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1 I| him wrapt in clouts. And anon, as the angel had said this,
2 I| see is Jesu Christ, go ye anon and worship him. Another
3 I| born on the earth. Then anon departed they for to come
4 I| them, therefore we sing anon after the tract which followeth
5 I| Christ fasted, which was anon after his baptism, but we
6 I| that one as that other, anon as they were returned hallowed
7 I| The fourth is forasmuch as anon after our fasting we ought
8 I| And there fore he went out anon and abode not the solution.
9 I| therefore he issued out anon. Nevertheless it is read
10 I| when Pilate saw him, he anon accompanied with him, and
11 I| demanded my kerchief, and anon he emprinted his face and
12 I| Christ devoutly he should be anon guerished and healed. And
13 I| contemplation, thou shalt anon be whole. And when the Emperor
14 I| Emperor had heard this, he did anon make ready the way with
15 I| brought before him. And anon as he had seen it and worshipped
16 I| licence and departed. And anon as he was departed he was
17 I| sware he should be dead. And anon as he saw him his cruelty
18 I| despoil him of that coat. And anon as he had put it off, the
19 I| wherefore he arose not anon when he was dead, but abode
20 I| according to reason that anon after his death he ought
21 I| puissance; for if he had arisen anon, it should seem that he
22 I| And Saint Austin saith: Anon as Jesu Christ had rendered
23 I| habitation upon us. And anon Adam the father of the human
24 I| weeping for t things here, anon they were transfigured and
25 I| is found in some books. ~Anon as Jesu Christ descended
26 I| began to wax clear. And anon the porter black and horrible
27 I| person was heard sneezing anon they that were by said to
28 I| the people he sang it, and anon that tribulation ceased.
29 I| Secondly, why he ascended not anon after his resurrection.
30 I| lifted he blessed them; and anon before them he ascended
31 I| could not be laid ne set but anon it issued out, and the stones
32 I| wherefore he ascended not anon after his resurrection,
33 I| and they be found alway anon where God will have them.
34 I| that he might not breathe, anon the man should die. And
35 I| appeareth of S. Peter, for anon as he began to preach he
36 I| on them that believed and anon they received the Holy Ghost.
37 I| earth it became a serpent; anon he took it up and it turned
38 I| bourdon in the water, and anon the iron began to swim about
39 I| sore afraid and fled, and anon the devil destroyed the
40 I| said: Be made light, and anon light was made. And God
41 I| name taken of a man. And anon, the name giving, he prophesied,
42 I| to every part. Whereunto anon he answered: Nay in no wise
43 I| envious forbade you. And anon the woman, elate in pride
44 I| by fair words. But Adam anon agreed, for when he saw
45 I| the fruit forbidden. And anon their sight was opened that
46 I| their nakedness, and then anon they understood that they
47 I| they had trespassed, for anon their flesh began to move
48 I| manner of breeches. And anon after, they heard the voice
49 I| our Lord God walking, and anon they hied them. Our Lord
50 I| covered with the mantle, anon he awoke, and when he understood
51 I| that she was so fair, and anon they told the king, which
52 I| they told the king, which anon commanded that she should
53 I| taken and led away. And then anon Abram did do gather his
54 I| get her with child, and anon as she felt herself with
55 I| young men coming to him, and anon as he saw these three standing
56 I| know and use them. And Lot anon shut the door, and stood
57 I| towards the cities, and anon she was turned into a statue
58 I| saw a pit of water, and anon she went and filled the
59 I| That is my lord Isaac, and anon she took her pall or mantle
60 I| covered her. The servant anon told unto his lord Isaac
61 I| went to him and kissed him. Anon as he felt the sweet savour
62 I| was told to Rebekah, which anon sent for Jacob her son,
63 I| leave to go, he departed anon, and went into Mesopotamia
64 I| Jacob was fled and gone, who anon took his brethren and pursued
65 I| my soul is made safe. And anon as he was past Penuel the
66 I| prince of that land saw, anon loved and ravished and slept
67 I| and sleep with me, which anon refused that, and would
68 I| Come and lie with me, who anon would not agree to her,
69 I| When the lord heard this, anon he gave faith and believed
70 I| is hanged on the cross. ~Anon, by the king's commandment,
71 I| adored and worshipped him, he anon knew them, and spake to
72 I| durst better speak to him. Anon it was told and known all
73 I| to Joseph in Goshen, and anon Joseph ascended his chariot
74 I| s head. Then this done, anon after it was told to Joseph
75 I| was sick and feeble; who anon took his sons Manasseh and
76 I| and came to his father. Anon it was told to the father:
77 I| his feet and died. Which anon as Joseph saw, he fell on
78 I| of the Hebrews. To whom anon spake the sister of the
79 I| was his idol. And Moses anon took it, and cast it under
80 I| Hebrews. Wherefore the king anon decreed that he should be
81 I| down tofore Pharaoh, and anon the rod turned into a serpent.
82 I| and cast on the land. And anon all the people of Egypt,
83 I| know that I am Lord. And anon it was told to Pharaoh that
84 I| children of Israel fled, and anon his heart was changed, and
85 I| land, on that other side. Anon turned the water on them,
86 I| put into the waters, and anon they were turned into sweetness.
87 I| that was in all the world. Anon then, our Lord said to him,
88 I| departed from them, and anon, Miriam was smitten and
89 I| were. Wherefore the people anon were afeard, and murmured
90 I| children grudged against God. ~Anon after this, by God's commandment,
91 II| first king in Israel, and anon had much war, for on all
92 II| David harped tofore him and anon he was eased, and the evil
93 II| went in to surer places. Anon after this Samuel died,
94 II| hands of the Philistines. Anon then Saul fell down to the
95 II| slay his brother Amnon; and anon it was told to the King
96 II| heaviness and sorrow, but anon after it was told him that
97 II| and sat in the gate, and anon it was shown to all the
98 II| had counselled him. And anon the people of Israel forsook
99 II| ordained him king upon Israel. Anon after this, Jeroboam fell
100 II| us. And he went forth and anon he returned telling to his
101 II| dead in the street. And anon he leapt out of his house,
102 II| work to thee any thing, anon yield to him his meed and
103 II| which when thou shewest him, anon he shall pay thee. But go
104 II| in the universal earth. Anon then Raguel commanded his
105 II| then said to young Tobias: Anon as thou enterest in to the
106 II| father and kiss him. And anon then anoint his eyes with
107 II| from his father's eyes, and anon he received sight. And they
108 II| Manasses her husband died, anon she went into the overest
109 II| the springing of the day, anon the spies of the Assyrians
110 II| when she came before him anon Holofernes was caught by
111 II| great virtue in Israel. And anon when they heard her call,
112 II| the Assyrians heard this, anon they rent their clothes,
113 II| of God; and then he went anon with another disciple, and
114 II| sprinkled withal the fire, and anon the fire quenched. And then
115 II| Christ, and thou shalt be anon delivered of thy child.
116 II| the gospel upon me, and anon the foul woman said: Go
117 II| him that he might not. And anon the provost and judge commanded
118 II| made his prayer to God, and anon came an horrible thunder,
119 II| do harm to any man; and anon they vanished away. And
120 II| shall give him to thee. And anon the apostle made his prayers
121 II| them from death to life anon, and there they said all
122 II| they were sore afraid. And anon forthwith, the devil vanished
123 II| entered into the church, and anon the provost died, and the
124 II| that it was Nicholas; and anon he kneeled down, and would
125 II| true, prove them now. And anon a man appeared in his likeness,
126 II| exploit of the sea, and anon the tempest ceased. And
127 II| arrived in the haven. And anon he went thither and prayed
128 II| the walls of the hall; and anon he vanished away. Then they
129 II| vanished away. Then they saw anon after another ship with
130 II| them with him all safe. And anon he went to the judgment
131 II| the gates closed, which anon he opened by force. And
132 II| force. And the consul came anon and saluted him: and this
133 II| death of innocents? Go forth anon and do thy part to deliver
134 II| other their dreams, and anon sent for them that were
135 II| deceiver went his way, and anon after, him list sore to
136 II| demand alms: and the father anon commanded his son that he
137 II| water with the cup, and anon was lost, and came no more
138 II| for to see this thing. And anon, the child that had fallen
139 II| recounted to the people that, anon as he was fallen in the
140 II| he was king of the land, anon by the help of God, and
141 II| subject unto the Normans, anon they made them ready to
142 II| William understood this, anon he sent the Abbot of Rumsey,
143 II| part of the sea homeward, anon arose a great tempest on
144 II| the keeping of God. And anon they saw coming tofore the
145 II| shalt say, conception, and anon after the angel vanished
146 II| on them after the mass, anon he remembered that that
147 II| daughter of Jerusalem, anon appeared tofore him the
148 II| the realm of heaven. And anon therewith our Blessed Lady
149 II| published and spread all about, anon she went to her sepulchre
150 II| When S. Lucy heard this, anon she said to her mother:
151 II| without doubt ye shall be anon guerished and healed. Upon
152 II| he felt himself deceived, anon he complained on Lucy, and
153 II| so much till she be dead. Anon the ribalds would have drawn
154 II| for all that she died not anon, but spake to the people,
155 II| eyes out of his head; and anon she was martyred and many
156 II| be eaten with dogs. And anon after, the butler went for
157 II| and hath healed us; and anon they arose all whole and
158 II| naked, his feet bound. And anon by the will of our Lord,
159 II| tofore the idol, he should anon break it in pieces. And
160 II| break this false idol. And anon he molt it as wax. And then
161 II| woman that was blind, and anon she had again her sight.
162 II| the head of his lord; and anon, when he had slept thereupon,
163 II| Stephen for her health, and anon, without breaking of the
164 II| ground, and she felt herself anon all whole. ~Item, the same
165 II| chancel of S. Stephen, and anon she slept, and after arose
166 II| ready for me some refection. Anon she arose and went in to
167 II| pain they have deserved. Anon Satheus releved him in yielding
168 II| confusion of sins, and wailing. Anon then these two men by right
169 II| child. Which S. John knew anon, by the Holy Ghost, what
170 II| amorously and piteously, anon came upon him great clearness
171 II| vanished from them. And anon as he was gone they had
172 II| father to the emperor. ~Anon after this came the three
173 II| tidings, he thought that anon he would do slay all the
174 II| wise that I shall show you. Anon as I shall be dead, do ye
175 II| have slain himself, but anon Aciabus, his neighbour,
176 II| than of his sickness, and anon did do slay him, and ordained
177 II| sick person, it healeth him anon, and as the blessed Virgin
178 II| to some virtuous men. And anon the king granted to him
179 II| London, named Sir Robert. And anon after S. Thomas hallowed
180 II| towards Canterbury. And anon the king sent his officers
181 II| was yet at Canterbury, and anon after S. Thomas came to
182 II| into England again. And anon after, S Thomas came to
183 II| dinner eating flesh, which anon returned and told to the
184 II| liberties of holy church, and anon wrote out letters and bulls
185 II| king was greatly wroth, and anon banished all the kinsmen
186 II| remitted his cause to God. And anon after, the king of France
187 II| bread that he handled waxed anon mouldy and hoar, that no
188 II| them that he had accursed anon, or else they should slay
189 II| they had done amiss. And anon it was known all about,
190 II| that he was martyred, and anon after took this holy body,
191 II| said a word in his ear, and anon the bull died. Then the
192 II| other beasts debonairly, and anon the bull arose and went
193 II| him whole and sound, which anon were baptized, with a great
194 II| When S. Anthony heard that, anon he began tenderly to weep,
195 II| and also of apostles, and anon he fell down to the earth
196 II| ton, and prayed a while. Anon the ton was so full that
197 II| him as she did tofore, and anon after she conceived a daughter,
198 II| Remigius hath sealed. And anon the door was opened. Then
199 II| And then the angel went anon and fetched S. Remigius
200 II| was in good purpose, and anon she died, and S. Hilary
201 II| done for his daughter. And anon as S. Hilary had made his
202 II| as high as the other, and anon after, word came that the
203 II| smelled the odour and was anon guerished and whole. And
204 II| and much tempted him, and anon he filled a sack full of
205 II| that, would revenge it, and anon unclothed him and went naked
206 II| but he blew on them and anon they fell to the earth.
207 II| Felix saluted them, and anon they confessed their sin,
208 II| for to take S. Felix, and anon so great dolour and pain
209 II| cease, and so they did, and anon they were all whole. And
210 II| or cave to hide him, and anon he found there a great multitude
211 II| beaten him, to battles. And anon they came in form of divers
212 II| cast it into the fire and anon it vanished away. After,
213 II| midst of his visage, and anon I armed me with the sign
214 II| cross, and ran upon him, and anon he vanished away. And after
215 II| three shots tofore him, and anon he unbent his bow. Then
216 II| mouths open to speak, for anon as they have thought on
217 II| come to mine altar. And anon after, the heresy of Arius
218 II| chosen to that dignity. And anon a white dove descended from
219 II| of the christian men. And anon, after these words, their
220 II| travailed, and so amollished anon came to them and said: O
221 II| and had said these words, anon came a great light, in the
222 II| she had lost her speech, anon he said to her: If I be
223 II| Zacharias the prophet. And anon escried this woman much
224 II| health was given to him, and anon he was all whole, and ran
225 II| of God, went thither, and anon as she was entered into
226 II| church of S. Peter, and anon the pestilence ceased, and
227 II| came the physicians and anon knew his malady, and said
228 II| to go to the bordel, but anon as she was unclothed God
229 II| entered into the bordel anon she found the angel of God
230 II| her a white vesture, and anon therewith she clad her and
231 II| to take the virgin, and anon the devil took him by the
232 II| have laid hand upon me, anon the devil slew him as thou
233 II| raised him to life, and anon he went out and began to
234 II| do cast S. Agnes therein. Anon as this was done the flame
235 II| and so she was martyred. Anon came the christian men and
236 II| stoned to death and slain. Anon there came an earthquaver,
237 II| the ring fast. And then anon all his temptation carnal
238 II| believe in Christ, thou shalt anon be delivered of thy sickness,
239 II| herself perfectly whole, and anon she received baptism, and
240 II| he set on it a ring and anon she closed the finger to
241 II| estate in vain glory, and anon there came a voice that
242 II| principes vestras, etc., and anon as he had said the verse
243 II| this letter in the air, and anon he shall come to thee. And
244 II| shall come to thee. And he anon went forth and did as he
245 II| ye have that ye demand, anon after ye reny me, and return
246 II| judgment to be damned; and anon all this he wrote and took
247 II| him in his servitude; and anon the devil took with him
248 II| ye do not, ye shall see anon that I shall die, and thereof
249 II| Father, do as I have said, or anon thou shalt see me dead.
250 II| thou repentest thee. And anon took the young man and made
251 II| hand to the church. And anon the devil with a great multitude
252 II| sent me to another, and anon she threw the bill upon
253 II| covering of the bier. And anon after she took it again,
254 II| sepulture, for he shall die anon. Which word S. Basil heard
255 II| nature he should have died anon forthwith, yet he gat and
256 II| returned to his bed, and anon gave up his spirit, and
257 II| cover him withal, and he anon despoiled himself, and gave
258 II| clothing, that he ware, and anon the poor man sold it; and
259 II| to open the gates; and he anon heard him and receiving
260 II| tongue and mine ears, and anon I received hearing and speaking.
261 II| hearing and speaking. And anon they all went out and ran
262 II| manifested his life. And anon as S. John had prayed she
263 II| tormented with a devil, and anon the other women said to
264 II| Vital promised thee, and anon he was ravished with the
265 II| down, and he hearing that anon he wept, and came to him
266 II| strength of virtue: and anon he sent for that man and
267 II| keep it for himself. And anon after S. John sold it again
268 II| This hath despoiled me. And anon he saw another poor man,
269 II| delivered it to S. John. And anon after S. John waxed sick
270 II| writing and read it; which anon she opened and all her sin
271 II| changed him so suddenly, for anon as he was changed he said:
272 III| well and in good peace. And anon she left speaking to me,
273 III| passed out of this world. And anon all the congregation of
274 III| for to put him to death. Anon as the minister came to
275 III| ate never no mutton, and anon after a fever took him,
276 III| him for to cool him. And anon issued out of his body such
277 III| constrained to flee, and anon after he died. Another miracle
278 III| fall to you as ye say. And anon they drove forth their oxen
279 III| come and help us over. And anon he arose, and went over
280 III| almost dead for cold, and anon he took him and bare him
281 III| best wise he might. And anon after, he that was so sick
282 III| the sign of the cross, and anon they vanished away. And
283 III| in the same church. Then anon Mercury with all his arms,
284 III| the spear all bloody. And anon came one from the battle
285 III| presented to my Lord; and anon the lions came and strangled
286 III| brought into the temple, anon he knew him by the Holy
287 III| prayers to our Lady. And anon she fell asleep, in which
288 III| the lady aforesaid, which anon awoke and came to herself;
289 III| sick men came to him and anon were cured and healed. Now
290 III| to their lord, the which anon sent many knights for him,
291 III| holpen and obtain it, and anon he was whole and guerished.~
292 III| have again thy swine, and anon the wolf brought again to
293 III| a widow, her swine.~And anon after he was entered into
294 III| of his blood, which women anon were taken, and constrained
295 III| right glad and joyous, and anon sent them to the water,
296 III| be cast in to a pond, and anon he blessed the water and
297 III| sixty-five persons, and anon they were drowned. And an
298 III| the fiends as ye do. And anon then the tyrant did do smite
299 III| When Quintianus heard this, anon he made her to come tofore
300 III| in the name of him, and anon the apostle vanished away.
301 III| upon burning brands, and anon the ground where the holy
302 III| tofore many persons. And anon after she gave up the ghost,
303 III| for to embalm the corpse, anon came a young man clad in
304 III| abroad against the fire, and anon on the ninth day after,
305 III| to the person of God, and anon died miserably.~Now it happed
306 III| they should slay him. And anon they came to him and said
307 III| come in his company; but anon suddenly descended from
308 III| put himself to prayer, and anon the storm was appeased and
309 III| he should go his way, and anon he obeyed to him and fled,
310 III| and so he did, for he died anon after, about the year of
311 III| the body of S. Vedaste and anon our Lord enlumined him,
312 III| body of S. Vedaste, but anon after, he was blind again
313 III| reasonably this man speaketh? Anon the provost of the city
314 III| in thy God. S. Valentine anon put him in prayers, and
315 III| received again her sight, and anon all they of the the house
316 III| When her father saw this, anon he did do her to be naked,
317 III| confess what he was, and anon she took him and demanded
318 III| other place for any good, anon we be in their ways, and
319 III| darkness and obscurity. Anon the provost made to be brought
320 III| they that were present. And anon after, for the faith of
321 III| said such words of her. Anon the devil said: Alas! alas !
322 III| pass an arm of the sea; anon came a great orage and a
323 III| in the name of God, and anon lift up his hands unto heaven,
324 III| and guerished by him. And anon all they that were sick
325 III| drive whither it would. And anon the floods and waves of
326 III| like the son of a king. Anon after, it happed that the
327 III| sentence of death he fled anon and came into Jerusalem,
328 III| and shone upon him. And anon he began to preach, and
329 III| And S. Gregory commanded anon that that dish of silver
330 III| Gregory was sent into England, anon they went to the pope and
331 III| and much abashed, and sent anon his messengers after S.
332 III| Rome sought him all about. Anon they saw a pillar shining
333 III| and after went up again. Anon then S. Gregory was taken
334 III| glorious Virgin Mary. And anon the mortality ceased, and
335 III| hands by great humility, and anon the pilgrim vanished away,
336 III| than twelve persons. And anon the dispenser, all abashed,
337 III| domini sit semper vobiscum, anon the angel said: Et cum spiritu
338 III| thee into everlasting life, anon this woman began to smile
339 III| smile tofore S. Gregory, and anon he withdrew his hand, and
340 III| of our Lord Jesu Christ. Anon S. Gregory put himself to
341 III| little finger of an hand, and anon after, by the prayers of
342 III| he touched his eyes, and anon he that had been tofore
343 III| had been tofore blind saw anon clearly, wherefore he refused
344 III| be very gods or not. And anon the devils issued out and
345 III| Longinus signed unto God, and anon the provost became blind
346 III| that he heal thee. And anon then the provost did do
347 III| and confess my filth, and anon came again his sight, and
348 III| that he would help him, and anon he was guerished and had
349 III| but S. Maur healed him anon. And after, Flocus, which
350 III| overmuch vain glory, but anon they became so mad that
351 III| their teeth. The holy man anon put his hand in their mouths
352 III| circle with his staff, and anon the earth after the quantity
353 III| made the sign of the cross, anon the bird vanished away.
354 III| inflamed in his courage, but anon he came again to himself;
355 III| over it and blessed it, and anon the vessel brake in pieces,
356 III| showed this to S. Benet, and anon he went for to see if it
357 III| and there they digged and anon they found water, so great
358 III| after into the pit, and anon the iron came up and began
359 III| which was much deep, and anon the river bare him forth
360 III| him go to help him. And anon S. Maur ran upon the water
361 III| and made great feast, and anon the solar fell upon him
362 III| all might not lift it, but anon as S. Benet had blessed
363 III| blessed it, they lifted it anon. Then apperceived they that
364 III| a sack to S. Benet, and anon S. Benet made upon him the
365 III| thine, and the man fell down anon to the ground because he
366 III| mocked the holy man, and died anon.~A clerk that was vexed
367 III| Benet, and took orders, and anon the devil entered in to
368 III| and bowed it a little, and anon a serpent issued out.~It
369 III| said to S. Benet: Arise up anon and deliver to me the goods
370 III| that was tofore him, and anon by great marvel his arms
371 III| appertly, without dread. And anon Gallas fell down to the
372 III| would not leave it, and so anon after, they died and were
373 III| and was all angry, and anon as he was out of the abbey
374 III| went unto his prayers, and anon a great empty tun that was
375 III| prayers to our Lord, and anon it began to thunder and
376 III| likeness of a dove, and anon he did the body of her to
377 III| that ever they beheld, and anon he said to Cuthbert: Good
378 III| might be set to school, and anon he drew him to perfect living,
379 III| more keep sheep but went anon to the abbey of Jervaulx,
380 III| was timorous and abashed, anon he repeaced her, saying:
381 III| of the said knight, and anon they understood that our
382 III| the knight their lord; and anon the holy man prayed him
383 III| the lord was not come; and anon the knight made him to come.
384 III| the holy man saw him come anon he said: I conjure thee
385 III| cause thou art come hither. Anon the chamberlain answered:
386 III| been because of solace. And anon as they were out of the
387 III| despoiled all naked, and anon the angel of God was ready,
388 III| but our Lord restored him anon to health. And then he was
389 III| Seconde was with him, and anon he commanded that they should
390 III| greatly amarvelled, and anon he cast to her his mantle,
391 III| bread. And after, I heard anon a voice: If thou wilt pass
392 III| wept much tenderly. And anon I saw coming about me a
393 III| Zosimus saw this miracle, anon he fell down to the feet
394 III| me, sinful creature, and anon after, she made the sign
395 III| buried. Zosimus began then anon tenderly to weep, and durst
396 III| delve the earth with. And anon he saw the earth dolven,
397 III| ought to be bishop: and anon all the people accorded
398 III| after went to Milan, and anon, as he entered the city,
399 III| sword through his body, but anon his arm was dried up. Another
400 III| They departed and fled anon, but they were not gone
401 III| as white as any snow, and anon after it came again to his
402 III| for he shall go his way anon. Then he arose anon hastily
403 III| way anon. Then he arose anon hastily and went to Milan
404 III| precious body of our Lord. And anon S. Ambrose laid his arms
405 III| of him, but mislaid, but anon God so chastised him that
406 III| from the table and died anon after. In the city of Carthage
407 III| thou wilt I shall make him anon to assoil thee. He answered:
408 III| night and bade him arise anon and make Alphage, abbot
409 III| and besieged the town and anon he gat it, and burnt and
410 III| cursed doings. And then anon they took S. Alphage, the
411 III| all the night met him, and anon they cast him down to the
412 III| they dreaded full sore. And anon this miracle was known to
413 III| lamentation for him. But anon the wicked tormentors stoned
414 III| repented them not, died anon affer in great misery in
415 III| is thy name. He answered anon and said: I am named George,
416 III| of the cross on it, and anon drank it without grieving
417 III| cutting on both sides, but anon the wheels were broken and
418 III| people to be converted. And anon the fire descended from
419 III| head in the hole he shall anon be made perfectly whole,
420 III| bishop of Alexandria. And anon, as he came into Alexandria,
421 III| laid it on the wound, and anon he was whole. When the shoemaker
422 III| with you an Egyptian. Then anon, after this word, the ship
423 III| delivered to keep, and bade him anon to strike their sails for
424 III| land, and he did so, and anon they found land in an isle.
425 III| laid his hand on him, and anon as he awoke he found himself
426 III| found himself all whole. Anon after, this ship came unto
427 III| the cords of the ship, and anon the ship began to break
428 III| peril he would be baptized. Anon a man all shining appeared
429 III| again into the ship, and anon the tempest ceased. When
430 III| the peril of the sea, and anon the Saracen came again to
431 III| falling he cried: S. Mark! and anon he rested upon a branch
432 III| his thighs with axes, but anon the iron was as soft as
433 III| devoutly to S. Mark, and anon his hand was as whole as
434 III| he cried on S. Mark, and anon he raught him a spear by
435 III| and for this cause he came anon in pilgrimage to Venice
436 III| and when they knew this, anon they hallowed the feast
437 III| the feast of S. Mark, and anon began to grow great plenty
438 III| it approached fast, and anon his face was all bright
439 III| brethren, my soul shall depart anon, make room and place, for
440 III| this vision, and after, anon, in the presence of the
441 III| the christian faith, and anon he repented him and put
442 III| he judged of himself, and anon he deposed himself. And
443 III| bury him at my feet. And anon the pope did his commandment
444 III| had given this counsel was anon taken of the devil, and
445 III| the sign of the cross, and anon the cloud came and overspread
446 III| with the sign of the cross, anon he was whole and arose.
447 III| where the sore was, and anon he was all whole. The same
448 III| laid it on his breast, and anon he cast out a worm with
449 III| brought in good health and anon all whole. It happed that
450 III| knife to the heart, and anon his spirit mounted in to
451 III| the altar of S. Peter, and anon the priest for his covetise
452 III| quenched the candle, but anon after the candle was light
453 III| he was gone, it lighted anon again; then he left that
454 III| and returned, and after anon he began to cry again; then
455 III| that he should go out, and anon the fiend called him by
456 III| Peter the martyr, and then anon he went his way and the
457 III| sepulchre of S. Peter, and anon he had trust in God, and
458 III| manner as she had done, and anon he was whole.~In the city
459 III| called Mars, their God, and anon under the idol issued out
460 III| shall gladly do it. And anon S. Philip commanded the
461 III| harm to any person, and anon he departed without appearing
462 III| to be sacrificed, which anon calved or brought forth
463 III| faith of the Trinity. Then anon he believed perfectly in
464 III| when he came to the place, anon the earth moved, and a fume
465 III| he laid on it the third, anon the body that was dead came
466 III| he them to the queen, and anon as she saw them she worshipped
467 III| therein. And when he entered, anon the serpents were all dead.
468 III| my right side. The clerk~anon blessed him with the sign
469 III| Christ his Saviour, and anon, as he had made the cross,
470 III| his hand again to him, and anon after he died there, and
471 III| make his orison to God; and anon the idol fell down and slew
472 III| hundred and twenty. And anon after Carpasius was taken
473 III| hastily, and serve us; which anon arose all whole and ministered
474 III| go again to thy bed; who anon went again to her bed, and
475 III| was a wicked spirit, and anon caught her by the nose with
476 III| departed from the holy man. But anon fell on them so great a
477 III| Christ. They did so, and anon the tempest ceased, and
478 III| people as were well disposed anon were converted, and followed
479 III| came to the king's ear, anon he came to the presence
480 III| cleansed from all thy leprosy, anon all his filth fell away,
481 III| thee, and then he arose anon, and stood before all the
482 III| of doom; and he entered anon into his grave and forthwith
483 III| again into his grave, and anon the body was turned to earth.
484 III| merits of S. Germain was anon appeased. Then they were
485 III| his prayers to God, and anon then the calf arose all
486 III| house unto the palace, and anon as he was at dinner his
487 III| us return home again, and anon the ass arose and shook
488 III| long in this world, and anon after he became sick of
489 III| appeared to him, and then anon Archemius fell down to his
490 III| with chains of iron, but anon after, the angel unbound
491 III| to be put to them, which anon as they were put to them
492 III| sent two cruel bears which anon became as mild and debonair
493 III| Paul came into Jerusalem anon after his conversion, and
494 III| wolves, but Barnabas went anon to him, and took and brought
495 III| a fair and wise speaker. Anon Barnabas and Paul rent and
496 III| question, the which they sent anon through the world in epistles
497 III| let him go, and therefore anon they bound a cord about
498 III| out of the city, and there anon burnt him, but yet the felon
499 III| my Lord Jesu Christ, and anon he made his prayer and healed
500 III| come into mine house, and anon after these words he was
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