed that S. Anthony on a time was in prayer,
24    II|         and gins. Then cried S. Anthony and said: O good Lord, who
25    II|     them without more. ~When S. Anthony on a time was left in the
26    II|      him again in his place. S. Anthony recordeth of himself that
27    II|         the heaven, and when S. Anthony had demanded him what he
28    II|       do me thus much shame? S. Anthony said: They do it by good
29    II|        A young man passed by S. Anthony and his bow in his hand,
30    II|         hand, and beheld how S. Anthony played with his fellows,
31    II|         was evil apaid. Then S. Anthony said to him that he should
32    II|       bow. Then demanded him S. Anthony why he held not his bow
33    II|     feeble; then said to him S. Anthony: In likewise play the monks,
34    II|      God. ~A man demanded of S. Anthony what he might do to please
35    II|      safe. ~An abbot came to S. Anthony for to be counselled of
36    II|    might do for to be saved. S. Anthony answered to him: Have none
37    II|         Some hermits came to S. Anthony for to visit him, and their
38    II|         with them; then said S. Anthony to the hermits: Ye have
39    II|      come to the mouth. Then S. Anthony said: Ye ought to know that
40    II|      proper to himself, whom S. Anthony sent to the market to buy
41    II|          and when he came to S. Anthony he told him what was happed
42    II|        to him; and then said S. Anthony to him: Thus as the hounds
43    II|    themselves. ~On a time as S. Anthony was in the wilderness in
44    II|        were assembled tofore S. Anthony, they demanded of him of
45    II|         after a voice called S. Anthony and said: Arise, and go
46    II|         see up on high. When S. Anthony beheld upward on high he
47    II|        happed on a time that S. Anthony laboured with his brethren
48    II|         voice from heaven to S. Anthony that said that great abomination
49    II|    great persecution to whom S. Anthony wrote a letter which said:
50    II|     letter and began to mock S. Anthony, and spit on it, and beat
51    II|    letter, and sent again to S. Anthony these words: If thou hast
52    II|         hermits were come to S. Anthony and demanded of him a collation.
53    II|         collation. Then said S. Anthony: Do ye this that is written
54    II|        We may not. Then said S. Anthony to his servant: Give them
55    II|      great need. At the last S. Anthony assembled the hermits and
56    IV|      commandment of the emperor Anthony, tofore Publius the provost.
57     V|       and miracles of the great Anthony, that had died lately under
58     V| sorrowed, and went to the abbot Anthony for to require of him if
59     V|          And the cause told, S. Anthony called his disciples and
60     V|         greatest disciple of S. Anthony, saw suddenly in heaven
61     V|        only by the merits of S. Anthony, a goodly voice answered
62     V|       not only by the merits of Anthony, his father, but by the
63   VII|         fellow which was called Anthony, which wrote his life and
64   VII|         have his blessing. Then Anthony came to him saying: Arise
65   VII|     much strongly, and then had Anthony much more dread, and durst
66   VII|       cloud black and dark, and Anthony saw an angel come from heaven
67   VII|         men call the fire of S. Anthony came to Poissy, thereas
68   VII|    Andrew. November 30, ii. 94.~Anthony. January 17, ii. 224.~Annunciation
69   VII|       vi. 229.~Hermits visit S. Anthony, ii. 228.~Hermogenes the