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 501     I|        ceremonies and statutes that God ordained, by which the children
 502     I|          Moses then prayed our Lord God saying: Why art thou wroth,
 503     I|            Egyptians say that their God hath locked them out for
 504     I|       written both with the hand of God. And the scripture that
 505     I|          Moses: All they that be of God's part and have not sinned
 506     I|          saw them so unkind against God. Then God sent to them so
 507     I|            unkind against God. Then God sent to them so great plenty
 508     I|            ever grudging, wherefore God smote them and took vengeance
 509     I|          was of Ethiopia, and said: God hath not spoken only by
 510     I|         honey, be not rebel against God, he shall give it us, be
 511     I|         unto our Lord, saying: Lord God, hear the clamour of thy
 512     I|         drank their fill. Then said God to Moses and Aaron: Because
 513     I|            children grudged against God. ~Anon after this, by God'
 514     I|           God. ~Anon after this, by God's commandment, Moses took
 515     I|         light meat. For which cause God sent among them fiery-serpents,
 516     I|          and thee; pray for us unto God that he deliver from us
 517     I|             servant of our Lord, as God commanded, and was buried
 518     I|             which knew and spake to God face to face in all signs
 519     I|           all signs and tokens that God did and showed by him in
 520    II|             great battles. For whom God showed many great marvels
 521    II|           his sacrifice and worship God. In this time Hophni and
 522    II|            in the sight of Almighty God. Repute me not as one of
 523    II|            to her: Go in peace, the God of Israel give to thee the
 524    II|            him. And she said: Would God that thy handservant might
 525    II|         against the commandments of God. And our Lord sent a prophet
 526    II|           to man's estate, and that God should raise a priest that
 527    II|        might not see the lantern of God till it was quenched and
 528    II|             Lord whereas the ark of God was, and our Lord called
 529    II|           took with them the ark of God which Hophni and Phineas,
 530    II|          Israel and took the ark of God. And the two sons of Eli
 531    II|             be slain and the ark of God is taken. And when Eli heard
 532    II|           heard him name the ark of God he fell down backward by
 533    II|         Philistines took the ark of God and set it in their temple
 534    II|            temple of Dagon by their god Dagon, in Ashdod. On the
 535    II|        their temple, they saw their god Dagon lie on the ground
 536    II|            ground tofore the ark of God upon his face, and the head
 537    II|        trunk only in the place. And God showed many vengeances to
 538    II|          the ark was with them, for God smote them with sickness
 539    II|              Let not the ark of the God of Israel abide longer with
 540    II|         hard on us and on Dagon our god, and sent for the great
 541    II|           we do with the ark of the God of Israel? And they answered:
 542    II|           then they sent the ark of God into Acheron and when they
 543    II|         have brought the ark of the God of Israel to us, for to
 544    II|           thus they sent the ark of God unto the children of Israel. ~
 545    II|       matter with our Lord, to whom God said: Hear the voice of
 546    II|   counselled with our Lord. To whom God commanded to ordain to them
 547    II|           and said to him: Our Lord God hath anointed thee upon
 548    II|           ye have forsaken our Lord God that hath only delivered
 549    II|             a time to Saul and said God commanded him to fight against
 550    II|        sacrifice with unto thy Lord God. Then said Samuel to Saul:
 551    II|           done evil in the sight of God? And then said Saul to Samuel:
 552    II|          for to offer unto our Lord God. And then said Samuel: Trowest
 553    II|         have not obeyed the word of God and thy words, but have
 554    II|           his squire said: Now hath God brought thine enemy into
 555    II|           slay him. And David said: God forbid that I should lay
 556    II|             hurt ne grieve him, let God do his pleasure. And he
 557    II|           to Saul saying: Lo! Saul, God hath brought thee into my
 558    II|            thee if I had would, but God forbade that I should lay
 559    II|           thee, my lord anointed of God. And what have I offended
 560    II|          showed to me this day that God had brought me into shine
 561    II|             thou hast not slain me. God reward thee for this, that
 562    II|         Then said Abishai to David: God hath put thine enemy this
 563    II|           into the anointed king of God and be innocent? And David
 564    II|             yet more: By the living God, but if God smite him or
 565    II|           By the living God, but if God smite him or the days come
 566    II|            die or perish in battle, God be merciful to me, as I
 567    II|         have slain thee if I would; God judge between thee and me.
 568    II|           magnified in the sight of God and deliver me from all
 569    II|   Philistines fight against me, and God is gone from me, and will
 570    II|         What askest thou of me when God is gone from thee and gone
 571    II|           thee and gone unto David? God shall do to thee as he hath
 572    II|             and for disobedience of God's commandment was slain,
 573    II|             him that is anointed of God? David called one of his
 574    II|              and he ask and because God hath said thou shalt reign
 575    II|            after brought the ark of God in Jerusalem, and set it
 576    II|           said to David: The ark of God and Israel and Judah be
 577    II|            to Nathan: By the living God, the man that hath so done
 578    II|           thing. This said the Lord God of Israel: I have anointed
 579    II|      therefore despised the word of God and hast done evil in the
 580    II|            to blaspheme the name of God, therefore the son that
 581    II|     Brussels in Brabant. ~Therefore God took away this sin, and
 582    II|           which was well-beloved of God, and after David, Solomon
 583    II|         avowed to make sacrifice to God in Hebron, and his father
 584    II|            slain him? The man said: God forbid that I should set
 585    II|          pestilence. Of these three God biddeth thee choose which
 586    II|           said: Blessed be the Lord God of Israel that hath suffered
 587    II|          him to do justice and keep God's law, he blessed him and
 588    II|       ascension, and was great with God, yet God would not suffer
 589    II|             was great with God, yet God would not suffer him to
 590    II|           had shed man's blood. But God said to him, his son that
 591    II|          should build the temple to God. And when David had reigned
 592    II|             in the ways and laws of God. And all the kings about
 593    II|           seeing that the wisdom of God was in him in deeming of
 594    II|            diligence in their time. God gave to Solomon much wisdom
 595    II|             for to bring the Ark of God from the city of David,
 596    II|             and shall say: Why hath God done thus to this land and
 597    II|            have forsaken their Lord God that brought them out of
 598    II|           worshipped, and therefore God hath brought on them all
 599    II|            break the commandment of God. ~Twenty year after that
 600    II|           had edified the temple of God and his house, and finished
 601    II|            and wisdom, and thy Lord God be blessed whom thou hast
 602    II|           of Israel, for so much as God of Israel loveth thee and
 603    II|             to hear his wisdom that God had given to him. Every
 604    II|            of the gentiles, of whom God had commanded to the children
 605    II|           with their daughters, for God said certainly they should
 606    II|           and concubines, wherefore God was wroth with him, and
 607    II|       simple, rightful and dreading God, and going from all evil.
 608    II|          children sin and bless not God in their hearts. And thus
 609    II|           On a day when the sons of God were tofore our Lord, Satan
 610    II|          simple, rightful, dreading God, and going from evil? To
 611    II|            answered: Doth Job dread God idly? If so were that thou
 612    II|       another and said: The fire of God fell down from heaven and
 613    II|       ground, worshipped and adored God, saying: I am come out naked
 614    II|            day when the children of God stood tofore our Lord, Satan
 615    II|           and stood among them, and God said to him: Whence comest
 616    II|          and walked through it. And God said to Satan, Hast thou
 617    II|          simple, rightful, dreading God, and going from evil, and
 618    II|           not bless thee. Then said God to Satan: I will well that
 619    II|             simpleness, forsake thy God and bless him no more, and
 620    II|            return unto the end, how God restored Job again to prosperity.
 621    II|          him upon all the evil that God had sent to him. And each
 622    II|        patience gat so much love of God, that he was restored double
 623    II|             and worshipped the Lord God of Israel, offering truly
 624    II|        childhood he taught to dread God and abstain him from all
 625    II|          our Lord in all his heart, God gave him grace to be in
 626    II|         plague from the Jewry, that God had sent him for his blasphemy,
 627    II|          some of our tribe dreading God, that they may come and
 628    II|            But Tobit, more dreading God than the king, took up the
 629    II|            This temptation suffered God to fall to him, that it
 630    II|             infancy he dreaded ever God and kept his precepts and
 631    II|            was not grudging against God for his blindness, but he
 632    II|           immovable in the dread of God, giving and rendering thankings
 633    II|          and rendering thankings to God all the days of his life.
 634    II|             we abide that life that God shall give to them that
 635    II|   continually in prayers beseeching God for to deliver her from
 636    II|          said: Blessed be thy name, God of our fathers, for when
 637    II|       exultation and joy. Thy name, God of Israel be blessed, world
 638    II|            of the glory of the high God. And the holy angel of God,
 639    II|          God. And the holy angel of God, Raphael, was sent to heal
 640    II|            in the sight of our Lord God. Then when Tobit supposed
 641    II|          heart as a fundament. When God shall take away my soul,
 642    II|           the days of thy life have God in thy mind, and beware
 643    II|           break the commandments of God. Of thy substance do alms,
 644    II|            any poor man, so do that God turn not his face from thee.
 645    II|           sikerness tofore the high God unto all them that do it.
 646    II|             and in every time bless God and desire of him that he
 647    II|          have much good if we dread God and go from sin and do well.
 648    II|            that it was the angel of God, saluted him and said: From
 649    II|            shall not be long but of God thou shalt be cured and
 650    II|         staff of our old age, would God that thilke money had never
 651    II|      believe that the good angel of God hath fellowship with him,
 652    II|         such wise that they exclude God from them and their mind,
 653    II|            the virgin with dread of God, more for love of procreation
 654    II|          neck said: The blessing of God be to thee, my son, for
 655    II|       daughter to this man dreading God, for to him thy daughter
 656    II|            said Raguel: I doubt not God hath admitted my prayers
 657    II|      delivered it to Tobias saying: God of Abraham, God of Isaac,
 658    II|             saying: God of Abraham, God of Isaac, and God of Jacob
 659    II|          Abraham, God of Isaac, and God of Jacob be with you, and
 660    II|         they ate, blessing our Lord God. Raguel called to him Anna
 661    II|            Sara, and let us pray to God this day, and to-morrow,
 662    II|        three nights we be joined to God. And after the third night
 663    II|             people do that know not God. Then they both arising
 664    II|             them. Tobias said: Lord God of our fathers, heaven and
 665    II|           and Anna blessed our Lord God and said: We bless thee,
 666    II|           said: We bless thee, Lord God of Israel. that it hath
 667    II|      peoples may know that thou art God only in the universal earth.
 668    II|             Gabael wept and blessed God saying: God of Israel bless
 669    II|             and blessed God saying: God of Israel bless thee, for
 670    II|         best man and just, dreading God and doing alms, and the
 671    II|         your seed be blessed of the God of Israel, which reigneth
 672    II|        feast. And with the dread of God they exercised the feast
 673    II|           him, saying: The angel of God that is holy be in your
 674    II|            the house adore thy Lord God, and giving to him thankings,
 675    II|            then they had worshipped God and thanked him, they sat
 676    II|           sight. And they glorified God, that is to wit he and his
 677    II|          father: I bless thee, Lord God of Israel, for thou hast
 678    II|          mother all the benefits of God that was done to him by
 679    II|         Tobias, joying and thanking God of all the goods that God
 680    II|           God of all the goods that God had showed to him. And seven
 681    II|           to them privily: Bless ye God of heaven and before all
 682    II|            for to show the works of God and to knowledge them it
 683    II|            in him. All ye chosen of God, bless ye him and make ye
 684    II|           to him. Jerusalem city of God, our Lord hath chastised
 685    II|           things and bless thou the God of worlds that he may re-edify
 686    II|         good profit of the dread of God he departed in peace. In
 687    II|        Nineveh is nigh, the word of God shall not pass, and our
 688    II|          return all people dreading God. And Gentiles shall leave
 689    II|            me your father, serve ye God in truth and seek ye that
 690    II|              that they may remember God and bless him in all time
 691    II|             he died in the dread of God, and with joy they buried
 692    II|          were acceptable as well to God as to men, and to all dwelling
 693    II|           of the earth, and that no god should be named ne worshipped
 694    II|          said to them: Know ye that God hath heard your prayers,
 695    II|            fastings in the sight of God. Remember ye of Moses, the
 696    II|            of Moses, the servant of God, which overthrew Amalek
 697    II|  exhortation they continued praying God. They persevered in the
 698    II|          persevered in the sight of God, and also they that offered
 699    II|             their heart they prayed God to visit his people Israel.
 700    II|            gods, they honoured one, God of heaven, which commanded
 701    II|             and they fleeing, their God opened the sea to them that
 702    II|              shield or sword, their God fought for them, and there
 703    II|          culture and honor of their God. And as oft as they have
 704    II|            have departed from their God and worshipped other strange
 705    II|            their sin, and cry their God mercy, they be restored
 706    II|           restored again, and their God giveth to them virtue to
 707    II|           long as they please their God. Their God hated wickedness,
 708    II|             please their God. Their God hated wickedness, for tofore
 709    II|            from the laws that their God gave to them, he suffered
 710    II|          them in the sight of their God, and then let us go to them,
 711    II|            us go to them, for their God shall give them into thy
 712    II|         know that Nebuchadnezzar is god of the earth, and that there
 713    II|           Israel saying, that their God defended them, I shall show
 714    II|            to thee that there is no god but Nebuchadnezzar, for
 715    II|             their faces worshipping God, and with great lamentation
 716    II|         their prayers unto our Lord God of heaven, and that he would
 717    II|            forsake them, and prayed God to have mercy on them and
 718    II|          all with one voice crying: God the Lord deem between us
 719    II|         while prayed and cried unto God knowledging their sins and
 720    II|         abide yet five days, and if God send us no rescue ne help
 721    II|            famous woman and dreaded God greatly. And when she had
 722    II|             should be given over if God helped them not, she sent
 723    II|           be ye that tempt the Lord God? This word is not to stir
 724    II|            This word is not to stir God to mercy but rather to arouse
 725    II|            a time of mercy doing by God, and in your doom ye have
 726    II|          him, and say we weeping to God, that after his will he
 727    II|          fathers that forsook their God and worshipped strange gods,
 728    II|           we forsooth know no other god but him. Abide we meekly
 729    II|        without worship the Lord our God. And now ye brethren, ye
 730    II|           the life of the people of God, pray ye unto Almighty God
 731    II|          God, pray ye unto Almighty God that he make of me steadfast
 732    II|           had made her prayers unto God she departed in her most
 733    II|            they let her go, saying: God of our fathers give thee
 734    II|             fiat! Then she praising God passed through the gate,
 735    II|        follow them, a perfect thing God shall do with thee. Forsooth
 736    II|          yielded to thee, for their God is angry with them for their
 737    II|           and oil, all these things God hath showed to me. And they
 738    II|        thine handmaid shall worship God, and shall go out and pray
 739    II|             me by the providence of God, and that God is wroth with
 740    II|         providence of God, and that God is wroth with them, I am
 741    II|             Holofernes said to her: God hath done well that he hath
 742    II|          have knowledge, and if thy God do to me these things he
 743    II|         these things he shall be my God, and thou and thy name shall
 744    II|           should not spend all till God shall do in my hands those
 745    II|       stretched her hands up to the God of Israel, praying the good
 746    II|            secretly, saying: O Lord God of Israel, conform me in
 747    II|           hand and said: Confirm me God of Israel in this hour,
 748    II|          walls: Open the gates, for God is with us that hath done
 749    II|            said: Praise ye the Lord God that forsaketh not men hoping
 750    II|           hand of a woman. Forsooth God liveth, for his angel kept
 751    II|         Blessed be thou of the high God before all women upon earth,
 752    II|           ye then shall pursue, and God shall bring them and tread
 753    II|            seeing the virtue of the God of Israel, left his old
 754    II|             customs and believed in God, and was circumcised in
 755    II|           and therefore the hand of God hath comforted thee. And
 756    II|           and worship unto our Lord God. And after they were purified
 757    II|              vows, and behests unto God, and the joy of this victory
 758    II|          said: Lo! here the Lamb of God; and then he went anon with
 759    II|        enforce ye you against them? God fighteth for them and ye
 760    II|           time a gospel, in praying God that he would give me from
 761    II|            for thou art an angel of God, touch me not, nor come
 762    II|    wherefore I beseech thee to pray God for me and for my health.
 763    II|           Andrew made his prayer to God, and anon came an horrible
 764    II|             the provost believed in God, and all his meiny. ~After
 765    II|       apostle wept and said: O Lord God, I know well that these
 766    II|           his prayers unto almighty God, and raised him from death
 767    II|           knew never how the son of God came and taught and informed
 768    II|       teacheth such things angereth God, and he, so angered, departeth
 769    II|         breaking the commandment of God, then is it thing convenable
 770    II|              I offer every day unto God Almighty, a lamb without
 771    II|            prayers in the honour of God and S. Andrew, in such wise
 772    II|        burning of the great love of God, and for the honest fair
 773    II|           greatest marvel that ever God made in little space. And
 774    II|      heretofore prayed for him, and God heard and granted my prayer,
 775    II|          Ambrose saith: The word of God, very confession, and holy
 776    II|             the honour and glory of God. And it was so that one,
 777    II|            of gold, and rendered to God therefor great thankings,
 778    II|          after this holy servant of God threw in another mass of
 779    II|          the man found, and thanked God, and purposed to wake, for
 780    II|            as he had been sent from God, Nicholas arose tofore all
 781    II|     Nicholas, servant and friend of God, for your holiness ye shall
 782    II|       devoutly Nicholas, servant of God, saying: If those things
 783    II|          him. And then they thanked God and him of their deliverance.
 784    II|        attribute it to the mercy of God, and to their belief, and
 785    II|            promise, in the truth of God, that it shall not be lessed
 786    II|     worshipped and praised strongly God and his servant Nicholas.
 787    II|           embraced with the love of God, set him hardily against
 788    II|          said to him: Thou enemy of God, corrupter of the law,.
 789    II|        executed, or I shall pray to God that he move battle against
 790    II|           and yield ye thankings to God, which hath delivered you
 791    II|            thou art the sergeant of God, and the very worshipper
 792    II|          thankings and praisings to God, and sent again the princes,
 793    II|           again, or else the ire of God Almighty shall make you
 794    II|             called him: Deus dedit, God gave. And this rich man
 795    II|         some there be that seek not God nor his grace, as people
 796    II|           believeth not on his Lord God shall die perpetually. And
 797    II|            other there be that seek God and his grace, but they
 798    II|         flowers in winter that seek God and his grace in the covetise
 799    II|             devotion of the love of God. And well is called the
 800    II|           sinners and cold to serve God. And therefore saith the
 801    II|            blessed of the sovereign God above all the women that
 802    II|       blessed Virgin Mary mother of God. ~Right dear brethren, how
 803    II|             time that it pleased to God for to correct the people
 804    II|           land, anon by the help of God, and of his prudence, he
 805    II|        themselves in the keeping of God. And anon they saw coming
 806    II|             angel: Make covenant to God, and to me, that thou shalt
 807    II|           glory celestial, to which God bring us. Amen. ~
 808    II|           good man that believed in God, but he was not yet baptized,
 809    II|             welcome, and they said: God save you. And after, he
 810    II|           be found that preached of God, that they should be slain,
 811    II|           they should forsake their God, whom they had made die
 812    II|        Gentian, that they will pray God for us, that by their merits
 813    II|      rightful going and devotion to God, without squaring out of
 814    II|            sister, devout virgin to God, wherefore prayest thou
 815    II|       counsel: he is not beloved of God, that for his love giveth
 816    II|      himself, but if thou wilt find God debonair to thee, give for
 817    II|            with thee. Give then for God's sake whiles thou livest:
 818    II|    understood that she gave all for God's love, and that he felt
 819    II|            Sacrifice which pleaseth God is to visit the widows and
 820    II|         three years past to make to God such sacrifice, and forasmuch
 821    II|             I shall keep the law of God; thou doubtest to anger
 822    II|         keep me that I anger not my God; thou wilt please them,
 823    II|              She said: The words of God may not end ne finish. Paschasius
 824    II|            said: How then! art thou God? She said: I am the handmaid
 825    II|          said: I am the handmaid of God, and for so much as I say,
 826    II|           say, they be the words of God, for he saith: Ye be not
 827    II|          that they be the temple of God that live chastely, and
 828    II|             idols, against my will, God shall take it only but as
 829    II|             said: It is the work of God, and if thou settest thereto
 830    II|             that I am the temple of God, believe it. If thou hast
 831    II|       christian men that believe in God make of thee their derision.
 832    II|             and gave up her soul to God, thanking and praising him
 833    II|          city. S. Nicasius, to whom God had showed tofore that the
 834    II|           let us abide the mercy of God. I am ready to set my soul
 835    II|              that is in the love of God by contemplation. He had
 836    II|          thought, and the talent of God, and the hate of sin, and
 837    II|           love and contemplation of God. Or Thomas is as much as:
 838    II|            Thomas is as much as: My God, because he said, when he
 839    II|            the side of our Lord: My God and my Lord. ~S. Thomas,
 840    II|            in Hebrew, she said: The God of heaven is one only God,
 841    II|           God of heaven is one only God, the which created all things
 842    II|             his courage the will of God and of dilection, and without
 843    II|             married, and said: Lord God give to these children the
 844    II|           apostle we shall offer to God all your desires. And then
 845    II|           and burn is the friend of God, and the angels of God serve
 846    II|           of God, and the angels of God serve him, and they brought
 847    II|        dwell therein, we shall pray God to raise thee so that thou
 848    II|            the apostle said to him: God hath given to you much great
 849    II|         king said: Sith it pleaseth God, this shall be mine, and
 850    II|             all whole and glorified God and the apostle. Then began
 851    II|         that they should believe in God which is one essence, and
 852    II|            they require the will of God, and that they require such
 853    II|             gladly hear the word of God, and likeneth it to four
 854    II|          purgation, for the word of God purgeth our affection from
 855    II|           meat, because the word of God nourisheth us, and delighteth
 856    II|            in like wise the word of God profiteth nothing to a languishing
 857    II|      preached, Migdonia believed in God, and refused the bed of
 858    II|           said: They be accursed of God that believe not in his
 859    II|           often to hear the word of God. And when the king saw the
 860    II|   chamberers. And what weenest thou God loveth? Chastity and clean
 861    II|            I preach to thee to love God and his servants whom he
 862    II|           he fall in the ire of his God that thus delivereth him.
 863    II|             how despisest thou very God and worshippest a painting
 864    II|         whom thou weenest to be thy God? Like as Carisius hath said
 865    II|          hath said to thee, that my God should be angry when that
 866    II|          when that I worshipped thy god. And if he be angered, it
 867    II|            it should be more to thy god than to me, for when thou
 868    II|          ween that I worshipped thy God, I should worship mine.
 869    II|             avenge the injury of my god. And the king and Carisius
 870    II|             pray then unto Almighty God, that by the prayers and
 871    II|         ready to preach the word of God. When the apostles saw their
 872    II|           that we leave the word of God for to administer and serve
 873    II|          that was of blaspheming of God in the law of Moses, in
 874    II|             this was by the help of God, and this was the victory
 875    II|         first of the blaspheming of God, saying: God that spake
 876    II|         blaspheming of God, saying: God that spake to our fathers
 877    II|       fathers and prophets, that is God of glory, and praised him
 878    II|        expounded right sweetly. The God of glory is given of glory,
 879    II|            I shall glorify him. The God of glory may be said, containing
 880    II|           and glory be with me, the God of glory, to whom glory
 881    II|            due. And thus praised he God in three manners; in that
 882    II|           and of the familiarity of God, when he spake to him many
 883    II|      because of the giver, that was God; the second of the minister,
 884    II|         because he was commanded of God to make it, and was showed
 885    II|           that showed the coming of God. And the gloss saith that
 886    II|          and bade him to believe in God, and baptized him; and ever
 887    II|        glorious innocents which for God suffered passion. ~
 888    II|           is expounded the grace of God, or he in whom grace is,
 889    II|             he is said the grace of God, also as gracious God. And
 890    II|            of God, also as gracious God. And to him he was more
 891    II|             he was chosen virgin of God, and therefore it is said
 892    II|        would marry he was called of God. The third is the revelation
 893    II|          the divinity of the Son of God, and of the end of the world.
 894    II|     recommendation of the mother of God, which gift of grace was
 895    II|             as much as the grace of God, and well might he have
 896    II|          issued out, by the help of God, more pure and more fair,
 897    II|            voice, Drusiana, my Lord God Jesu Christ ariseth thee;
 898    II|             saying there is but one God, and that is he whom S.
 899    II|          praising of the world, and God reproveth it. My good master
 900    II|          without which the grace of God may not be had, and thus
 901    II|           to pray to the apostle of God that he remise and bring
 902    II|       thirty days long, and pray to God that the rods of gold and
 903    II|             John answered: Our Lord God when he made mention of
 904    II|            then let me pray unto my God Jesu Christ that he overthrow
 905    II|        apostle fasted and prayed to God for him, and gat for him
 906    II|    obeissant to the commandments of God. And after this he said
 907    II|             commended the people to God, he descended down into
 908    II|        Christ the son of the living God, which by the commandment
 909    II|       heaven body and soul, whereof God knoweth the certainty. And
 910    II|           dedicate in the honour of God and of this holy apostle;
 911    II|           then History they thanked God and S. John for their good
 912    II|            was abashed, and thanked God and the holy saint that
 913    II|             grieved nobody, neither God, by inobedience, ne their
 914    II|        malady by right vengeance of God, for a strong fever took
 915    II|           malady was a vengeance of God, and for as much as he heard
 916    II|          and S. Thomas said: I take God to record it was never mine
 917    II|        departed. S. Thomas besought God of help and succour, for
 918    II|            father, and it was never God's law that the son should
 919    II|          wept for pity, and thanked God that he had such a bishop
 920    II|           and remitted his cause to God. And anon after, the king
 921    II|            and said he had offended God and him, and bade him abide
 922    II|        martyr. And the pope thanked God that it pleased him to show
 923    II|       miracles that it hath pleased God to show for this holy saint
 924    II|           propose with the grace of God to recite some of them.
 925    II|             whom we worship is very God. Then S. Silvester was put
 926    II|          the cruelty of Constantine God sent him such a sickness
 927    II|             is dead by the power of God. And when the judges heard
 928    II|       answered that by the might of God he promised to make him
 929    II|            and in this country, and God had promised to me thy company,
 930    II|           to him reverence, like as God had spoken to him, and weeping
 931    II|            the sword of the word of God, and with the helmet of
 932    II|           he made a vow that if the God that his wife worshipped
 933    II|             S. Remigius, after that God had shown many miracles
 934    II|            joyous in the service of God. Or Hilary is said virtuous
 935    II|              Hilary had impetred of God many miracles to be showed
 936    II|           laudings and thankings to God. It happed on a time S.
 937    II|         when he had long lived, and God had showed many miracles
 938    II|          incontinent by the will of God came spincops and made their
 939    II|         said to them: Believe ye in God and say ye that Jesu Christ
 940    II|            that Jesu Christ is very God, and do you to be baptized,
 941    II|          said: Sire, as soon as our God saw thee he fled, and when
 942    II|        virtue of Felix, and when my God doubteth thee, much more
 943    II|           Apollo: If Apollo be very God, let him say to me what
 944    II|         fervour and burning love to God, that when Maximus, the
 945    II|        virtue and the providence of God, and said to me: Demand
 946    II|          after more strong to serve God. ~A man demanded of S. Anthony
 947    II|          what he might do to please God, and he answered: Over all
 948    II|          shalt be or shalt go, have God tofore thine eyes, and the
 949    II|           in Jesu Christ the son of God, for I have seen certainly
 950    II|            and prayers, and thanked God of his benefits. Among them
 951    II|        Saturnus whom ye worship for god was lord of Crete, and ate
 952    II|         image of stone: Thou art my god, and to the stock of tree:
 953    II|            If there be none but one God invisible that ye adore,
 954    II|         thee that we adore one only God. The provost said: What
 955    II|             they may not. Thus sent God into this world the prophets
 956    II|             right so the majesty of God hid the light of his divinity
 957    II|           sell and buy the grace of God, but if thou wilt be whole
 958    II|        greater shame of men than of God, went thither, and anon
 959    II|     enchantment, by the judgment of God a legion of devils entered
 960    II|             it was shewed to one by God's grace that this pestilence
 961    II|              this is the love of my God. When the young man had
 962    II|           they would not reny their God and their belief all their
 963    II|           If thou knewest who is my God thou wouldst not say to
 964    II|             I know the virtue of my God, I set nothing by thy menaces,
 965    II|           anon as she was unclothed God gave to her such grace that
 966    II|         anon she found the angel of God ready for to defend her,
 967    II|            in making her prayers to God she saw tofore her a white
 968    II|           for they did honour to my God which hath clad me with
 969    II|             time that the virtue of God be showed, go ye all out
 970    II|             I may make my prayer to God. And when she was on her
 971    II|         with a loud voice, that the God of christian men was very
 972    II|           of christian men was very God in heaven, and in earth,
 973    II|         made S. Agnes her orison to God thanking him that she was
 974    II|             so much more pity shall God have on me. Arise up thou
 975    II|           stronger by the virtue of God to suffer thy torments,
 976    II|             gave up his spirit unto God in the year of our Lord
 977    II|         tormented for to dwell with God, he was scourged for to
 978    II|             gladder of the dread of God than of the world, and had
 979    II|            die to the world than to God. Also S. Austin saith in
 980    II|             torn. And the knight of God laughed at these things,
 981    II|             the prison the angel of God said to him: Arise up noble
 982    II|           thee that thou impetre of God that I may speak Greek,
 983    II|            every one should pray to God for his right, and that
 984    II|          gave laud and praisings to God, and so was their church
 985    II|           disposed to consecrate to God, but the fiend, enemy to
 986    II|             what is to me befallen, God have mercy on my daughter
 987    II|           ne recommended him not to God, whereof many of the neighbours
 988    II|           wilt thou return again to God? Sire, said he, yea, but
 989    II|            him, and went and prayed God for him, and forty days
 990    II|         began to cry; Holy saint of God, help me. And the fiends
 991    II|           tempt the creatures of my God for to have them lost? The
 992    II|         said to the devil: Our Lord God blame and reprove thee,
 993    II|           to me, he hath renied his God and hath confessed me to
 994    II|            said: Thou holy saint of God, have mercy on me, and get
 995    II|           she began to cry, saying: God be judge between me and
 996    II|             thou mayst well appease God for me, and thou hast sent
 997    II|        others she gave thankings to God. Tofore or S. Basil died,
 998    II|          yet he gat and impetred of God space that he should not
 999    II|          and rendered his soul unto God about the year of our Lord
1000    II|      brought from heaven the son of God, if thou wilt wed me, thou