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 1   III|      to her this example: Lo! Elizabeth thy cousin, which is barren,
 2   III|      of Aaron, whose name was Elizabeth, daughter of Esmeria, which
 3   III| mother of our Lady. Then this Elizabeth and our Lady were cousins-german,
 4   III|        Zacharias and his wife Elizabeth, were just tofore our Lord,
 5   III|     both old, he and his wife Elizabeth. It happed, at a solemnity
 6   III|      tofore of whom our Lord. Elizabeth thy wife shall conceive
 7   III|     it appeareth, said he, of Elizabeth thy cousin, the which, she
 8   III|   When our Lady heard that S. Elizabeth her cousin was great, she
 9   III|    the ears of the body of S. Elizabeth, and into her child that
10   III|      to the blessed child, S. Elizabeth was replenished, and anon
11   III|        Of all these things S. Elizabeth knew nothing when our Lady
12   III|        Our Lady abode with S. Elizabeth three months or thereabouts
13   III|       and his wife was called Elizabeth, which had between them
14    IV|      in the revelations of S. Elizabeth that, on a time as she was
15    IV|     And a little while after, Elizabeth demanded of an angel to
16    IV|       was raised. And then S. Elizabeth demanded of her whether
17     V|      had two daughters, named Elizabeth, and Elind. Elizabeth was
18     V|   named Elizabeth, and Elind. Elizabeth was mother to John Baptist,
19     V|       Mary might be cousin of Elizabeth as it is tofore said. It
20     V|      said. It is certain that Elizabeth was Zachary's wife, which
21    VI|      Virgin the conceiving of Elizabeth. The conceiving of Elizabeth
22    VI|  Elizabeth. The conceiving of Elizabeth was showed to Mary because
23    VI|      followeth the Life of S. Elizabeth, and first of her name.~
24    VI|        and first of her name.~Elizabeth is expounded and as much
25    VI|                         Of S. Elizabeth.~Elizabeth was daughter
26    VI|              Of S. Elizabeth.~Elizabeth was daughter of the noble
27    VI|    dead, and when the blessed Elizabeth saw that, she was sorry
28    VI|     souls.~And the blessed S. Elizabeth had great desire that her
29    VI|   life. And then this blessed Elizabeth received the habit of religion
30    VI|     she was innocent. Then S. Elizabeth said: Then at the least,
31    VI|   haunt such vanities. And S. Elizabeth demanded of her if ever
32    VI|     habit of religion with S. Elizabeth, and finished her life laudably.~
33    VI|     showed in the dying of S. Elizabeth of what holiness she was,
34    VI|       he should vow him to S. Elizabeth if he would have his health,
35    VI|   brought into the tomb of S. Elizabeth, and was made perfectly
36    VI| called with great devotion S. Elizabeth unto his help, and the night
37    VI|     dead and began to pray S. Elizabeth for hirn, and anon he arose
38    VI|     then they vowed him to S. Elizabeth, and he was anon re-established
39    VI|    mocked a poor man which S. Elizabeth had enlumined, and given
40    VI|      friends avowed him to S. Elizabeth and she gave to him his
41    VI|   should go to the tomb of S. Elizabeth, and was eight days on going
42    VI|    thankings to God and to S. Elizabeth. Then let us pray to her
43   VII| Confessor, October 13, vi. 1.~Elizabeth. November 19, vi. 213.~Ember
44   VII|      iv. 59.~---- sings to S. Elizabeth, vi. 226.~Birds and S. Francis,
45   VII|       Conrad, confessor to S. Elizabeth, vi. 217.~Consecration of
46   VII|        Frederic who mocked S. Elizabeth, vi. 229.~Frenchmen preached
47   VII|        Herman delivered by S. Elizabeth, vi. 229.~Hermits visit