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1 I| said works tofore made; and forasmuch as idleness is so much blamed,
2 I| been accustomed to do. And forasmuch as S. Austin, aforesaid,
3 I| tofore, and truth it is. But forasmuch as I had by me a legend
4 I| bliss in heaven. Amen. ~And forasmuch as this said work was great
5 I| earth. The sun is said dark, forasmuch as he is deprived of his
6 I| exposition of Scripture. Forasmuch as he may, he shall give
7 I| time we fast. The fourth is forasmuch as anon after our fasting
8 I| delights and sports. And forasmuch as he heard Adam prophesy
9 I| I beseech thee, my Lord, forasmuch as thy servant hath found
10 I| then he said to Joseph: Forasmuch as God hath showed to thee
11 II| his house for wickedness, forasmuch as he knoweth his sons to
12 II| house, world without end, forasmuch as thou hast despised me
13 II| own agreement and will, forasmuch as he came tofore his passion,
14 II| reasons. The first is this: Forasmuch as the first man that deserved
15 II| God such sacrifice, and forasmuch as I have no more of which
16 III| benedictions in this life. Or forasmuch as he deserved for to have
17 III| an abbey of Citeaux, and, forasmuch as he was no clerk, there
18 III| then he said to the king: Forasmuch as by manslaughter and wrong
19 III| doubted his fellowship, forasmuch as his father had commanded
20 IV| of his father and mother, forasmuch as they were paynims and
21 IV| that same day, and also forasmuch as he was more in dignity,
22 IV| reason of perdurableness; and forasmuch as she chose the best part
23 V| therefore I require you, forasmuch as I am not known for a
24 V| right great philosopher. And forasmuch as the plant of wisdom of
25 VI| they were all departed, forasmuch as she had received that
26 VII| invention of the holy cross, but forasmuch as it was not known long
27 VII| the house of France. And forasmuch as Childeric the king was
28 VII| should be borne to Naples, forasmuch as he was of that place.
29 VII| Scotland named Ireland, and forasmuch that I desire to lead my
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