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1 I| authority: Do alway some good work, to the end that the
2 I| saith upon a psalm that, good work ought not to be done
3 I| present this said book to his good and noble lordship, as chief
4 I| other of the party of the good shall be judged and shall
5 I| sentence of the judge that is good and just. And with their
6 I| condemn by the works of their good life. ~The third thing that
7 I| which he shall save the good. Thirdly, for to shew his
8 I| made myself a man, f what good then we should have done.
9 I| far as it is rightful and good for him, our Lord at the
10 I| to leave sin and take the good, the which is showed us
11 I| the son that dispended his good follily, and when he had
12 I| that we have done and the good deeds that we have left.
13 I| sin, and clothe us with good works and virtues, and follow
14 I| always ententive to sow good works, and that she that
15 I| render to God the fruits of good works. In December they
16 I| accusations we say on the Good Friday three excusations
17 I| vineyard, and in a right good place I have planted thee.
18 I| to whom he had done much good. Like as S. John recordeth,
19 I| viii.: I have wrought many good things to you. And hereto
20 I| hereto saith S. Bernard: O good Jesus, how sweetly hast
21 I| bounty, for there is none good of himself but God only.
22 I| Bernard saith: Right sweet and good Jesus thy desirous visage
23 I| these three illusions, on Good Friday, before the cross
24 I| saith: Above all things O good Jesu give me grace to love
25 I| love. That is the chalice good Lord that thou hast drunken,
26 I| the which if thou with good heart and devoutly wilt
27 I| saints, and we thus have good cause for to keep this ordinance
28 I| them, to the end that the good see the great mercy by which
29 I| the saints move always by good works. The heaven intellectual
30 I| being, they desire well and good of which they been participant,
31 I| habitation of saints of good congruity. For that heaven
32 I| should return to him by good heart that we may find him.
33 I| etc.: O Lord God, how much good and sweet is this spirit
34 I| tuus bonus, etc. Lord thy good spirit hath brought me into
35 I| by help of fiends. The good christian man by justice
36 I| be in continual moving of good operation. Whereof saith
37 I| eaten and received of the good and true christian men but
38 I| with the abundance of all good virtues. He is in holy church
39 I| for to be hallowed of all good christian people, to the
40 I| solemnity, to the end that every good catholic person should have
41 I| concordance of the voice, and of good manners, so that by ensample
42 I| his neighbour, and by his good will he accord him to God,
43 I| heretic Arians was yielded to good christian men, and they
44 I| conscience and the odour of good renown. And this is signified
45 I| our conscience and also is good renown. Whereof the apostle
46 I| It behoveth that he have good witness of them that be
47 I| ought to have cleanness of good work; which is signified
48 I| array ordinately. And the good works cover the nakedness
49 I| signifieth the odour of good life. And it is to know
50 I| to wit, the assembly of good christian men. ~And this
51 I| faith, hope, charity and good works, which be all equal
52 I| suffered in patience, but with good will and by charity. And
53 I| beareth it gladly and with good will, but he that is perfect
54 I| And God saw that light was good, and divided the light from
55 I| that all these works were good and said: Faciamus hominem,
56 I| therefore it is read: It is not good the man to be alone. Thus
57 I| other the tree of knowing good and evil. And there is a
58 I| tree of the knowledge of good and evil. This commandment
59 I| death. ~God said: It is not good a man to be alone, make
60 I| shall be as gods knowing good and evil, he as envious
61 I| earth that brought forth good and wholesome fruits plenteously,
62 I| made as one of us, knowing good and evil, now lest he put
63 I| of God. This Seth was a good man, and he gat Enos, and
64 I| and brought not forth so good fruit, wherefore flesh was
65 I| she was come, God of his good grace so purveyed for her,
66 I| shalt abide here unto thy good age, and shalt be buried
67 I| said: If there be fifty good and righteous men among
68 I| them. And Abraham said: Good Lord, if there be found
69 I| said: If there be found ten good men among them, I shall
70 I| years, and then died in good mind and age, and Isaac
71 I| Jacob on a time had made a good pottage, and Esau his brother
72 I| and found Jacob having good pottage, and prayed him
73 I| had eaten and drunken a good draught of the wine, he
74 I| the house of God. And the good of all things that thou
75 I| God hath endowed me with a good dower, yet shall my husband
76 I| he consumed and died in good mind, and Esau and Jacob
77 I| visage and came out making good countenance and commanded
78 I| Why have ye done evil for good? The cup that my lord is
79 I| God hath turned it into good, and hath exalted me as
80 I| them from this land into a good land and spacious, into
81 I| this while was fair and good water. This was the first
82 I| for the Sabbath day was good and putrified not. And thus
83 I| other creature. But for good cause and rightful a man
84 I| or without judgment in good and needful causes. And
85 I| enseigneth and teacheth him good that he is bound to do,
86 I| of justice or for other good cause, if it be lawful it
87 I| to have their havoir or good. And he that doth against
88 I| intention to impair his good name and fame, for it is
89 I| do they that say evil of good men behind them, and backbite
90 I| evil covetise to have such good or such grace or fortune
91 I| seen the country, and it is good to win. The country floweth
92 II| none but was barren. The good man at such days as he was
93 II| Benjamin whose name was Saul, a good man and chosen, and there
94 II| of other beasts, and also good clothes, and wethers, and
95 II| wethers, and all that was good he spared, and whatsomever
96 II| an evil spirit, it were good to have one that could harp,
97 II| am, thou hast done to me good end I have done to thee
98 II| said that those men were good enough to them when they
99 II| the living Lord it is not good that ye do, but be ye worthy
100 II| rescued his wives and all the good that they had taken, and
101 II| weighed two hundred shekels of good weight. Then when he abode
102 II| else I swear to thee by the good lord that there shall not
103 II| Judah and Israel, he died in good mind, and was buried with
104 II| which was in the beginning a good man and walked in the ways
105 II| host, because he slew two good men by treason slay him
106 II| have received and taken good things of the hand of our
107 II| Lord when that Tobit had a good dinner in his house. he
108 II| merciful, if thou have much good give abundantly, if thou
109 II| thou makest to thee thereof good treasure and meed in the
110 II| life, we shall have much good if we dread God and go from
111 II| From whence have we thee, good young man? And he answered:
112 II| him. I believe that the good angel of God hath fellowship
113 II| tell me whereto these be good that thou hast bidden me
114 II| When Raguel had spoken much good of him, the angel said to
115 II| art son of a blessed and good man. And Anna his wife and
116 II| she returned and brought good tidings. And Raguel and
117 II| sacrament of the king it is good, but for to show the works
118 II| worshipful. Oration and prayer is good, with fasting and alms,
119 II| thou to our Lord in his good things and bless thou the
120 II| life was in joy, and with good profit of the dread of God
121 II| mother, whom they found in good health and good age, and
122 II| found in good health and good age, and took the cure and
123 II| his generation abode in good life and in holy conversation,
124 II| ordained a day to him. O good Lord, how patient is he,
125 II| God of Israel, praying the good Lord that he would govern
126 II| Knowledge ye him all for good, for his mercy is everlasting,
127 II| apostle said to her: By good right thou sufferest this
128 II| that he rested in peace and good works. Then came a voice
129 II| the resplendour of your good renomee might be thereby
130 II| this was a very and right good answer of the question.
131 II| a sacred tree; but this good man made them of all the
132 II| his see succeeded a man of good and holy life, which by
133 II| people, of which the two be good, and the two be evil. For
134 II| the devil, enemy unto all good works had envy, and pained
135 II| him to empesh and let the good works, as well by falseness
136 II| Gains, and found there a good man that believed in God,
137 II| Syracuse. When she heard of the good fame and renown of S. Agatha
138 II| that for thy faith, and thy good, thy mother is safe and
139 II| ne spouse, but all that good that ye would give me with
140 II| thou livest: and as to such good as thou oughtest to give
141 II| The evil words corrupt the good manners. Ye counsel the
142 II| angels' possessions of all good, victory of lechery, lord
143 II| things as they needed, of her good. And therefore, her husband
144 II| from whom was taken much good, and alway she said: At
145 II| ensample of his patience and good life, nobly speaking for
146 II| and well governing for the good enseignments and teaching
147 II| ye fair brethren, men of good renown among you, that be
148 II| in law that was a right good man, came into the church
149 II| and God reproveth it. My good master Jesu Christ said
150 II| God and S. John for their good speed, and came to this
151 II| baptism and see equity of good works. ~Holy church maketh
152 II| noble of the Jews out of the good towns, and did do put them
153 II| And this Gilbert was a good devout man, and took the
154 II| and lived holily in giving good ensample. ~After this, many
155 II| said: All old laws that be good and rightful, and not against
156 II| holy church, I grant with good will to keep them. And then
157 II| said, full sore weeping: O good Lord, I acknowledge that
158 II| holy church, I purpose, good Lord, to go to Rome for
159 II| any claim or debt before good record, wherefore he ought
160 II| say such things of this good bishop. They said faithfully
161 II| touched not was fair and good for to eat. ~And these four
162 II| right, that will I with a good will do, but as to the sentence
163 II| said: Certainly he was a good man; and coming down into
164 II| whole of body, holy in work, good in counsel, patient and
165 II| to every each of them a good gift, and thus made them
166 II| in the world was none so good ne so great an hermit as
167 II| lodged in an house of a good woman which had but a little
168 II| over, by the merits of the good saint. ~Now it happed that
169 II| take her while she was in good purpose, and anon she died,
170 II| hermits, and found them all in good point save him whom the
171 II| heart that he should do more good to be among the people than
172 II| he made of the house of a good woman, of which S. Marcel
173 II| Anthony was born in Egypt of good and religious father and
174 II| twice: Who art thou? The good Jesu answered: I am here,
175 II| Then said S. Anthony: O good Jesu! where hast thou been
176 II| cried S. Anthony and said: O good Lord, who may escape from
177 II| Anthony said: They do it by good right, for thou dost to
178 II| Have none affiance in the good that thou hast done, ne
179 II| holiness and leave their good life. It behoveth the monks
180 II| to the hermits: Ye have a good wise man with you, and after
181 II| abbot: Thou hast founden good brethren. Then answered
182 II| the abbot: Truly I have good brethren, but there is no
183 II| servant: Give them to drink good wine, for these monks be
184 II| a man of great faith, a good christian man, and was born
185 II| bound they said: Lo! how good and joyful it is brethren
186 II| Rome and Pavia. Then the good angel was seen visibly of
187 II| virgins, because of her good example. In another place
188 II| promise to S. Basil much good and honour if he would consent
189 II| they began to tell who were good almsmen, and them would
190 II| goods to poor men with a good will. As this rich man went
191 II| and I thank thee of thy good will that thou hadst pity
192 II| when he had given all his good to poor men, he called one
193 II| Lord in these words: So, good Lord Jesu Christ, so; I
194 II| disposed to the effect of good operation, and from forthon
195 II| established and disposed to all good. He could well suffer hunger
196 II| them he embraced with a good will, and he was ennobled
197 III| the noble Gregois, rich of good and puissant of seignory
198 III| whom she was esprised in good virtues, so that she gave
199 III| husband with no man, how good that he was; she visited
200 III| she had liefer have them good, suffering sorrow and sickness,
201 III| carnalities, they seem to be good without forth. but within
202 III| that she was well and in good peace. And anon she left
203 III| that they had lost their good mother that had nourished
204 III| men call and require for good harbourage because our Lord
205 III| and consolation of some good enseignment and teaching.
206 III| in this manner: Ignatius, good disciple of Jesus and his
207 III| thing certain. Go alway in good creance, and believe and
208 III| well in the faith and in good works, and let no persecution
209 III| sins, and without riches of good virtues, so worthily should
210 III| doves, one simple will and a good intention, without retaining
211 III| intention, for all works be good or evil. If they be done
212 III| candle burning: that is good deeds, true faith, with
213 III| deeds, true faith, with good works. And like as the candle
214 III| therefore saith S. Gregory: The good work ought to show withoutforth
215 III| that thy intention abide good withinforth the heart, without
216 III| began to smile and said: Good woman anger thee not, for
217 III| him: Be thou joyous right good prince, but call not them
218 III| my helper? And when this good widow, which by S. Blase
219 III| no dread, the worker is good that well beginneth and
220 III| endeth, and who deserveth good reward shall have joy, and
221 III| Holy Ghost, and plenty of good manners. Or she is said
222 III| will follow. If they be good I would that thy life were
223 III| also gladly, and with as good will as she had been prayed
224 III| am also christian, and a good master and leech, be not
225 III| he may heal me. And the good man smiling said: And he
226 III| that this young man was her good angel. This was published
227 III| show to him a place apt and good, and water enough, for to
228 III| faith of God, and also by good ensamples showed evidently
229 III| when we be vanquished of a good man we dare not return,
230 III| Goest thou never to do good works and profitable? The
231 III| thy God. When we come to a good christian man and we find
232 III| in his orisons ne in no good works; yet if we see any
233 III| or in other place for any good, anon we be in their ways,
234 III| his prayers, and do his good works, and hear the words
235 III| to nothing but to deceive good persons that lead an holy
236 III| and when we see them do good works, we send into them
237 III| man, and said: Spare not good people, and of her have
238 III| mockery or otherwise. Also good manners which ought to adorn
239 III| and this figure seemeth good by many reasons. The first
240 III| ought to be best adorned of good manners among all other
241 III| Matthias is said as doing good for evil, for he being good
242 III| good for evil, for he being good was set in the place of
243 III| Pilate to seize all the good that the father of Judas
244 III| and he passed his youth in good manners. His courage was
245 III| of cleanness, to God by good contemplation, and to the
246 III| that he had lost all his good, and prayed him that he
247 III| days, and for his noble and good renomee the pope made him
248 III| faith by three holy men and good clerks that he sent thither,
249 III| Evangelist made, which was a good painter, he had carved it
250 III| of the justice and other good deeds of Trajan, and how
251 III| ten days, he being full of good works, departed out of this
252 III| malices, corrupters of all good works and enemies to chastity,
253 III| wilt thou yet torment this good man, which hath saved us
254 III| us and hath done so much good to the city? And the provost
255 III| thanked God, and died in good estate. All this happed
256 III| bishop would make of his own good, and gave to S. Maur a book
257 III| they held their way on the Good Friday in the abbey of which
258 III| monastery was dead, and for the good renomee of this holy man
259 III| surmounted thee. Then the good man knelt down to the feet
260 III| him: Fair brother, take good heed how thou shalt do with
261 III| for the covetise of his good; when the carle saw that
262 III| demanded of villain any good, ne of the man that S. Benet
263 III| anon he said to Cuthbert: Good brother, use no such vain
264 III| he brought much people to good living. And tofore his death
265 III| of which their honour and good renomee might be lessed
266 III| manner thereof. This was a good manner of a virgin that
267 III| used his life. But he had a good custom, for every day he
268 III| desert. In that time was a good, holy and religious monk
269 III| had in meat and drink, the good wines, and doing the desires
270 III| sinners to mercy, which with good heart turn to him, and promiseth
271 III| Rome, and became to be so good a clerk that he determined
272 III| between the Arians and the good christian men, for the election,
273 III| would not consent to the good christian men, but would
274 III| whom yet S. Ambrose did good for evil, for he ministered
275 III| he wept for the death of good men, for he ought better
276 III| them that if so great and good a man should go from them
277 III| of death, for we have a good Lord. In this time assembled
278 III| to treat who should be a good bishop after him, and they
279 III| thrice: He is old and he is good. When they heard him they
280 III| same Simplician for the good witness that S. Ambrose
281 III| persons, great and little, good and evil, and as well them
282 III| Gloucester; but afterward good King Edward gave that house
283 III| to him and bade him be of good comfort, for our Lord hath
284 III| body into a deep water that good men should not find it,
285 III| libro de Trinitate that, good earth is in the height of
286 III| the fields. The first is good for herbs being green, the
287 III| thereby put he forth wheat of good works. Or George may be
288 III| martyrdom, and he was a good councillor in preaching.
289 III| She said: For God's sake, good knight, go your way, and
290 III| consolation he took to him so good heart that he doubted no
291 III| preached there the gospel, the good people of Rome prayed S.
292 III| his predication and by his good example, the people mounted
293 III| tormented he prayed with good heart to S. Mark, and required
294 III| God, and ended his life in good works.~There was a man gone
295 III| joyeth in my body for the good tidings that I have heard.
296 III| him thereto. S. Peter had good faith and trust in God,
297 III| after he was brought in good health and anon all whole.
298 III| doctor, because he had been a good fast firm preacher and doctor
299 III| journeys by her heart and good thoughts, and she said for
300 III| ointment and said to him: Have good hope in S. Peter which late
301 III| trespass, and was after a good man.~S. Peter whiles he
302 III| fled all confused, and the good christian men thanked our
303 III| demanded on a time alms of a good woman, she saw him so swollen
304 III| ignorance, and they be cured by good conversation, and for to
305 III| for to haunt studies of good exercitation of doctrine.
306 III| ready in his body to all good. He is said the burden or
307 III| the burden or weight of good or godly manners, that he
308 III| country were wont to be good masters and much good surgeons;
309 III| be good masters and much good surgeons; my friend, said
310 III| that Vespasian came, the good men of the city were warned
311 III| say, and if thou say any good thou shalt be peaceably
312 III| given a gift, ne had done no good, at even he said to his
313 III| could not remember him of no good thing that he had done,
314 III| light, for the light is good to behold, and it is immaterial
315 III| much of him also for his good living, and then he was
316 III| drew them to holy living by good ensample giving. S. Dunstan
317 III| for he gave to him right good counsel to his life's end;
318 III| Dunstan for his holy life, good rule, and guiding. And in
319 III| saw curates that were not good, ne propice for the weal
320 III| as would entend and were good men, as ye shall find more
321 III| and was much glad of his good living, and there he abode
322 III| speech, said: O thou my good servant and true, be thou
323 III| after that he continued in good and virtuous living to his
324 III| debonairly of the little good that he had, and when they
325 III| present him a right fair and good horse. And when the saint
326 III| and manly, to the second good; as to the third, full of
327 III| of the Apostles of many good things that were in him,
328 III| that he had charge of by good ensample, for his life was
329 III| well embellished of all good works, and was full of the
330 III| between them both was by good intention, for in this that
331 III| him, confirming her in her good purpose and commanding her
332 III| was dead which had been a good justicer in chastising rebels
333 III| chastising rebels and cherishing good and welldisposed people.
334 III| sorrowed greatly for this good king's death, and in especial
335 III| after this she became a full good woman, and had great repentance
336 III| clerk, if it had thought him good and profitable, and also
337 III| done to so noble and so good a man, and specially his
338 III| and pray for her. When the good man was come, anon he said
339 III| showing to them examples of good virtues and good manners.
340 III| examples of good virtues and good manners. After, he was chosen
341 III| blessed dear Son and of thy good friend S. Peter, by the
342 III| that was frenatic. When the good woman Susanna saw the miracle
343 III| coronation. And after, he was of good life, and founded the church
344 III| devoutly worshipped by the good and devout christian people.~
345 III| against God. And of her good life and conversation many
346 III| and prove by works the good things that ye believe in
347 III| whereas the rest was of good folk, and where the torment
348 III| inclined to say evil of good people than well, answered
349 III| warned and admonished the good women of the town that they
350 III| became lean for to give good example. For sith she was
351 III| waking, she went to Genese, a good priest, and prayed him that
352 III| power always deceiveth the good, stole away her shoes, but
353 III| Incontinent she arose in good health in such wise that
354 III| Orient beyond Antioch, was a good man named Simeon, which
355 III| anon she was whole and in good point.~There were brought
356 III| more for curiosity than for good faith, and therefore God
357 III| of God, the child was in good health. In this time many
358 III| and remised in to their good mind.~From Arcy returned
359 III| When Genevieve saw the good faith of her, she said:
360 III| man was all whole and in good mind, whereof he thanked
361 IV| Victor, thou wert born in a good time, and thy works be blessed
362 IV| had said this and other good things and words, she put
363 IV| hath taught us for to do good for evil. Then said Simon
364 IV| thou in peace, preacher of good manners, mediator, leader,
365 IV| weeneth that such thing is good, which is evil and bad.
366 IV| when S. Peter saw that the good christian men saw his glory,
367 IV| thankings to God and commending good people to him, he rendered
368 IV| you; for which thing the good christian people understood
369 IV| which Paul's, wherefore the good christian men put them to
370 IV| the bishop and to other good christian men, which anon
371 IV| saying to him: Hie thee, good man, make an end of that
372 IV| christian men and praising of good, true men? Who shall stint
373 IV| damnation, when we see all good things to be assembled in
374 IV| said within herself: Alas! good husband, how much labour
375 IV| borne full of all manner of good meat, and he that bare it
376 IV| it increased greatly in good living, through the counsel
377 IV| bishopric, and did much good to the town of Winchester
378 IV| he be our advocate to the good Lord for us, etc. ~
379 IV| they went forth together, a good way thence, till they came
380 IV| that she ever was in so good point and ate no meat. That
381 IV| this body. And then a full good man that was there among
382 IV| and then said to her: O good maid, have pity on thy beauty,
383 IV| and mother have been my good friends. She then constrained
384 IV| me. And I beseech thee, good Lord, that of thy abundant
385 IV| all their sins. And also, good Lord, if any woman with
386 IV| appear tofore the just and good people, but remained behind
387 IV| fishes of the sea. And the good man did so much with the
388 IV| welcome, and hast believed good counsel. And be thou not
389 IV| the sooth. And then the good pilgrim received his wife
390 IV| monastery sent a monk with a good reasonable fellowship into
391 IV| had soothly the balm of good odour and savour in conversation.
392 IV| To the end that thou do good for evil, like as Christ
393 IV| after ended her life in good works. ~Bernard, a man of
394 IV| people to the faith and in good manners. And Constance the
395 IV| debonairly with the little good that he had. And when they
396 IV| do present to him a right good horse of right great beauty,
397 IV| which is as much to say as good, and sebe, that is, eloquence
398 IV| steadfastness of martyrdom, and good worshipping in the reverence
399 IV| be purposed in example of good christian men for two things,
400 IV| And contrary to them, some good works that he had done excused
401 IV| poor people. And when his good renown grew, he was made
402 IV| Christ said: Truly this is a good and noble fighter, and shall
403 IV| Lady said to him: Be of good cheer, require of me what
404 IV| shalt pay me a penny. The good man of God lift up his eyes
405 IV| religious man, which was of good conversation and holy, accompanied
406 IV| that thou shalt yet be a good man. And he was left, and
407 IV| peace, I shall give to thee good counsel. My sister dwelleth
408 IV| faith; in passion, and in good works and operation. ~
409 IV| him say but that he was a good christian and freely baptized.
410 IV| of his wife and all the good things and evil things were
411 IV| replenished the world of good odour, for tofore that he
412 IV| tomb, to the comfort of good christian men. And of one
413 IV| after finished his life in good works. ~There was a knight
414 IV| And when they had ridden a good while they saw in the way
415 IV| to me harm for such great good as I have given to thee?
416 IV| for if he hath done any good deeds, the wicked deeds
417 IV| the wicked deeds pass the good without comparison. And
418 IV| balance, and let all the good and evil be weighed; and
419 IV| balance whereas were but few good deeds. And the devil enforced
420 IV| this world, come gladly good angels and wicked spirits.
421 IV| blessed all the college of good christian men, and then
422 V| he relieved. And in these good offices and works he dispended
423 V| him: Friend, go from me in good peace, for the most violent
424 V| devout prayer, that all good christian men which reverently
425 V| failed not to his infancy in good love, for he arose and felt
426 V| said that the water was good alone and refreshed him
427 V| treatise he would think, of good courage, what he should
428 V| time, and after died in good age. The sister was married
429 V| counsel of them that be good. If my brother despise my
430 V| If I deliver to thee any good, wilt thou come again every
431 V| I trembled for dread of good love, and I found myself
432 V| him that he might hear the good of his mouth, he would renounce
433 V| sometime they took from him good thoughts, and letted him
434 V| and letted him of some good works. And he accused him
435 V| well that the name of every good deed should increase by
436 V| afraid to die, for I have a good Lord; which answer Augustin
437 V| whole in all his members, of good entendment, clear seeing
438 V| corrupted the holy places, the good christian men took the body
439 V| Pavia, which gave great good for it, and brought the
440 V| S. Augustin, gave great good to a monk that kept the
441 V| glorious S. Austin. And the good man received it much honourably
442 V| when he asked it. And the good man was moved, and constrained
443 V| and were gathered up of good christian men. And then
444 V| in a cave, and had always good prosperity. And when he
445 V| no christian man. And the good man Sanctilus prayed for
446 V| come to him. And this holy good man went much humbly to
447 V| then he said: His God is good and mighty. And there was
448 V| not known in long time of good christian men, and as master
449 V| it happed that a man of good contemplation every year
450 V| right joyful that she had so good hostage for her son, and
451 V| which was of honest and good life, and could say no mass
452 V| and finished his life in good works.~In the year of our
453 V| beseech her to accept our good intent and will, and that
454 V| Almighty God. And then the good christian men took her body
455 V| were taken up and buried by good christian men. And they
456 V| lineage presented to God by good works, and by martyrdom.
457 V| which is as much to say as good, and gigno gignis, that
458 V| engendered to Jesu Christ good lineage, that was father
459 V| choose a husband full of good manners and not of high
460 V| to be made christian by good manners. And then at that
461 V| and the Jew anon became a good christian man and was baptized.~
462 V| in expounding, and right good in refraining of vain manners.
463 V| people loved him much for the good sermons that he made to
464 V| deceived, and ordained that the good christian people should
465 V| destroyed, and the faith of the good men might be aflirmed. And
466 V| then Theodosius, a right good christian man, son of the
467 V| Eufemia is said of eu, that is good, and of femme that is a
468 V| treble manner she is said good. She was profitable to others
469 V| predication, in touching of good works, and in blowing of
470 V| to thee thy church, and, good Lord, let her pray to thee
471 V| predication, and by ensample of good operation.~
472 V| assembled, he spake long of good and lawful matrimony, and
473 V| saying that marriage is good if it be truly held by good
474 V| good if it be truly held by good alliance. But ye that be
475 V| wit of delectations, of good manners, and of good delights.
476 V| of good manners, and of good delights. And after he was
477 V| the nails of faith, and good life of charity. Secondly,
478 V| charity. And as to the third: Good Lord, come soon and open
479 V| ardour and multiplying of good works; black by despising
480 V| example, he was ornate in good virtues, and clean from
481 V| and he crying said: O ye good men, I pray you that ye
482 V| said: This man hath done good works to his neighbours.
483 V| angel of God, and that the good had overcome the adversaries.
484 V| finished his life laudably in good works.~
485 V| they dominate also over good works, and they be said
486 V| stir him to ill, and one good, to keep him. The good angels
487 V| one good, to keep him. The good angels be deputed to the
488 V| Therefore it is need that a good angel be deputed to the
489 V| exhort, and summon him to do good against fiattering and blandishes,
490 V| may profit in the weal and good of grace, and this doth
491 V| all letting to do well and good, and that is signified in
492 V| The angel that spake to me good words were words of comfort.
493 V| from then forthon he became good, and read divine books with
494 V| commanded them to take their own good, and not to take away other
495 V| their life. But plainly good men loved him and marvelled
496 V| wicked men more than by good renomee, and I would that
497 V| heart: The fire is always good. Nevertheless they that
498 V| messenger for to show the people good works. And so he showed
499 V| holiness and providence of the good bishop Logier all the people
500 V| peradventure engendereth not good suspection to my right poor
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