Chapter

 1 2   |       could not do. Then Bernard, seeing by the light of the lamp
 2 2   |         of the name of Silvester, seeing how Saint Francis gave so
 3 3   |     against him. Brother Bernard, seeing Saint Francis coming towards
 4 1   |          children in the streets, seeing him dressed so strangely
 5 1   |        learned doctor of the law, seeing such virtue and constancy
 6 4   |           of God we cannot glory, seeing they proceed not from ourselves
 7 XII | enlightened by the Spirit of God, seeing him thus employed, began
 8 XII |           Lord." Then St Francis, seeing the charity of the brethren
 9 1   |        had collected. St Francis, seeing that the pieces of bread
10 5   |       talking with St Francis. On seeing this the child fell to the
11 6   |       much pleasure and devotion. Seeing the friars all seated in
12 6   |          or in works of charity - seeing them all so silent and so
13 6   |         and humility. St Dominic, seeing this, and knowing of a certainty
14 8   |        others. Now the young man, seeing such a beautiful procession,
15 9   |  witnessed the miracle. The wolf, seeing all this multitude, ran
16 11  |          evil thought, the devil, seeing a way open to him, entered
17 11  |          watching over his flock, seeing the brother, and commanded
18 11  |        brother, much alarmed, and seeing that his saintly father
19 XXIV|             At length St Francis, seeing he could do no more good
20 1   |           myself will serve thee, seeing thou art not satisfied with
21 1   |          also. On this the leper, seeing his leprosy beginning to
22 2   |           go back nor go forward. Seeing himself in such tribulation,
23 2   |        the feathers came off. And seeing that it was his impatience
24 5   |           he did was of no avail, seeing that he was not of the number
25 5   |             Then Brother Ruffino, seeing that St Francis was acquainted
26 5   |         privations in this world, seeing thou hast no hope of salvation
27 6   |        preach to the people, who, seeing him in so strange a dress,
28 6   |        The inhabitants of Assisi, seeing him thus accoutred, reviled
29 13  |         on his poor." St Francis, seeing so much courtesy and generosity,
30 13  |          great gain to our Order, seeing he is so grateful to God,
31 13  |        raised above the earth. On seeing this he felt in his heart
32 13  |         with him. Then the saint, seeing that his prayer was granted,
33 14  |         Brother Elias was damned, seeing he was about to apostatise,
34 14  |     Brother Elias perceiving, and seeing that St Francis disliked
35 16  |         the sea and of the river, seeing that the faithless heretics
36 16  |         their praise. St Anthony, seeing the reverence of the fish
37 16  |           have spoken above, who, seeing so wonderful and manifest
38 18  |           high altar, in hopes of seeing something wonderful; and
39 19  |         me." Then Brother Conrad, seeing that the soul of the young
40 21  |       Christ." And Brother Philip seeing the great innocence of the
41 21  |          Order by Brother Philip. Seeing that it did not happen to
42 21  |    Provence. Then Brother Philip, seeing his purity and the holiness
43 21  |          am damned." The brothers seeing this, sent for an aged friar
44 23  |        approached his bed, and on seeing her, he experienced the
45 24  |           like points of iron; on seeing this, he hastened to leave
46 29  |           altar and stood amazed, seeing and considering the actions