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501    VI|           and in preaching. Of the two first it is said in the
502    VI|        Austin: Our Lord would have two witnesses of things seen,
503    VI|         were John and Matthew, and two of things heard, and they
504    VI|     therefore saith S. Austin: The two gospels that be of things
505    VI|         twain. For she gave her to two things, first, will to do
506    VI|          for to leave it.~And then two felon princes of the chivalry
507    VI|         death the year of our Lord two hundred and thirty-eight.
508    VI|       courage that thou art one of two, that is that thou art God
509    VI|            Persia, and found there two enchanters, Zaroes and Arphaxat,
510    VI|           That time it happed that two cruel tigers, which were
511    VI|         said to them: Choose ye of two things that one, that is,
512    VI|          his false image. And anon two Ethiopians, black and naked,
513    VI|          smitten in three, and the two enchanters were turned into
514    VI|        Vermandos, and fixed in him two nails from his head unto
515    VI|           of mercy, of whom he had two sons, which he did do nourish
516    VI|          sorrowfully, and took his two children and went weeping,
517    VI|       riches and great honour. And two knights, which had been
518    VI|       Placidus, and had a wife and two children. And he said: Nay,
519    VI|     nourished should make and send two men of arms. Then all the
520    VI|        that country ordained these two young men, his sons, most
521    VI|           poor hostelry. And these two young men, by the purveyance
522    VI|          which was right fair, had two sons, that is to say, me
523    VI|           herself if they were her two sons, because they had said
524    VI|      corruption, and haddest of me two sons Agapitus and Theospitus.
525    VI|    yesterday in a garden and heard two younglings thus and thus
526    VI|     thereof we may specially touch two things; first, of the purgation
527    VI|    condemned to suffer the pain of two months in purgatory, he
528    VI|           And when he had said the two parts, him seemed that a
529    VI|           holiness and virtue, and two were chosen for to have
530    VI|          say to thee that this day two years thou shalt die, and
531    VI|          the lion hath subtlety in two things, for he hath his
532    VI|         Isidore saith: He doubteth two things, that is, the noise
533    VI|            long in abstinence, and two monks with him. And their
534    VI|          time when he had appeased two bishops that had been in
535    VI|    Simplician, which were martyred two years after the four crowned
536    VI|         about the year of our Lord two hundred four score and seven.
537    VI|         about the year of our Lord two hundred and seventy-seven.
538    VI|            his mantle therewith in two pieces in the middle, and
539    VI|          Then held he yet chivalry two years. And in the meanwhile
540    VI|           put in a dark place, and two angels said to the judge:
541    VI|         established a monastery at two leagues from the city, and
542    VI|          of the gospel, for he had two coats, and hath given to
543    VI|          said that there were then two fellows, one lame and that
544    VI|        Item, every year she fasted two lentens to bread and water
545    VI|         sufferance of Jesu Christ, two hours during, and after
546    VI|       virginity to our Lord. These two sisters loved marvellously
547    VI|         were tofore her there. The two fellows of S. Francis that
548    VI|          delices. There be now the two daughters of Sion which
549    VI|            malady came to him, and two persons might not keep him
550    VI|          her tomb three nights and two days, and on the third day,
551    VI|         son of Spoletine, had been two years blind, so that he
552    VI|           recounted his dream unto two other blind men, all trembling.
553    VI|         also a child of the age of two years in the town of S.
554    VI|      perceived that there were but two windows only, that one against
555    VI|       world and all creatures, but two make darkness. Then her
556    VI|       windows give more light than two. And S. Barbara answered:
557    VI|           into a mountain on which two shepherds kept their sheep,
558    VI|           should be hanged between two forked trees, and that they
559    VI|         buried the bodies of these two martyrs, and laid them in
560    VI|         company. And took from her two maidens, her chamberers,
561    VI|         she received for her dower two hundred marks, whereof she
562    VI|          was demoniac, and she was two years in that estate, and
563    VI|            to school; also she had two daughters, that one was
564    VI|            After this she sent her two sons to Paris to school,
565    VI|          and school hire, and also two shirts of hair, and prayed
566    VI|            his time it happed that two wicked tyrants, that one
567    VI|          angel. And this angel had two crowns of roses and lilies
568    VI|       foolishly, that wouldst have two answers in one demand. To
569    VI|         about the year of our Lord two hundred and twenty three,
570    VI|           mother Macidiana. He had two brethren, of whom that one
571    VI|          this city of Rome with my two sons Faustinus and Faustus,
572    VI|          and sent his wife and his two sons to Athens with much
573    VI|          escaped, weeping that her two sons had been perished,
574    VI|           beast, hath six feet and two wings, and an elephant which
575    VI|            Simon the enchanter had two disciples, that is to wit
576    VI|         Clement thy son, and these two be thy two sons, Faustus
577    VI|          son, and these two be thy two sons, Faustus and Faustinian.
578    VI|       found in that isle more than two thousand people christian,
579    VI|         about the year of our Lord two hundred and eighty-seven,
580   VII|            In the year of our Lord two hundred, reigned in Cyprus
581   VII|             right so between these two paynims was brought forth
582   VII|          confirmed by the mouth of two or three witnesses. If thou
583   VII|         faith of Jesu Christ, with two hundred knights. And because
584   VII|          better to choose of these two, or the king puissant, perdurable,
585   VII|            felony, spake: Of these two choose thee one, or do sacrifice
586   VII|         And then was ordained that two wheels should turn against
587   VII|      should turn against the other two by great force, so that
588   VII|    accomplished his martyrdom. And two women took his body and
589   VII|         about the year of our Lord two hundred and ninety under
590   VII|         about the vear of our Lord two hundred and fifty-six, under
591   VII|            S. James: Lord, receive two branches which thy right
592   VII|        father, her mother, and her two sisters, Christine and Celestine,
593   VII|           the provost sent for her two sisters which were named
594   VII|     February, the year of our Lord two hundred and eighty-eight,
595   VII|         the ship, there came other two of his monks and prayed
596   VII|             at the last they found two fair wells, that one was
597   VII|          in safety, but one of the two monks that came last to
598   VII|           not, for ye have kept by two Easters the feast of the
599   VII|          wind, and also there were two ox tongues and a great stone
600   VII|     blowing of the wind, and these two ox-tongues rhat hang here
601   VII|            I gave them sometime to two priests to pray for me,
602   VII|            smite fire with, in his two foreclaws of his feet, and
603   VII|           a paynim, yet were these two children christian. And
604   VII|           and ordained and builded two monasteries, one for himself
605   VII|     discreet, and if a monk hateth two things, he may be free of
606   VII|            said to him: There were two men which their two servants
607   VII|           were two men which their two servants were dead, and
608   VII|            and then by assent they two came to the third that was
609   VII|            of the help of God.~And two other brethren were contrary
610   VII|           chests, and did do cover two of them with gold withoutforth,
611   VII|            of filth. And the other two he did do pitch and did
612   VII|             and they said that the two that were gilt were most
613   VII|        sliding place, and then saw two mice that one white and
614   VII|            every man, which by the two mice, that the day and night
615   VII|  nevertheless I shall give to thee two slops with which thou mayst
616   VII|          me.~And thus Josaphat was two years vagrant and erred
617   VII|      miracles at the tomb of these two precious bodies.~
618   VII|         his bosom he departed into two parts, and after joined
619   VII|           many victories, and left two sons, princes of the royal
620   VII|            and Amelion, which were two right noble knights of our
621   VII|           eat a hare all whole, or two hens, or a whole goose,
622   VII|          wings, six long feet, and two teeth harder than any stone,
623   VII|           the year ten hundred and two, and gave his sister named
624   VII|          morning, he called to him two of his squires and said
625   VII|           he knew the truth of the two esquires and of the duke
626   VII|        against the church, and set two cardinals in prison, and
627   VII|          beside him he did do make two chapels, and many sick men
628   VII|            of the monastery almost two hours, and after went in
629   VII|           S. Simeon and were there two years, and unnethe might
630   VII|            there were at Rome then two heretics, that one was called
631   VII|           toward heaven. And about two hours after, when they that
632   VII|         make him to die. And about two years after, S. Anne, the
633   VII|            in a chamber in a tower two years. And because that
634   VII|            he had made his prayers two angels in marvellous habit
635   VII|           the ground the height of two cubits and more. Then a
636   VII|            of the Virgin Mary, and two reverend persons, marvellously
637   VII|         stones, and about his neck two collars, one of silver,
638   VII|             Our Lord hath ordained two degrees or states to them
639   VII|           rough and hard. In these two deeds doing, the good man
640   VII|           great company of people, two bishops and many clerks
641   VII|          God punished her, for her two hands were stiff and counterfeit.
642   VII|        desire is to see it, let us two go thither together for
643   VII|           world, after him reigned two other emperors, the which
644   VII|      reigned in that time in which two noble kings did reign in
645   VII|             and after, he ate with two poor children which for
646   VII|         accustomed pittance he ate two eggs. He never within the
647   VII|          always in the said number two children living within their
648   VII|         and recovered by miracles. Two dumb childien and divers
649   VII|            and spilt the land with two hundred and fifty-two ships
650   VII|        certain days in the year to two hundred poor, before that
651   VII|     insomuch that of the number of two and thirty thousand fighting
652   VII|         sight. Also that same year two men and five women, beseeching
653   VII|            foresaid sickness. Item two days after this, a worshipful
654   VII|            ne stand without he had two crutches or staves under
655   VII|          realm of Arragon with his two brethren in hostage or pledge
656   VII|            said saint.~A maiden of two years of age, the which
657   VII|           suffered by the space of two years, died and passed from
658   VII|          after. A woman conceiving two daughters one of the which
659   VII|        again. Item, on a time they two went together towards the
660   VII|            read that S. Albine had two wives, that is to wit two
661   VII|          two wives, that is to wit two nurses, which did nourish
662   VII|            fellow had, and so they two nourished the holy child
663   VII|            all their members, also two blind men which all six
664   VII|          God, whereof followed the two other wars. Therefore he
665   VII|      saying: Dominus vobiscum, for two causes. The first cause
666   VII|         this sanctus is divided in two parts, the first part containeth
667   VII|           glory. The priest maketh two crosses, and these two crosses,
668   VII|      maketh two crosses, and these two crosses, made betwixt the
669   VII|         the priest may betoken the two liquors that issued out
670   VII|         that commixtion betokeneth two things, that one is that,
671   VII|            on us, and this is said two times, to the intent that
672   VII|             And therefore in these two first Agnus Dei the priest
673   VII|            priest saith not at the two first Agnus Dei, Miserere
674   VII|           saith, bowing his knees, two orisons instituted by the
675   VII|            doing, the priest saith two orisons, the first beginneth
676   VII|       abide within me.~After these two orisons finished that are
677   VII|        Dominus vobiscum, and these two last salutes may represent
678   VII|  resurrection saluted his apostles two times, saying thus: Pax
679   VII|            114.~Corone martyred by two trees, iv. 5.~Corpse of