Chapter

 1 1 |      all bore singular marks of sanctity, as we shall see hereafter. ~
 2 2 |     resolved to contemplate the sanctity of his guest, ordered a
 3 2 |         in order to conceal his sanctity, so soon as he entered the
 4 6 |       Marignano, a man of great sanctity and great discernment, who
 5 5 |       to learn something of his sanctity, and find out more especially
 6 6 |     great was the fame of their sanctity, that many came to see and
 7 8 |       Order in a state of great sanctity. ~To the praise and glory
 8 9 | reminded them of the virtue and sanctity of St Francis.~To the praise
 9 11|       lived afterwards in great sanctity.~To the praise and glory
10 3 |     faithfully, living in great sanctity and great humility, and
11 5 |      Francis and a man of great sanctity, was one day violently tempted
12 10|        heard of the fame of the sanctity of Brother Giles, who was
13 16|         to show forth the great sanctity of his most faithful servant
14 17|         long he was a mirror of sanctity, as I have heard from those
15 21|      departure, living in great sanctity, setting a most holy example,
16 21|        heard of the fame of his sanctity, persuaded the General of
17 22|        degree of perfection and sanctity. Brother Umile lived in
18 25|        great holiness and great sanctity. This Brother John, when
19 27|       Fallerone, a man of great sanctity, was dangerously ill in