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 1   VII|       followeth the Life of S. Fiacre.~S. Fiacre, the glorious
 2   VII|      the Life of S. Fiacre.~S. Fiacre, the glorious hermit, made
 3   VII|        and that the life of S. Fiacre and of S. Pharon assembled
 4   VII|        of the excellence of S. Fiacre, how for the love of our
 5   VII|     Meaux, the same monk named Fiacre, of the nation of Scots,
 6   VII|   piteous pastor, granted that Fiacre should dwell with him after
 7   VII|      he would. When the hermit Fiacre had impetred his petition
 8   VII|      was commanded, and led S. Fiacre unto the bishop. When he
 9   VII| declare his intention, said to Fiacre in this manner: My brother,
10   VII| receive my words. Then said S. Fiacre to him; Fair father reverend,
11   VII|    bishop Pharon, beholding on Fiacre said to him: First, my right
12   VII|      my right name I am called Fiacre, and therefore meekly I
13   VII|       and glad, and said to S. Fiacre: I have a wood far enough
14   VII|        place. Then answered S. Fiacre: So as thy paternity commandeth,
15   VII|       as soon as he might, led Fiacre unto the right desired place.
16   VII|   thither S. Pharon said to S. Fiacre: My brother, this place
17   VII|       he had granted and said, Fiacre fell to his feet, and for
18   VII|       And on the morn next, S. Fiacre took his leave of S. Pharon,
19   VII|      his blessing, and when S. Fiacre had received it, he departed
20   VII|       this very friend of God, Fiacre, continually without cease
21   VII|        renomee of the holy man Fiacre, he anon went towards him,
22   VII|       went towards him, and S. Fiacre much benignly received him,
23   VII|      of his own livelihood. S. Fiacre then inclined his head and
24   VII|    wheresoever the holy hermit Fiacre drew his staff, the trees
25   VII|     insuring that the holy man Fiacre was full of wicked and evil
26   VII|     injuries and villainies to Fiacre, contumelying and blaspheming
27   VII|      came towards the holy man Fiacre, and when he saw the marvels
28   VII| forthon he loved the hermit S. Fiacre more than before, and honoured
29   VII|    visit his church. When then Fiacre, as is above said, sat on
30   VII|       it. The good and holy S. Fiacre in his lifetime resplendished
31   VII|       and the good and holy S. Fiacre, the which by his glorious
32   VII|      Priest. August 30, v. 78.~Fiacre. August 30, vii. 173.~Firmin,