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1 I| to be understood to such people as be not lettered, the
2 I| the earth oppression of people anguishous for the confusion
3 I| scholastic; for the works of the people may mount so high. Secondly
4 I| for the purgation of the people; for then that fire shall
5 I| of necessity, the chosen people shall be in the air for
6 I| condemnation of the evil people whom they shall condemn
7 I| a common place where all people went. And there was a stable
8 I| clergy go before the common people, so should they go in devotion
9 I| He hath moved the common people with his doctrine, in beginning
10 I| person of Jesu Christ: My people, saith Jesu, what might
11 I| Pilate sent to this cruel people and wild, which before had
12 I| was told to him to what people he was sent, and that he
13 I| had victory of this cruel people, he was named of this Isle
14 I| Galilee, and brought the people into Garizim where he said
15 I| he slew him and all his people, because he doubted that
16 I| and lightning whereof the people was sore afraid and in great
17 I| exile for to die among the people of whom he was born. And
18 I| cross, and the robber of the people enhanced himself. Jesu Christ
19 I| hast, and give it to poor people. Fifthly he appeared to
20 I| turneth him five times to the people. But the third turning is
21 I| to-frushed. And lo! the people of saints that come kneeling
22 I| living in the earth: The people that were in darkness saw
23 I| before the face of all thy people. After, came one which seemed
24 I| cruel and sudden, and caused people to die in going by the way,
25 I| in the fifth all the lay people, in the sixth all the women,
26 I| God for the sins of the people, the fiends entered into
27 I| commanded and ordained that the people should fast three days;
28 I| for to warn the Christian people, that they put them in devotion
29 I| into heaven. And as the people follow the cross, the banners,
30 I| they do to God, and such people be imperfect. The second
31 I| happed that a child amid the people was ravished to heaven and
32 I| then he returned to the people, and in the midst of the
33 I| and in the midst of the people he sang it, and anon that
34 I| them, and that the wicked people may know that righteously
35 I| lamb for the life of the people in merit of justice. But
36 I| the Holy Ghost. For evil people avaunt them to have done
37 I| to the edification of the people, whereof saith Isaiah: The
38 I| xi.: I shall give to my people of my spirit that is in
39 I| support the burden of my people. The spirit of Moses was
40 I| in him for to judge the people. Moses was most meek and
41 I| God delivered to him his people for to govern. ~The Holy
42 I| that he came to save the people. The sixth cause is for
43 I| distributed to Christian people, give to the said people
44 I| people, give to the said people great dignity, for there
45 I| dignity, for there is no people, ne never was so great a
46 I| hearts of devout and faithful people, of the great largesse of
47 I| hallowed of all good christian people, to the end that we who
48 I| and ran so long that the people wist not for to drink. After,
49 I| water as it was before. The people of the Hebrews was on a
50 I| bitter, in such wise that the people that had great thirst might
51 I| for the kings, and for the people. But when this holy sacrament
52 I| unstableness, and how prone the people have been to worship false
53 I| and how oft his own chosen people the Jews departed from his
54 I| and of S. Agatha, all the people were there assembled, and
55 I| seen of no man, whereof the people had great marvel. But our
56 I| to leave matins, for the people abide the coming of Jesu
57 I| into the temple and the people assembled there to him,
58 I| that one and of that other people. Or it signifieth that one
59 I| faith, by the which the rude people and new be introduced, and
60 I| they of the one and other people which ought repute them
61 I| apostle to the Romans: The people that have law do naturally
62 I| embraceth it ardently, and much people see our crosses that see
63 I| for surety he brought his people into the towns. Then Enoch
64 I| beginning, in the first age, the people lived long. Adam lived nine
65 I| to Noah: The end of all people is come tofore me except
66 I| time Noah oft desired the people to leave their sin, and
67 I| such a flood to slay all people, and in token thereof I
68 I| make thee grow into much people; I shall bless thee and
69 I| Sichem, in which were ill people which were the people of
70 I| ill people which were the people of Canaan. And our Lord
71 I| that when we come to this people, which be lawless, that
72 I| come in to that country the people saw that she was so fair,
73 I| west, which was beside the people of Canaan at the foot of
74 I| Lot dwelled in Sodom. The people of Sodom were worst of all
75 I| Sodom were worst of all people. ~Our Lord said to Abram:
76 I| Abram did do gather his people together, the number of
77 I| after, and departed his people in two parties because they
78 I| Abram much love of all the people. After this our Lord appeared
79 I| multiply thy seed, and so much people shall come of it that it
80 I| shalt be father of much people. Thou shalt no more be called
81 I| ordained thee father of much people. I shall make thee to increase
82 I| put out for ever from my people, because he obeyeth not
83 I| multiply his seed into much people, twelve dukes shall come
84 I| they were known from other people. After this on a time, as
85 I| bed, the sinful and cursed people of the town, young and old,
86 I| handmaid grow into great people, for he is of thy seed.
87 I| him to increase into much people. God opened her eyes and
88 I| shall be blessed all the people of the earth, for thou obeyedst
89 I| said to her: Two manner people be in thy belly, and two
90 I| be divided from thy womb, people shall overcome people, and
91 I| womb, people shall overcome people, and the more shall serve
92 I| wine, and oil, and the people serve thee, and the tribes
93 I| increased into tourbes of people, and give to thee the blessings
94 I| Egypt, to the end that the people be not enfamined. This counsel
95 I| commandment of thy mouth all people shall obey. I only shall
96 I| and scarcity. And when the people hungered they cried to Pharaoh
97 I| wheat was sold unto the people. Then when his brethren
98 I| to grow there into great people. I shall descend with thee
99 I| king's treasury. When all people lacked money, all Egypt
100 I| unto Pharaoh, and all his people from the last terms of Egypt
101 I| that he should save much people. Be ye nothing afeard, I
102 I| Joseph, and said to his people: Lo! and see the people
103 I| people: Lo! and see the people of Israel is great, and
104 I| unto the midwives, and the people grew and were greatly comforted.
105 I| Pharaoh commanded to his people saying: Whatsomever is born
106 I| seen the affliction of my people in Egypt, and I have heard
107 I| thou shalt have led out my people of Egypt, thou shalt offer
108 I| then give my grace to this people tofore the Egyptians, and
109 I| and he shall speak for the people, and shall be thy mouth,
110 I| signs and tokens tofore the people and the people believed
111 I| tofore the people and the people believed it. They heard
112 I| God of Israel: Suffer my people to depart that they may
113 I| ye, Moses and Aaron, the people from their works and labour?
114 I| Pharaoh also said: The people is much, see how they grow
115 I| give no more chaff to the people for to make loam and clay,
116 I| thy name, he hath put thy people to more affliction than
117 I| Pharaoh and bid him deliver my people of Israel out of his land.
118 I| the children of Israel my people. And shall show mine hand,
119 I| and will not deliver my people. Go to him to-morn in the
120 I| thee saying: Deliver my people that they may offer and
121 I| that he would not let the people depart as our Lord had commanded,
122 I| that he would go suffer the people to do sacrifice; and then
123 I| and the possessions of his people of Israel, for of the beasts
124 I| he would not suffer the people to depart. The sixth plague
125 I| the land. And anon all the people of Egypt, as well men as
126 I| left, in such wise that the people came to Pharaoh and desired
127 I| But first say to all the people that every man borrow of
128 I| our Lord shall give to his people grace and favour to borrow
129 I| and go your way from my people, ye and the children of
130 I| fire by night tofore the people. Our Lord said to Moses,
131 I| his chariot and all his people with him. He took with him
132 I| wilderness. And Moses said to the people: Be ye not afraid, stand
133 I| brinks of the sea. And the people then dreaded our Lord and
134 I| drink thereof. Then the people grudged against Moses, saying:
135 I| you from heaven, let the people go out and gather every
136 I| why tempt ye our Lord? The people thirsted sore for lack and
137 I| What shall I do to this people? I trow within a while they
138 I| to Moses: Go before the people and take with thee the older
139 I| come out thereof that the people may drink. Moses did so
140 I| Amalek to flee, and his people, by strength of his sword.
141 I| the children of Israel his people, he took Zipporah the wife
142 I| Pharaoh, and hath saved his people; now I know that he is a
143 I| and judged and deemed the people from morning unto evening,
144 I| sittest thou alone and all the people tarry from the morning until
145 I| whom Moses answered: The people came to me demanding sentence
146 I| consumest thy self, and the people with thee; thou thy might,
147 I| with thee. Be thou unto the people in those things that appertain
148 I| shall do. Provide of all people wise men and dreading God,
149 I| may in all times judge the people. And if there be of a great
150 I| sustain his precepts, and the people shall go home to their places
151 I| the strongest and wisest people of all Israel and ordained
152 I| ordained them princes of the people, tribunes, centurions, quinquagenaries,
153 I| should judge and deem the people. And all the great and weighty
154 I| reign of priesthood and holy people. These be the words that
155 I| had commanded him. All the people answered: All that ever
156 I| When Moses had showed the people the words of our Lord, our
157 I| thee in a cloud that the people may hear me speaking to
158 I| went and told this to the people, and our Lord bade them
159 I| bade them to sanctify the people this day and to-morrow,
160 I| shall descend tofore all the people on the mount of Sinai. And
161 I| Sinai. And ordain to the people the marks and terms in the
162 I| Moses went down to the people and sanctified and hallowed
163 I| trump was so shrill that the people were sore afraid. When Moses
164 I| Go down and charge the people that they come not to the
165 I| ascend the hill. All the people and priests let them not
166 I| descended and told to the people all that our Lord hath said.
167 I| and bring it to me. The people did as he bade, and brought
168 I| land of Egypt. Then the people made an altar tofore it,
169 I| hence and descend down, thy people have sinned whom thou hast
170 I| Moses: I see well that this people is of evil disposition,
171 I| make thee governor of great people. Moses then prayed our Lord
172 I| wroth, Lord, against thy people that thou hast brought out
173 I| upon the wickedness of thy people. Remember Abraham, Isaac,
174 I| as he had said unto his people; and Moses returned from
175 I| to Aaron: What hath this people done to thee that thou hast
176 I| thou knowest well that this people is prone and ready to sin.
177 I| second day Moses spake to the people and said: Ye have committed
178 I| castles seven days, and the people removed not from the place
179 I| but some said that the people were strong, and many kings
180 I| impregnable and that the people were much stronger than
181 I| they were. Wherefore the people anon were afeard, and murmured
182 I| considered the land, said to the people: Why grudge ye and wherefore
183 I| not afeard. Then all the people cried against them, and
184 I| and said to Moses: This people believeth not the signs
185 I| make thee a prince upon people greater and stronger than
186 I| Moses to our Lord for the people, that he would have pity
187 I| therefore. ~After this the people removed from thence and
188 I| the same place. Then the people lacked water and came and
189 I| hear the clamour of thy people, and open to them thy treasure,
190 I| assemble and gather the people and speak ye to the stone,
191 I| bade, and gathered all the people tofore the stone and said
192 I| wise, in such wise that the people and beasts drank their fill.
193 I| ye shall not bring this people into the land that I shall
194 I| when all the multitude of people saw that Aaron was dead,
195 I| family. ~After this the people went about the land of Edom,
196 I| prayed our Lord for the people. And our Lord said to him:
197 II| the field was lost, the people slain, and how the ark was
198 II| great ruin is made among the people, thy two sons be slain and
199 II| confusion in that city. The people seeing this vengeance and
200 II| for to slay us and our people. They cried that the ark
201 II| sent home again, for much people were dead by the vengeance
202 II| said: Hear the voice of the people that speak to thee: they
203 II| Samuel told all this to the people that demanded to have a
204 II| king. Yet for all this the people would not hear Samuel, but
205 II| we shall be as all other people be. And our king shall judge
206 II| than any other of all the people. And Samuel anointed him
207 II| and thou shalt deliver his people from the hands of his enemies
208 II| after this gathered the people together and said: Our Lord
209 II| his house at home, and the people ran thither and fetched
210 II| and set him amidst all the people. And he was higher than
211 II| higher than any of all the people from the shoulder upward.
212 II| Then Samuel said to the people, Now ye see and behold whom
213 II| none like him of all the people. And then all the people
214 II| people. And then all the people cried: Vivat Rex, live the
215 II| law of the realm to the people in a book, and put it tofore
216 II| Then Saul assembled his people and had two hundred thousand
217 II| were of the beasts that the people had brought from Amalek
218 II| I have slain Amalek. The people have taken of the sheep
219 II| words, but have dreaded the people and obeyed to their request,
220 II| home, and David and his people went in to surer places.
221 II| for to slay him. And the people called Zyphites told to
222 II| Abner with him and all his people. Then said Abishai to David:
223 II| them, David cried to the people and to Abner, saying: Abner,
224 II| king? There is one of the people gone in to slay the king
225 II| gathered and assembled much people against Israel. And Saul
226 II| their idols, and unto the people; and set up his arms in
227 II| thou shalt reign upon my people and be their governor, therefore
228 II| to him the hearts of the people; and said to his father
229 II| he was there he gathered people to him, and made himself
230 II| And Absalom came with his people and entered into Jerusalem
231 II| And David ordained his people and battle against him,
232 II| retreat, and retained the people that they should not pursue
233 II| they should not pursue the people flying. And they took the
234 II| wailing, in so much that the people eschewed to enter into the
235 II| come forth and satisfy the people; or else I swear to thee
236 II| it was shown to all the people that the king sat in the
237 II| the gate. And then all the people came in tofore the king,
238 II| man, rebelled and gathered people against David. Against whom
239 II| and bade him number the people of Israel, and so Joab walked
240 II| men. And after that the people was numbered, the heart
241 II| constitute, and there died of the people from Dan to Beersheba seventy
242 II| saw the angel smiting the people: I am he that have sinned
243 II| and fishes, and there came people from all regions of the
244 II| our Lord tofore all the people, and thanked him that he
245 II| example shall be to all people; every man that shall go
246 II| into Jerusalem with much people and riches, with camels
247 II| in the sight of all the people. He reigned upon all Israel
248 II| and thither came all the people for to ordain him king.
249 II| have an answer. When the people was departed, Rehoboam made
250 II| that I may answer to the people, which said to Rehoboam:
251 II| wilt obey and agree to this people, and agree to their petition,
252 II| him bade him say to the people in this wise: Is not my
253 II| after, Jeroboam and all the people came to Rehoboam to have
254 II| counselled him. And anon the people of Israel forsook Rehoboam,
255 II| not so join together as people do that know not God. Then
256 II| heaven and before all living people knowledge ye him, for he
257 II| majesty into the sinful people. Confess ye therefore sinners,
258 II| thither shall return all people dreading God. And Gentiles
259 II| prayed God to visit his people Israel. It was told to Holofernes
260 II| them: Say ye to me, what people is this that besiege the
261 II| tell thee truth of this people that dwelleth in the mountains,
262 II| mouth one false word. This people dwelled first in Mesopotamia,
263 II| stone. And wheresoever this people entered without bow or arrow,
264 II| may prevail against this people but when they departed from
265 II| and he being set amid the people was demanded what he was,
266 II| of Israel. Then all the people fell down on to their faces
267 II| they had was given to the people by measure. Then all the
268 II| by measure. Then all the people young and old came to Ozias
269 II| arose up, and said to the people: Let us abide yet five days,
270 II| hangeth the life of the people of God, pray ye unto Almighty
271 II| to him: Who despised the people of Jews that have so fair
272 II| serve Nebuchadnezzar. Thy people soothly, if they had not
273 II| me, I had not raised my people ne strength against them.
274 II| power for to chastise all people, for men only serve not
275 II| thou shalt have all the people of Israel under thee, as
276 II| to Holofernes, and to his people, and they marvelled of the
277 II| her way for to deliver his people; and thus she did unto the
278 II| my hand the enemy of his people this night. And then she
279 II| Ozias, the prince of the people, said to her: Blessed be
280 II| and put himself to the people of Israel, and all succession
281 II| and started out to the people and said: A woman of the
282 II| the worship doing of our people, thou didst manly, and thine
283 II| without end, and all the people said: Fiat! fiat! be it
284 II| together in thirty days, of the people of Israel, but all the proper
285 II| delivered to her of the people, and the folks, with women
286 II| miracle and victory all the people came to Jerusalem for to
287 II| in Bethulia and all the people bewailed her seven days.
288 II| vanished away. And when the people saw this they received the
289 II| churches and converted the people to the faith of Jesu Christ
290 II| he is received of all the people, so liveth he and is all
291 II| the cross, there ran much people thit And when he saw the
292 II| by that is shewed to the people of the country when there
293 II| the bishop assembled the people, and told to them the manner
294 II| say victory, and of laos, people, so Nicholas is as much
295 II| as to say as victory of people, that is, victory of sins,
296 II| victory of sins, which be foul people. Or else he is said, victory
297 II| else he is said, victory of people, because he enseigned and
298 II| enseigned and taught much people by his doctrine to overcome
299 II| resplendour or shining of the people, for he had in him things
300 II| And in this country the people served idols and worshipped
301 II| him, for he would keep his people from the ravin that they
302 II| cup, and recounted to the people that, anon as he was fallen
303 II| There be four manners of people, of which the two be good,
304 II| not God nor his grace, as people out of the belief, of whom
305 II| solace of the world. Such people be likened to them that
306 II| art all the honour of our people. Cap. eodem: Confortatum
307 II| to God for to correct the people of England of their evils
308 II| bride, his wife, and the people, to his house, and he abode
309 II| that, where such manner people might be found that preached
310 II| after the mass, when the people were departed, they twain
311 II| to give all that to your people for the love of Jesu Christ.
312 II| these words unto christian people, semblable to thee, but
313 II| not anon, but spake to the people, saying: I announce and
314 II| as she spake thus to the people, the sergeants and ministers
315 II| Christ and comforted the people, and admonished them to
316 II| about the city. And as this people called Vandals approached
317 II| ready to set my soul for my people; let us pray for our enemies,
318 II| Thus as he spake to the people, S. Eutropia, his sister,
319 II| as much as she might the people to receive martyrdom, which
320 II| that they had made to the people, they issued out against
321 II| them: If ye will slay my people, slay me first tofore. And
322 II| had do cry that all the people should come to this feast
323 II| all the treasure to poor people, and the apostle was alway
324 II| came, and converted much people without number to the faith.
325 II| and smote down all the people and the apostle to the earth;
326 II| away, for they saw that the people would avenge the apostle
327 II| through the entrails of the people. There demened his predication
328 II| children came to Rome, and much people were by them converted,
329 II| when the number grew of people converted, some began to
330 II| demonstrances and great signs to the people. Then the Jews took him
331 II| and preached oft to the people, the Jews made the first
332 II| And on Easter-day when the people was present Paul entered
333 II| him and showed him to the people, and said that on the morn
334 II| And as he spake to the people the sister was there trembling
335 II| whole, and was showed to the people as was done tofore of her
336 II| conversed and converted much people and founded many churches
337 II| into Ephesus; and all the people of Ephesus came against
338 II| that was dead, and of the people that wept for her, and commanded
339 II| commandment of S. John, and the people made three hours long a
340 II| made a great assembly of people in the midst of the city,
341 II| brake in the presence of the people, for to show how these precious
342 II| given your riches to poor people. Now is that grace from
343 II| worshipped idols moved the people against S. John, and came
344 II| sentence the most part of the people consented, and so they p
345 II| come to me. That Sunday the people came all to the church,
346 II| ceased not to preach to the people that they should establish
347 II| houseled and communed the people: and after that the mass
348 II| leave and commended the people to God, he descended down
349 II| springing well, where much people have been delivered of many
350 II| happy, but as to his own people he was right unhappy. Then
351 II| of the feet of the poor people, double in prelation that
352 II| forsook him, and then poor people came and accompanied him.
353 II| and weeping, prayed the people to pray for him, for he
354 II| Rome, died, and all the people chose S. Silvester for to
355 II| all his sins tofore all people, and what wrong he had done
356 II| the bull died. Then the people were all against Silvester.
357 II| hurt and blessure of this people. Then S Silvester put himself
358 II| with a great multitude of people with them. Thus was the
359 II| saith feeding the earthly people with doctrine. Or of geon,
360 II| suspicion and the words of the people, he suffered that his wife
361 II| summoned the clergy and the people to fast and make prayers
362 II| Cambray and Noyon. And the people of these cities moved them
363 II| more good to be among the people than he should do in his
364 II| and the peace given to the people, he fell down in prayer
365 II| over cruel to christian people. And the emperor had of
366 II| and gave it to the poor people and became an hermit. He
367 II| him that so tempted young people. Then said S. Anthony: Sith
368 II| touched the clouds, which kept people having wings that would
369 II| other all naked tofore the people, and slew christian men
370 II| the pope was dead that the people assembled for to choose
371 II| upon his head, and when the people saw that they marvelled
372 II| among wedded and married people, and debate among the peaceable,
373 II| tormented her before all the people. And then the priest took
374 II| for then the christian people were in the will of the
375 II| great discord among the people, so that all they cried:
376 II| Aspasius for to satisfy the people, and because he could not
377 II| great fire among all the people and did do cast S. Agnes
378 II| without feeling the fire. The people weened that she had done
379 II| for the doubtance of the people, commanded to put a sword
380 II| that forthon the christian people might surely come to the
381 II| foundement, and leos, that is people, for he was foundement of
382 II| the religiouses, and the people, and warned them that they
383 II| annoyest me much. Then all the people cried, Kyrie eleison, and
384 II| he called alway the poor people his lords. Then he called
385 II| because he would stir the people to do alms, he said that
386 II| piteous, but cruel to poor people, for he would hunt and chase
387 II| hunt and chase away poor people and beggars from his house
388 II| awoke he blessed the poor people, and said: By the living
389 II| for me and give it to poor people. And the servant refused
390 II| And the Emperor and other people were sorry for Peter the
391 II| tormented so that all the people drew to him and wondered
392 II| should be given to poor people, and they could not accord
393 II| the money thereof to poor people. And when the rich man saw
394 II| the money of it to poor people. And when the rich man wist
395 II| intent to give it to poor people. And they both should win
396 II| read in the church, the people went out and talked idle
397 II| and thereby he taught the people to abide and stand in the
398 II| tormentors, tyrants, and people full of woodness, like as
399 II| hallows, n., saints or chosen people. havoir, n., worldly goods.
400 III| God that should govern the people of Israel, and the lineage
401 III| cry in weeping as do the people of the world, but read devoutly
402 III| virgins, and all the poor people of the country, which plained
403 III| great for to harbour poor people, and there do their penance
404 III| for to ear and sow than people to dwell in. And the night
405 III| for to be light to all people by his doctrine, to illumine
406 III| ambulabat in tenebris, etc., the people of gentiles or paynims which
407 III| and to the glory of thy people of Israel. Jesu Christ is
408 III| Catania was abashed, and the people came running unto the house
409 III| redoubled the bruit of the people, and went out behind and
410 III| After this the Christian people took the body for to bury
411 III| when he had converted much people, by his word and predication,
412 III| showed evidently to the people, in the fortieth year of
413 III| vanquished of the christian people. And therefore I am certain
414 III| to tempt the souls of the people. She demanded: What torments
415 III| in the shrewdness of the people; I love homicide, luxury,
416 III| and said: Spare not good people, and of her have no mercy,
417 III| that she had admonished the people to love and serve Jesu Christ
418 III| came thither, wherefore the people and also the nobles of the
419 III| brought tofore him all such people as were vexed with divers
420 III| there, and all the sick people were guerished and healed
421 III| church in the which all the people set up a chair for S. Peter
422 III| manners among all other lay people. The fourth reason is, for
423 III| hath power to give to the people. The first is the chair,
424 III| that should destroy their people, and because of the loss
425 III| of the loss of all their people her husband blamed her much,
426 III| had great joy, and all the people of the country made great
427 III| an assembly or flock of people. Or it is said as a noble
428 III| himself, to God, and to the people, he awoke to himself by
429 III| contemplation, and to the people by continual predication.
430 III| and said: Alas, what fair people hath the devil in his doctrine
431 III| After he demanded how these people were called: he answered
432 III| England for to convert the people of that same country, but
433 III| Gregory was elect of all the people to be pope, but he refused
434 III| sacred pope he made to the people a sermon and said: Right
435 III| sins, lo! ye may behold the people die ere they beweep their
436 III| manner admonested he to the people their health, and he ordained
437 III| been therein three days the people of Rome sought him all about.
438 III| Gregory was taken of the people and after the ordinance
439 III| He converted the English people to the christian faith by
440 III| demanded her, tofore the people, why she smiled, and she
441 III| himself to prayer with the people, for to pray to God that
442 III| more religious, and the people more firm in the faith. ~
443 III| soberness that bringeth the people to the everlasting life.
444 III| S. Longinus said to the people that there were: What say
445 III| of Jesu Christ? And the people said with a high voice:
446 III| is the God of christian people, holy man, we pray thee
447 III| should issue out of these people, in such wise that the people
448 III| people, in such wise that the people had great joy and believed
449 III| said to him that all the people were departed, and by his
450 III| Patrick admonested the people that whomsoever had taken
451 III| seven days. When all the people were assembled within the
452 III| the presence of all the people, the sheep cried and bleated
453 III| the evil, rude and wild people, he prayed to our Lord Jesu
454 III| abbot, because he found the people of that land rebel, he went
455 III| because he blessed much people, or else because he had
456 III| so long and so far from people. Then said they graces,
457 III| assembled a great multitude of people, and yet they all might
458 III| in the country that much people died for hunger. Then all
459 III| he gave it to the poor people, in so much that he had
460 III| and holily, that all the people had joy of him, and within
461 III| giving, he brought much people to good living. And tofore
462 III| handmaid, and not lady. Much people is humble in low estate
463 III| beside the highway where much people passed, whom he robbed as
464 III| me to pass with the other people the sea, and when he me
465 III| bishop was dead, and the people were assembled to provide
466 III| bishop: and anon all the people accorded thereto wholly,
467 III| he might, and alway the people cried: Ambrose! Then for
468 III| Ambrose! Then for to make the people cease, he went out of the
469 III| a scaffold, and made the people to be beaten, against the
470 III| not for all that, but the people said: Thy sin be upon us.
471 III| to the end that when the people saw that, they should revoke
472 III| election he fled away, but the people awaited upon him and took
473 III| gifts and by honours, much people against S. Ambrose, and
474 III| that he gave all to poor people and retained nothing for
475 III| wrapped in the sins of these people. They departed and fled
476 III| grew more and more in much people, and specially in great
477 III| city of Thessalonica the people had stoned to death his
478 III| is for to punish the evil people. How art thou so hardy to
479 III| and common tofore all the people, and the emperor received
480 III| stood without with the lay people, the bishop came and said
481 III| and many of the common people. And that time was Ethelred
482 III| took none heed to help his people. And Erdrithe, with the
483 III| did much wickedness to the people, and burnt and destroyed
484 III| body and spare the poor people of the town, but for all
485 III| miracle was known to the people and they went then fast
486 III| judges doubted the great people that came thither, and they
487 III| be martyred, but the poor people made great lamentation for
488 III| country. And on a time the people were assembled for to slay
489 III| the city he venomed the people with his breath, and therefore
490 III| breath, and therefore the people of the city gave to him
491 III| should do no harm to the people, and when the sheep failed
492 III| taken the children and young people of them of the town by lot,
493 III| sorry, and said unto the people: For the love of the gods
494 III| Then returned he to the people and demanded eight days'
495 III| him into the city, and the people fled by mountains and valleys,
496 III| was baptized and all his people, and S. George slew the
497 III| water, which healeth sick people that drink thereof. After
498 III| should be given to poor people for God's sake; and enjoined
499 III| should have pity on the poor people, and after, kissed the king
500 III| see that these christian people doubt not our torments.
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