Chapter

 1 IV|       and multiply into a great multitude of brethren. After this
 2 4 |    trees by the wayside a great multitude of birds; and being much
 3 4 |       He wondered to see such a multitude of birds, and was charmed
 4 5 |         Evangelist, and a great multitude of angels, all talking with
 5 6 |        and wondering how such a multitude could be so orderly, he
 6 6 |         to be heard in all that multitude; each group of friars was
 7 6 |     understand how such a great multitude could exist without taking
 8 6 |      that was needed for such a multitude; and those who could carry
 9 7 |     suffered, and partly to the multitude of rats, which much annoyed
10 7 |     approached the town, such a multitude came out to meet him, that
11 8 |       He saw before him a great multitude of saints ranged in procession,
12 9 |       The wolf, seeing all this multitude, ran towards St Francis
13 2 |          Father, because of the multitude of our sins we dare not
14 2 |      Giles, followed by a great multitude of saints, both men and
15 2 |       had promised with a great multitude of glorious saints, and
16 16|        than suddenly so great a multitude of fishes, both small and
17 21|       Stefano, he found a great multitude of men and women waiting
18 23|    appeared to him with a great multitude of angels and holy virgins,
19 25|        of thy salvation and the multitude of thy mercies, restore
20 27| appeared to him surrounded by a multitude of angels and saints; but
21 29|      with the Virgin Mary and a multitude of angels, and the Spirit
22 29|      him Christ himself, with a multitude of angels, and he could