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1 I| written one out of the said three books, which I have ordered
2 I| bodily flesh, we may consider three things of this coming, that
3 I| And S. Austin putteth here three profits of his coming and
4 I| travail in this world for three manner of maladies or sickness,
5 I| Judgment. As for the first, three things shall be tofore the
6 I| sea and of the waves. The three first signs be determined
7 I| evangelist saith, he had three names, that is to wit the
8 I| our humanity. And of this three manner of names, saith S.
9 I| Epiphany of our Lord and of the three kings. ~The Feast of the
10 I| age of thirteen days the three kings came to him the way
11 I| When our Lord was born, the three kings came into Jerusalem,
12 I| that this name Magus hath three significations. It is said
13 I| great in wisdom. And these three came into Jerusalem with
14 I| was called Victorial, and three days they abode there, and
15 I| cross, which spake to these three kings saying: Go ye hastily
16 I| in one day as an horse in three days. And when they came
17 I| Herod was troubled for three causes, first, because he
18 I| taken from them and for three causes: First, that they
19 I| sign which was given to the three kings, which yet were paynims
20 I| ought to know that there be three opinions of this star, which
21 I| Ghost which appeared to the three kings in the form of a star,
22 I| from the other stars in three things. First, in situation,
23 I| and offered to him these three gifts, that is to wit gold,
24 I| mortification. And these three things ought we offer to
25 I| The fifth because by these three be signified three things
26 I| these three be signified three things that be in Jesu Christ:
27 I| without corruption. And these three things be signified that
28 I| Septuagesima was instituted for three reasons; like as Master
29 I| in the Gospel and Epistle three manner of remedies. The
30 I| enemy. And if she do these three things she shall have threefold
31 I| And to the soul he hath three powers, that is to wit memory,
32 I| this doth holy Church in three manners. For some be in
33 I| charity. Now it is to wit that three things be necessary which
34 I| forty, there may be assigned three reasons. The first reason
35 I| his homilies putteth also three reasons wherefore in abstinence
36 I| And the year is demened by three hundred sixty and five days,
37 I| touching the body, and of three virtues or powers in his
38 I| year, at each time we fast three days, to the end that the
39 I| body, and the number of three to the soul. These be the
40 I| times, and they be done in three days each time, to the end
41 I| unjustly they accused him of three things. The first was they
42 I| of God. And against these three accusations we say on the
43 I| we say on the Good Friday three excusations in the person
44 I| Christ reproved them of three benefits that he did and
45 I| and spake not, there be three reasons and causes. The
46 I| brain of the soul. There be three opinions in what place principally
47 I| his side. Against these three illusions, on Good Friday,
48 I| cross is showed, we make three adorations in saying: Agios,
49 I| etc., in honouring him three times, like as he was for
50 I| which may be profitable in three manners. That is to wit
51 I| demonstration of glory. And these three things be showed in the
52 I| which might be considered in three manners. For one place either
53 I| Pilatus. And when he was three years old she sent him to
54 I| in the sepulchre, that be three days and three nights he
55 I| that be three days and three nights he was in the sepulchre,
56 I| Jesus was in the sepulchre three days and three nights. But,
57 I| sepulchre three days and three nights. But, after S. Austin,
58 I| of the day. Thus there be three days, and every day hath
59 I| the mouth of twain or of three is the witness established,
60 I| established, right so in three days is proved all deed
61 I| veritable, he would lie therein three days. The third for to show
62 I| Ravenensis: Jesu Christ would be three days in his sepulchre in
63 I| the general resurrection, three reasons be assigned. The
64 I| prolong his resurrection above three days, to the end that desperation
65 I| time he appeared to the three Maries which returned from
66 I| it is said that he wept three days continually after that
67 I| up into heaven. There be three other manner of apparitions
68 I| the second be done on the three days before the Ascension
69 I| first Litany is named in three manners. First, it is called
70 I| Litany is said the more, for three reasons. The first is for
71 I| Litany, the which is made the three days tofore the Ascension.
72 I| reigned the year of our Lord three hundred and fifty-eight
73 I| that the people should fast three days; and he instituted
74 I| is said the mountain of three lights. For by night on
75 I| therefore it is said the hill of three lights. Unto this hill Jesu
76 I| forty days, that was for three reasons. ~First, for the
77 I| and that every year be of three hundred and sixtyfive days,
78 I| seemeth it that he said that three questions were made to the
79 I| have them. The heaven hath three conditions. It is right
80 I| the sending is compared in three manners to the sender. First,
81 I| commandment. And after these three manners the Holy Ghost may
82 I| He was given to them by three times, that is to wit before
83 I| is to weet that there be three signs of replenishing that
84 I| began to preach he converted three thousand. Secondly, he was
85 I| tongues of fire. And here be three things to be considered.
86 I| member. As to the first, for three reasons he was sent and
87 I| signified by the fire for three causes. The first cause
88 I| bring together. And by these three things be understood three
89 I| three things be understood three virtues of love. For as
90 I| names divine: The fire hath three virtues, for he inclineth
91 I| their ordinance. And these three things maketh the Holy Ghost
92 I| another member, and for three reasons. The tongue is the
93 I| of the temple material. three things be to be considered.
94 I| altar is first hallowed for three things. First, to make sacrifice
95 I| churches towards the east for three reasons, after that Damascene
96 I| the bishop goeth all about three times, and at every time
97 I| And it is to wit that the three first goings about signify
98 I| first goings about signify three goings about that Jesu Christ
99 I| ascended into heaven. Or the three goings about show that the
100 I| Trinity, or for to signify the three estates of them that be
101 I| within and without signifieth three causes. The first is for
102 I| church, and that is for three causes. The first is to
103 I| it is said, assailed by three persons, by Jeroboam, by
104 I| was dishonoured by these three, right so was it dedicated
105 I| was it dedicated by other three. And Moses made the first
106 I| heart, and upon this altar three things ought to be offered
107 I| heart shut, he goeth about three times, when he bringeth
108 I| forgotten. Secondly, he smiteth three times the door of the heart,
109 I| watereth the temple spiritual three times with water, and so
110 I| this watering signifieth three manners of shedding of tears.
111 I| his passion. And of these three things we ought to water
112 I| trespasses. And of these three things saith the apostle
113 I| were the common voice of three persons, when it was said
114 I| sinned most, for he sinned in three things. The woman next and
115 I| and deceived, for these three he had three curses. Because
116 I| for these three he had three curses. Because he had envy
117 I| and out of his mouth grew three trees of the three grains,
118 I| grew three trees of the three grains, of which trees the
119 I| And thou shalt make it three hundred cubits of length,
120 I| thou and thy wife and thy three sons and their three wives.
121 I| thy three sons and their three wives. I have seen that
122 I| Noah lived after the flood three hundred and fifty years.
123 I| the world departed to the three sons of Noah. ~
124 I| again to Terah which had three sons, which was Abram, Nahor,
125 I| together, the number of three hundred and eighteen. And
126 I| lift up his eyes, he saw three young men coming to him,
127 I| and anon as he saw these three standing by him he ran to
128 I| worshipped one alone; he saw three and worshipped but one.
129 I| went and bade Sarah to make three ashy cakes and sent his
130 I| saw a pit in a field and three flocks of sheep Iying by
131 I| because I have born to him three sons, and she called his
132 I| Methought I saw a vine had three branches, and after they
133 I| drink. Joseph answered: The three branches be yet three days,
134 I| The three branches be yet three days, after which Pharaoh
135 I| said: Methought that I had three baskets of meat upon my
136 I| interpretation of the dream; the three baskets be three days yet
137 I| dream; the three baskets be three days yet to come, after
138 I| garments. To Benjamin he gave three hundred pieces of silver,
139 I| seven sons. Levi with his three sons. Judah and his sons
140 I| sons. Judah and his sons three. Issachar and his four sons.
141 I| sons. Zebulon and his sons three. These were sons of Leah
142 I| elegant and fair, and hid him three months, and when he might
143 I| shall go the journey of three days in wilderness that
144 I| that we go the journey of three days in the wilderness and
145 I| would not so, but would go three days' journey in desert,
146 I| palpable, and it endured three days and three nights. Wheresoever
147 I| it endured three days and three nights. Wheresoever the
148 I| Sur, and walked with them three days and three nights and
149 I| with them three days and three nights and found no water,
150 I| third commandment. These three commandments be written
151 I| of our Lord, of which the three first belong to God, and
152 I| Levi went and slew thirty three thousand of the children
153 I| tabernacle: in which ark was kept three things. First the rod with
154 I| Aaron and to Miriam: Go ye three only unto the tabernacle;
155 II| the mother took him, and three calves and three measures
156 II| him, and three calves and three measures of meal, and a
157 II| Hannah, and she conceived three sons, and two daughters,
158 II| father, and kept sheep, and three of his brethren were in
159 II| and Saul took with him three thousand chosen men and
160 II| Thus was Saul dead, and his three sons and his squire, and
161 II| fled, and that Saul and his three sons were dead, left their
162 II| they found Saul and his three sons Iying in the hill of
163 II| into Geshur, and was there three years, and durst not come
164 II| and divided his host into three parts, and would have gone
165 II| Then Joab went and took three spears, and fixed them in
166 II| and bid him choose one of three things that he should say
167 II| years hunger in his land, or three months he should flee his
168 II| and enemies, or to have three days pestilence. Of these
169 II| days pestilence. Of these three God biddeth thee choose
170 II| so he was named. He spake three thousand parables, and five
171 II| and masters, which were three thousand three hundred that
172 II| which were three thousand three hundred that did nothing
173 II| the navy of Hiram went in three years once into Tarsis and
174 II| which were as queens, and three hundred concubines, and
175 II| evil. He had seven sons and three daughters, and his possession
176 II| was seven thousand sheep, three thousand camels, five hundred
177 II| and they sent for their three sisters for to eat and drink
178 II| said: The Chaldees made three hosts and have enveigled
179 II| not with his lips. Then three men that were friends of
180 II| It was so that when these three friends of Job had been
181 II| Lord was wroth with these three men and said to them: Ye
182 II| And he had seven sons and three daughters. And the first
183 II| cubicle of the house. And three days and three nights she
184 II| house. And three days and three nights she ate not, ne drank
185 II| continent by the space of three days from her, and thou
186 II| after to-morrow, for these three nights we be joined to God.
187 II| woman, and was left widow three years and six months. ~After
188 II| and come at her pleasure three days during. And she went
189 II| victory was solemnised during three months, and after that,
190 II| other disciples were called three times of our Lord. He called
191 II| his neighbour, had then three daughters, virgins, and
192 II| emperor sent against them three princes Nepotian, Ursyn,
193 II| by money, had commanded three innocent knights to be beheaded.
194 II| knew this, he prayed these three princes that they would
195 II| and at the prayer of the three princes he received him
196 II| envy on the weal of these three princes, and accused them
197 II| Nicholas had delivered the three innocents, and admonested
198 II| Wherefore hast thou taken these three princes with so great wrong,
199 II| died, the year of our Lord three hundred and forty-three,
200 II| Aquinas in Compendio: There be three manners of sanctifications,
201 II| had been beheaded. And all three were buried together in
202 II| I have not ceased these three years past to make to God
203 II| one essence, and treble or three in persons, and showed to
204 II| them examples sensible, how three persons be in one essence.
205 II| example is that, in a vine be three things, the stock, the leaf,
206 II| The third example is that three things be in the head of
207 II| king, in showing to him by three examples that, as long as
208 II| came in to the parts of the three kings which came to worship
209 II| him for to overcome him in three manners, that was by bringing
210 II| In every battle he had three things; the assault in battle,
211 II| glory, and praised him in three things after this word glory,
212 II| And thus praised he God in three manners; in that he is glorious,
213 II| much, and especially in three things, that is to wit:
214 II| in praising the law in three manners; first because of
215 II| enforced him to them in three manners; that was by shame,
216 II| the gloss saith that in three manners they were malicious.
217 II| children, seven sons and three daughters. And on a time,
218 II| this world adjoineth to him three companies, of which companies
219 II| John, and the people made three hours long a great noise
220 II| and pray in their dioceses three days for him to the end
221 II| be called innocents for three reasons. First, by cause
222 II| is to wit that there were three Herods, and all three were
223 II| were three Herods, and all three were cruel tyrants, and
224 II| of Arabia, on whom he had three sons and a daughter, of
225 II| Anon after this came the three kings in to Jerusalem, and
226 II| when he had demanded of the three kings how they had had knowledge
227 II| slay him. After that the three kings were gone without
228 II| more than a year that the three kings had told him tidings
229 II| of his physicians he got three thousand young children
230 II| with his breath more than three hundred men. Then came the
231 II| with his breath more than three hundred men. Then sent the
232 II| incarnation of our Lord three hundred and twenty, he departed
233 II| of conversation. There is three manner of armour that is
234 II| that was the year of grace three hundred and forty, let us
235 II| there his refection of her three months, and yet he saw her
236 II| he did, and shot two or three shots tofore him, and anon
237 II| in the country, do these three things and thou shalt be
238 II| solitary, and that they have three battles, that is of hearing,
239 II| ought to know that there be three bodily movings, that one
240 II| is to wit in getting in three manner wises or manners.
241 II| and doubleness, for these three things were taken from her
242 II| reign the year of our Lord three hundred and nine. ~Among
243 II| the same. He vanquished three things in the world, that
244 II| Arians put them to prayer three days and three nights, and
245 II| to prayer three days and three nights, and when they came
246 II| and shut him in a chamber three days. After, he went to
247 II| about the year of our Lord three hundred and seventy. Then
248 II| not sleep, for he thought three hundred of his lords might
249 II| calends of February. And three reasons been assigned wherefore
250 II| ordinance or disposition was in three things; that is to wit in
251 II| conversion was made. For these three things were made in him
252 II| he was blind and fasted three days, and was smitten down
253 II| understanding. ~Then in the three days that he abode thus
254 II| is read that in him were three things against the three
255 II| three things against the three that were in our foremost
256 III| VOLUME THREE~
257 III| in the rack, and how the three kings worshipped him, how
258 III| lineage, and departed them in three congregations, so that they
259 III| and all her age was fifty three years seven months and twenty
260 III| to the world, he raised three dead men, and after he ended
261 III| There was a woman that had three pots full of gold, and because
262 III| against him, and presented three loaves to him, which he
263 III| the candle burning hath three things in it, that is to
264 III| and the fire, right so be three things in Jesu Christ, that
265 III| we ought to have in us three things which be signified
266 III| about the year of our Lord three hundred and eighty seven.~
267 III| and, as Chrysostom saith, three things make a man holy,
268 III| things make a man holy, which three were perfectly in her; that
269 III| amiable, for he had in him three things that make a man amiable.
270 III| Apostle.~The chair is said in three manners, that is, the chair
271 III| wit that in the crown be three things: first the head is
272 III| crown is round. There be three reasons why the head is
273 III| church halloweth of S. Peter three feasts in the year for three
274 III| three feasts in the year for three gifts that he hath power
275 III| confessed, and for these three causes he is digne and worthy
276 III| him and humility. There be three manners of humilities, as
277 III| and said that it was worth three hundred pence, and said
278 III| pence, and so he recovered three hundred pence. Or after
279 III| was gone on his journey three days, and for his noble
280 III| when he had been therein three days the people of Rome
281 III| to the christian faith by three holy men and good clerks
282 III| that he did he governed three thousand virgins, to whom
283 III| approach but if he bade him. Three workmen that wrought in
284 III| him forty years. All these three holy saints were buried
285 III| as it were in a cave with three chambers. Their bodies were
286 III| in English: In Duno these three be buried all in one sepulchre:
287 III| bishop, S. Patrick, did three great things. One is that
288 III| that S. Benet had founded, three of them stood on high rocks,
289 III| he had long prayed he saw three stones in a place for a
290 III| place where ye shall find three stones, and there dig a
291 III| all sweating where as the three stones were, and there they
292 III| young child of the age of three years, which was the fairest
293 III| the table laid and thereon three fair white loaves of bread
294 III| cross, a man gave to me three pence, of which I bought
295 III| pence, of which I bought three loaves of bread. And after,
296 III| of seventeen years. These three loaves, that I bare with
297 III| about the year of our Lord three hundred and eighty, the
298 III| the city of Carthage were three bishops together at dinner,
299 III| and by that be understood three privileges that were in
300 III| to them; then came to him three devils which cast down Roba
301 III| were sick, and raised the three that were dead, and were
302 III| miracles for him, beside whom three of his daughters be buried,
303 III| Nyssen saith: We have in us three evil passions which come
304 III| twenty paces deep he found three crosses and brought them
305 III| about the year of our Lord three hundred and sixty.~
306 III| her. And he sent them all three into an isle called Pontiana,
307 III| husbands of the two maidens and three enchanters with him, and
308 III| place and a secret with three priests and three deacons.
309 III| secret with three priests and three deacons. He commanded to
310 III| whereas S. Urban converted three captains of the town with
311 III| great violence, the space of three furlongs thence, and there
312 III| found in the seed of Germain three sovereign things, that is
313 III| ordinate in himself after three virtues that be in the soul,
314 III| de Trinitate deviseth of three manners of life, that is
315 III| Quirine, which then was but three years old, into the city
316 III| young of age, not being yet three years old, and demandest
317 III| about the year of our Lord three hundred and thirty under
318 III| and dwelled at the gate three years, and lived straitly
319 III| lain in that place well a three hundred years, and they
320 III| Edgar, and he was king but three years and seven months,
321 III| abode with S. Elizabeth three months or thereabouts till
322 III| he did, and at the end of three days he sang mass whole
323 III| also, as well men as women three thousand and six hundred.
324 III| issued out of the water three fiends, like Ethiopians,
325 III| sore tormented that during three days she was kept as for
326 III| sodden after fourteen days or three weeks, she ate for all delices.
327 III| was therein the space of three hours. The mother came and
328 III| of heaven. Hereof heard three men which kept their wives
329 III| water in a well or fountain. Three fair things showed our Lord
330 IV| Lord, and he was therein three days whole without grieving
331 IV| hung upward, and so hung three days long, in such wise
332 IV| nostrils. And at the end of three days the other knights came
333 IV| the church of the apostles three days and three nights, and
334 IV| apostles three days and three nights, and after said to
335 IV| of our Lord. And he had three surnames. He was said Simon
336 IV| converted at a Whitsuntide three thousand men, he healed
337 IV| of the ram, and hid him three days. The blood of the ram
338 IV| Of this name, Paul, be three opinions. Origen saith that
339 IV| and as he was led, the three knights that led him said
340 IV| sheep grazed; he saw by three nights continually, and
341 IV| than a stone. Which not of three or four friends, but of
342 IV| Paul, not one, ne two, ne three, but he corrected innumerable
343 IV| in the nones of July, at three o'clock, in the fiftieth
344 IV| country. In England are three principal rivers, and they
345 IV| Worcester was bishop of those three shires, and he was king
346 IV| lighted. By this be understood three things that be three, the
347 IV| understood three things that be three, the best parts that she
348 IV| And when he had said this three times, the blessed Mary
349 IV| earth the space of two or three cubits. And praying to our
350 IV| and set him in a ship with three clerks following him, and
351 IV| father: If thou worshippest three, why wilt thou not adore
352 IV| To whom she said: They three be but one God. After this
353 IV| thousand four score and three, and came to Toulouse for
354 IV| again, like as you see. And three days after his wounds were
355 IV| had no power to see him. ~Three knights of the diocese of
356 IV| And his fellows prayed three days for the health of his
357 IV| health of his soul, which three days he lay speechless,
358 IV| and all that generation, three hundred and sixty-two years
359 IV| scripture that it is more than three hundred and seventy-two
360 IV| is said that they slept three hundred and sixty-two years,
361 IV| reigned but one year and three months, and that was in
362 IV| of Rome, which is named three walls, with the child Celsus,
363 IV| Constantine, and there abode three years, wherefore all the
364 IV| about the year of our Lord three hundred and forty. ~
365 IV| and was so tormented by three hours of the devil that
366 IV| heritage of their mother three places, that was, the castle
367 IV| place, and the space of three miles way about on both
368 IV| when they had lain there three days, Quirinus, sub-deacon,
369 IV| to say, sovereign germ. Three things be found in seed
370 IV| about the year of our Lord three hundred and fifty. ~
371 IV| John Beleth assigneth these three last reasons in his sum
372 IV| touched that other, all three by miracle were but one,
373 IV| of us. And then he showed three paniers of gold, and the
374 IV| said keeper of our Lord in three manners, that is to wit,
375 IV| Christ in the air, holding three spears in his hand, and
376 IV| destroy them with these three spears. Then the Blessed
377 IV| queen of mercy came with three maidens, and Reynold waking,
378 IV| came nigh him the space of three cubits. ~On a time as he
379 IV| grace of our Lord that in three days that they went together,
380 IV| received with his proper hand, three times in the night, discipline
381 IV| hour due. And she wrapped three candles, that she had made
382 IV| saw Jesu Christ holding three darts in his hand, and menaced
383 IV| battles be due to thee, after three days, thou deacon shalt
384 IV| and Agapitus, and so they three suffered death together.
385 IV| head, the year of our Lord three hundred and eighty. ~
386 IV| about the year of our Lord three hundred. And Carpasius gat
387 IV| and shalt follow me within three days. Then he delivered
388 IV| Laurence demanded dilation of three days, and Valerianus granted
389 IV| And S. Laurence in these three days gathered together poor
390 IV| that buried him, fasted three days and three nights, and
391 IV| him, fasted three days and three nights, and hallowed the
392 IV| sufficed not for one dinner for three persons. S. Laurence, which
393 IV| judge took away by force three houses that were longing
394 IV| despite, and strained him three times by the arm right hard,
395 IV| poor men wisely. And these three reasons putteth master William
396 IV| S. Austin showeth it by three reasons, and saith thus:
397 IV| others to be like to him. In three things he showed him to
398 IV| that he suffered. By these three things saith S. Maximin,
399 IV| though he surmounted these three great fires without forth.
400 IV| Maximin: He had within forth three refroidours or colds, and
401 IV| colds, and bare in his heart three fires by which he assuaged
402 IV| S. Maximin saith: He had three fires within forth, by the
403 IV| the other martyrs, hath three privileges as towards office.
404 IV| lived and abode with him three and thirty years. And after
405 IV| there, and abide me there three days till that I return
406 IV| might express it. And then three maidens that were there
407 IV| only, but he proveth it by three reasons. And the first reason
408 IV| there save the apostles, and three virgins which held the lights,
409 IV| reverence, and keep it there three days diligently, and I shall
410 V| Rome with the same cardinal three years continually, and laboured
411 V| the pestilence. And after three years the cardinal, being
412 V| that he might abide alone three days next following for
413 V| Rocke to abide there alone three days. And in the end of
414 V| whereas in the head were three windows, and he supposed
415 V| manner of patience was in three manners, of injuries of
416 V| and command you to keep three things, the which I remember
417 V| christian man bare away three stones which were besprent
418 V| of Hebrew. And the first three suspendings that he had,
419 V| In the year of our Lord three hundred and thirty-one,
420 V| then Augustin said that three things he had learned of
421 V| thereupon the ensamples of three bishops. For when Ambrose
422 V| and in the year of his age three score and six, and of his
423 V| was the year of our Lord three hundred and fifty-three,
424 V| Then after, came thither three bishops, and each of them
425 V| of God the finger dropped three drops of blood upon a cloth
426 V| been sick of the fevers three years. And after, he desired
427 V| bishopric of Liège. And Anne had three husbands, Joachim, Cleophas,
428 V| divided all their substance in three parts: that one part was
429 V| every year into Jerusalem in three principal feasts, so that
430 V| accomplished the time of three years, and had left sucking,
431 V| that the church halloweth three nativities, the nativity
432 V| John Baptist. And these three signify three nativities
433 V| And these three signify three nativities spiritual, for
434 V| hanged him up with her hands three days that he died not ne
435 V| our Lady, S. Mary. And three days after he rested in
436 V| cousin his cousin. Among whom three and thirty were taken of
437 V| that I may have term of three days to array and make me
438 V| blessed tree of the cross was three times with the paynims,
439 V| that say one only to be three things by his virtue? And
440 V| about the year of our Lord three hundred and ninety.~
441 V| Sweet sound is made in three manners, that is to wit,
442 V| which church the apostle sat three and thirty years, and converted
443 V| witnesseth that there be three manner of sins, that is
444 V| therefore these foresaid three be oft recited that no man
445 V| healed. In the leech were three things, that is to wit,
446 V| healed him so soon. Of these three saith S. Ambrose in the
447 V| that is to say S. Matthew, three things be to be considered,
448 V| and Damian, and we have three other brethren which be
449 V| the judge commanded the three to be put in prison, and
450 V| with woodness, made the three brethren to stand by the
451 V| in the year of our Lord three hundred and ninety, was
452 V| he commanded them to fast three days and to pray unto God.
453 V| every Gerarchia containeth three orders of angels. For the
454 V| the third Gerarchia. The three orders of the first Gerarchia
455 V| converted to him. And thereto be three things necessary, that is
456 V| and resteth in them. The three orders of the middle Gerarchia
457 V| and this governing is in three things: the first in seigniory
458 V| the overest desert. The three orders of the last Gerarchia
459 V| christian men took truce for three days that they might fast
460 V| that they might fast those three days and require their patron
461 V| And they deliver us in three manners. First, in refraining
462 V| dead, and shall hide him three days, and after, he shall
463 V| men of the city, fasted three days, and S. Michael appeared
464 V| and found a great cave and three altars of which two were
465 V| full grown. And in these three estates is an angel necessary
466 V| the angel to the soul in three manners. And the first is
467 V| and this doth the angel in three manners. First, in letting
468 V| and this doth the angel in three manners. First, in moving
469 V| thereto, and this doth he in three manners, that is to wit,
470 V| Paradise, and this do they in three manners. The first, in making
471 V| this representation is in three manners. First, they represent
472 V| man of desires. Of these three things saith Bernard upon
473 V| comfort. And this do they in three manners. First, in comforting
474 V| descended in the furnace with three children, and made the middle
475 V| Etymology: Jerome was wise in three languages, whose interpretation
476 V| about the year of our Lord three hundred and eighty-eight.~
477 V| that sent you. And then three of them had so great pity
478 V| obeyed and did so.~On a time three women like of visage and
479 V| the dice, and anon came in three dice in each of them six,
480 V| nine times, at every time three sixes at each cast, and
481 V| of thee but the space of three hours, and after that I
482 V| when she had been there three years closed, the abbot
483 V| precious vestments, which three virgins arrayed, with clear
484 V| clear visages. And these three virgins were named, the
485 V| world, and it may not endure three hours long. And it appeareth
486 V| instructed and taught by S. Paul three years, and was ordained
487 V| smite off the heads of the three fellows, that is to say,
488 V| they were beheaded with three axes. And anon the body
489 V| was a knight at Rome under three emperors, came afterward
490 V| upon the cross of the altar three doves sitting, which had
491 VI| thou deliveredst sometime three children from the flame
492 VI| and bade her tarry there three or four days till the skin
493 VI| Lincoln, which had been blind three years, came to the king'
494 VI| guide, and went and visited three score churches with great
495 VI| there was a fair miracle of three blind men, and the fourth
496 VI| proper root the space of three furlongs, and without man'
497 VI| to another. The space of three furlongs is the time of
498 VI| furlongs is the time of three kings, that is to say Harold,
499 VI| which monk was grieved with three manner sicknesses. For he
500 VI| his deliverance from the three sicknesses, wherefore God
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