Chapter

 1 6   |          for which reason many were ill and hindered in their prayers;
 2 XXIV|           The Sultan, having fallen ill, awaited the fulfillment
 3 1   |           fifteen days, should fall ill of another infirmity; and
 4 2   |            After seven days he fell ill of a fever, and on the eighth
 5 3   |           time was lying grievously ill, in the palace of the Bishop
 6 3   |          where St Francis was lying ill. Now though St Francis was
 7 3   |           St Francis was grievously ill, yet when he heard that
 8 11  |            XXXV~How St Clare, being ill, was miraculously carried,
 9 11  |             one time so dangerously ill that she could not go to
10 12  |       Francis being once grievously ill, Brother Leo, as he was
11 14  | excommunication he fell dangerously ill; and a lay brother who belonged
12 21  |             world, immediately fell ill, and was afflicted with
13 23  |         Christ appeared when he was ill, and brought him three vases
14 23  |             should fall dangerously ill, so that he could take no
15 27  |           sanctity, was dangerously ill in the Convent of Moliano,
16 27  |        disease whereof he was lying ill, and that his soul would