Chapter

 1 2  |      great love and fervour the words, "My God! my God!" and none
 2 2  |        devoutly considering the words he uttered, was touched
 3 2  |     shalt command me." At these words, Saint Francis rejoiced
 4 2  |    second time he opened at the words which the Saviour addressed
 5 2  |       time they came upon these words: If any one will come after
 6 3  |        made him; and with these words he concluded: "I command
 7 IV |   before them, according to the words of Christ to his disciples;
 8 IV | traveller, greeted him with the words, "God give thee peace, good
 9 IV |      was too late." After these words, the angel asked Brother
10 IV |   Wonderful?" Having said these words, he disappeared, leaving
11 1  |       and to preach it by their words, were truly crucified men
12 2  |       brethren, I have not many words to say to you; but I wish
13 2  |           And having said these words, and given other good advice,
14 4  |      from God, according to the words of the Apostle, `What hast
15 5  |      beware thou change not the words I shall bid thee say. Thus
16 6  |       St Francis, hearing these words, rejoiced greatly in spirit,
17 7  |       devoutly and in such holy words, that he constrained them
18 XII|        ready to say a few godly words to such as come to the convent,
19 1  |           and he repeated these words several times. At this Brother
20 1  |       thyself to me"; and these words he repeated three times.
21 1  |         God." Having said these words they disappeared, leaving
22 3  |        riches and pomps of this words. Of a truth, if she were
23 4  |       to God." As he said these words, all the birds began to
24 6  |         And, preaching on these words most devoutly, he comforted
25 7  |         comforted her with holy words, and took the road to Rieti.
26 8  |        light." On hearing these words the young man came to his
27 9  |        Having listened to these words, the wolf bowed his head,
28 9  |          St Francis added these words: "Listen my brethren: the
29 1  |      ill-treated with blows and words all those who served him;
30 1  |       body, blessed by thy holy words and works, for through thee
31 1  |        thee." Having said these words, he went up to heaven, leaving
32 2  |          much troubled by these words. Shortly after, St Francis
33 2  |       by kindness than by harsh words. "Wherefore," said he, "
34 2  |         to us, for a few unkind words, which we merited most justly,
35 2  |        robbers on hearing these words resolved to renounce the
36 2  |      place." Having heard these words, the angel who conducted
37 3  |       angel, not a man; and his words were like sharp arrows,
38 3  |        Francis pronounced these words than immediately the temptation
39 5  |         also." On hearing these words, Brother Ruffino was so
40 5  |        devil." On hearing these words, Brother Ruffino arose and
41 5  |         was to say to him these words: "Open thy mouth!" and by
42 5  |        for no sooner should the words be uttered than he would
43 5  |        of man, according to the words of the prophet: I will take
44 5  |         comforted him with kind words, and sent him back to his
45 5  |         way." Having said these words. he departed, leaving the
46 6  |        Ruffino was saying these words: "O beloved, flee from the
47 8  |           And having said these words, the voice was silent; and
48 10 |        hear from thee some good words?" Brother Giles answered: "
49 10 |     than if we had explained in words that which we felt in our
50 10 |   secret mysteries of God, that words would have been to us rather
51 15 |        is it, then, that in his words we each hear our own tongue
52 15 |         the deep meaning of his words, exclaimed: "In truth this
53 16 |      They not only resisted his words, but were hardened and obstinate,
54 16 |      sooner had he spoken these words than suddenly so great a
55 16 |      other creatures." At these words the fish began to open their
56 16 |       of St Anthony to hear his words. The saint then began to
57 17 |       profound wisdom, that his words seemed to be supernatural.
58 18 |    something wonderful; and the words which he heard were these.
59 20 |           And having said these words, he gave to Brother Peter
60 20 |   things!" And as he said these words, the vision disappeared.
61 21 |     preaching; take heed to his words, and believe the doctrine
62 21 |         most devoutly, not with words of worldly wisdom, but,
63 21 |           and having said these words he departed, leaving Brother
64 23 |           and having said these words, she took leave of him and
65 24 |      James della Massa; for his words being the words of the Holy
66 24 |         for his words being the words of the Holy Spirit, one
67 25 |         wonderful and celestial words, which changed the hearts
68 25 |   sublime discourse, and at the words of wisdom which he pronounced.~
69 27 |           and having said these words, he left this world, with
70 27 |           And having said these words, Brother James disappeared,
71 29 |        he was meditating on the words of the Consecration of the
72 29 |   Corpus meum. As he said these words Christ, the blessed one,
73 29 |        repeated aloud the above words, with great fervour of spirit,
74 29 |         could not express it in words, and he was in doubt whether
75 29 |       over the Host half of the words, that is to say, Hoc est,
76 29 | repeated over and over the same words, Hoc est enim; and the reason
77 29 |         he pronounced the other words of the Consecration, namely,
78 29 |   pronounce in a loud voice the words, enim Corpus meum; and immediately