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 1     I|      saith upon the gospel of S. Matthew, in saying that, the Jews
 2     I|      Austin, which saith that S. Matthew setteth forty generations
 3     I|         find in the legend of S. Matthew, of the pain and ruin of
 4     I|        that he died for sinners, Matthew ix.: Non vend vocare, etc.:
 5     I|          for to verify his word, Matthew xxi.: Amen dico quia meretrices,
 6     I|    disciples in the Mount Tabor, Matthew ultimo, and that signifieth
 7     I|          at his transfiguration, Matthew xvii.: Lo! he yet speaking
 8    II|       the first chapter of Saint Matthew which is read on Christmas
 9    II|      apostles, of which calling, Matthew saith in the third chapter:
10    II|          preached in Scythia and Matthew in Murgondy. And the men
11    II|      utterly the preaching of S. Matthew, and drew out his eyes,
12    II|        commanded him to go to S. Matthew into Murgondy, and he answered
13    II|        the prison open, where S. Matthew was in; and when he saw
14    II|    rendered and gave again to S. Matthew his two eyes and his sight.
15    II|       and his sight. And then S. Matthew departed from thence and
16    II|       country were wroth that S. Matthew was so escaped. Then took
17    II|       said of the blinding of S. Matthew, I suppose that it is not
18    II|         as Chrysostom saith upon Matthew: Continual dread is his
19     V|         to them the gospel after Matthew in their proper tongue.
20     V|          her original beginning. Matthew and Luke describe not the
21     V|         beginneth the Life of S. Matthew, and, first of the interpretation
22     V|      interpretation of his name.~Matthew was named by twain names,
23     V|         by twain names, that was Matthew and Levy. Matthew is expounded
24     V|       that was Matthew and Levy. Matthew is expounded a hasty gift,
25     V|        of counsel, or it is said Matthew of magnus, and theos, that
26     V|                            Of S. Matthew.~Matthew the apostle, preaching
27     V|                   Of S. Matthew.~Matthew the apostle, preaching in
28     V|        be honoured as gods. Then Matthew the apostle entered into
29     V|       men into hurt, that turned Matthew into health. Then this eunuch
30     V|       this eunuch demanded of S. Matthew how he spake and understood
31     V|        so many tongues. And then Matthew told him how the Holy Ghost
32     V|     slept at his feet. Then said Matthew to the enchanters: Where
33     V|   sacrificed to him, and then S. Matthew beheld them and said: What
34     V|      sent a tormentor which slew Matthew with a sword behind him,
35     V|     considered in the blessed S. Matthew. The first is the hastiness
36     V|          accuser of himself. And Matthew named himself publican,
37     V|      descended to a man, sinner, Matthew might have answered: Ye
38     V|      Uriah, his true knight. And Matthew sinned in the sin of avarice,
39     V|          in the conversion of S. Matthew, that is to wit somewhat
40     V|        in the person of the said Matthew: This master may take away
41     V|        healed, that is to say S. Matthew, three things be to be considered,
42     V|        his health. Then he said: Matthew, follow now thy leech merrily
43     V|   Ambrose saith in the person of Matthew: I am bounden with the nails
44    VI| predication, and hereof saith S. Matthew, Mathei quinto: Ye be the
45    VI|   singular, for after S. Jerome, Matthew is signified in the man,
46    VI|         seen, they were John and Matthew, and two of things heard,
47    VI|     Zaroes and Arphaxat, whom S. Matthew had driven out of Ethiopia.
48    VI|     hereof saith Chrysostom upon Matthew: Jesu Christ sent his apostles
49    VI|    crying and saying as is said, Matthew, eleventh chap.: Come unto
50   VII|        his book, that he made to Matthew the emperor. And when this
51   VII|      article beforesaid, laid S. Matthew the Evangelist in the creed.~
52   VII|        History of the, vii. 225.~Matthew. September 21, v. 149.~Matthias.