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1 I| brought forth and borne a child. And therefore they did
2 I| they to Jerusalem when the child was not born there? S. Remigius
3 I| knowledge of the nativity of the Child that was born of the Virgin
4 I| thought that so noble a child, so nobly showed ought to
5 I| might know where the said child was born. The third cause
6 I| the form of a right fair child, and under his head was
7 I| doctor, and saith that, the child to whom they went, might
8 I| that they confessed this child very man, very King, and
9 I| Chrysostom: They confessed the child very God by word, by deed,
10 I| the Jews would receive the child born for their King, and
11 I| above the place where the Child was. And ye ought to know
12 I| in the stable holding her child. The fifth, that is substantial,
13 I| the house and found the child with Mary his mother, and
14 I| secretly and had found the child, they kneeled and offered
15 I| what do ye? Ye worship the child in a little foul house wrapped
16 I| The Virgin hath borne a child, but this that she hath
17 I| hath childed is of God; the child is Iying in the rack, and
18 I| declared. Lo, how in this child Jesus were not only the
19 I| heaven. Thou seest also the child Iying in the crib, but take
20 I| and the kings worship the child. The pharisees knew him
21 I| Mary, the mother of the child, gold for to relieve her
22 I| the tender members of the child and to put away vermin.
23 I| for I received Christ, a child born in the world, in to
24 I| litanies made. It happed that a child amid the people was ravished
25 I| that he was blind and had a child to lead him. And on a time
26 I| bushes and briars, and the child that led Lameth had supposed
27 I| he with his bow slew the child, and thus he slew them both
28 I| peace. Sara was yet without child, and she had a handmaid
29 I| Thou seest I may bear no child, wherefore I would thou
30 I| her that thou might get a child which I might keep and hold
31 I| took Hagar and get her with child, and anon as she felt herself
32 I| as she felt herself with child she despised her mistress
33 I| conceived and shalt bear a child and shalt call him Ishmael.
34 I| between me and you. Every child masculine that shall be
35 I| may conceive and bear a child? I beseech thee, Lord, that
36 I| ashy cakes and sent his child for a tender fat calf, which
37 I| Sarah thy wife shall have a child. And she stood behind the
38 I| I should bear Abraham a child? She thought it impossible.
39 I| in scorn, Shall I bear a child? but as I said to thee before,
40 I| again, and she shall have a child in that time. And he asked
41 I| I should give suck to my child, being so old? I laughed
42 I| of it may well laugh. The child grew and was weaned from
43 I| shoulder, and gave to her the child and let her go, which, when
44 I| the bottle, she left the child under a tree that was there
45 I| Lord heard the voice of the child, and an anger called Hagar
46 I| hath heard the voice of the child from the place which he
47 I| now in. Arise and take the child and hold him by the hand,
48 I| the bottle, and gave the child to drink, and abode with
49 I| Extend not thy hand upon thy child, and do nothing to him,
50 I| her husband: Make me with child or else I shall die. To
51 I| brethren, he being yet a child, and was accompanied with
52 I| coming. And there was a child of the Hebrews, servant
53 I| brother with you. Send the child with us that we may go forth
54 I| we have a brother a young child which was born to him in
55 I| father may not forego the child, if he forego him certainly
56 I| father and bring not the child with me, sith the soul and
57 I| father dependeth of this child, and see that he is not
58 I| continue thy servant for the child in the ministry and service
59 I| lord. I may not depart, the child being absent, lest I be
60 I| beseech thee to suffer this child to go to his father and
61 I| pitch, and put therein the child, and set it on the river,
62 I| stream, and the sister of the child standing afar, considering
63 I| saw therein Iying a fair child; and she having pity on
64 I| spake the sister of the child: Wilt thou, said she, that
65 I| shall and may nourish this child? She answered: Go thy way.
66 I| daughter said: Take this child and nourish him to me, and
67 I| reward. The mother took her child and nourished it, and when
68 I| grew and waxed a pretty child. And as Josephus, Antiquitatum,
69 I| what should fall of this child. And they kalked on his
70 I| Egypt and the first begotten child and heir of all Egypt shall
71 II| she would not go till her child were weaned and taken from
72 II| that calf and offered the child to Eli, and told to Eli
73 II| prayed our Lord for that child. And there Hannah worshipped
74 II| destroy man, woman, and child, ox, cow, camel and ass
75 II| which was youngest and yet a child, and kept sheep in the field.
76 II| sons play on a harp, a fair child and strong, wise in his
77 II| spear of the king, let a child come fetch it, our Lord
78 II| by her and gat her with child. And when David understood
79 II| understood that she was with child, he sent letters to Joab
80 II| that hath so done is the child of death, the man that hath
81 II| and said: Give the living child to this woman, and let it
82 II| observed whilst he was a child, and when he came to age
83 II| when thou wert a little child I lent to Gabael ten besants
84 II| surmounted right high, the child took a brush full of water
85 II| There was a woman with child, joined in wedlock with
86 II| be anon delivered of thy child. And when she believed and
87 II| she was delivered of her child, and the pain and sorrow
88 II| quarfox the devil caught the child and strangled him. And when
89 II| and other semblable, the child opened his eyes, and awoke
90 II| Nicholas, and when the child would have filled the cup,
91 II| this thing. And anon, the child that had fallen in the sea,
92 II| land of the Agarians. This child was taken prisoner, and
93 II| feast of S. Nicholas, the child held a precious cup tofore
94 II| house to tremble, and the child was ravished with the cup,
95 II| And some say that this child was of Normandy, and went
96 II| city, they took a christian child, and set him on the gate,
97 II| playeth with a bird like a child. Which S. John knew anon,
98 II| go after and worship the child. This said he fraudulently,
99 II| that who that slayeth a child in battle shall have his
100 II| when thou hast given thy child suck, thou shalt give to
101 II| happened. And the woman had a child named Remigius, which when
102 II| and engendered on her a child. When his wife knew that
103 II| came to Poictiers he met a child dead, borne for to be buried,
104 II| for to be buried, and the child was not baptized; which
105 II| was not baptized; which child by virtue of his prayer
106 II| arose out of his prayer the child arose from death to life. ~
107 II| in the form of a little child all black, and fell down
108 II| his feet and hands as a child. After the ten days, Agrestin
109 II| received it and said to the child; Brother, knowest thou these
110 II| brake them, and led the child to the church, and so ordained
111 III| she saw in that vision the child wrapped in poor clouts Iying
112 III| and how Joseph bare the child into Egypt. And this vision
113 III| which our Lord wept as a child, and the virgin childed,
114 III| when thou sawest a little child of thee born on that one
115 III| thou seest him feeble as a child which is Almighty and all
116 III| courage when thou heldest thy child between thine arms whom
117 III| thoughts, and embrace we this child of one very belief, whom
118 III| prayer to God that this child, and all they that demanded
119 III| noble man, and tofore him a child bearing a light, and divers
120 III| then as he baptized the child, and no man answered, the
121 III| and no man answered, the child with a clear voice said
122 III| that she had conceived a child that should destroy their
123 III| none illusion. When the child was born the father and
124 III| they durst not slay the child for the horror that they
125 III| this little nacelle and the child therein, which was fair,
126 III| be eased if I had such a child, then at the least should
127 III| Then commanded she that the child should be taken up, and
128 III| herself to be great with child and after published that
129 III| do nourish and keep this child like the son of a king.
130 III| grown Judas beat oft that child, for he weened that he had
131 III| was known Judas slew the child that he had supposed to
132 III| Then demanded Judas of this child, and she told him how he
133 III| likeness of a little black child, drew him out of the church
134 III| abbey of S. Benet was a child named Placidus, which went
135 III| and said that there was a child which was a monk that was
136 III| feet dry and took up the child by the hair, and drew him
137 III| among them a fair young child of the age of three years,
138 III| his words, and then this child fell down and made great
139 III| made such sorrow. Then the child said to Cuthbert: All mine
140 III| how then shall I have a child against the course of nature,
141 III| purely in the body of the child that thou shalt bear, and
142 III| Ghost and not of man, the child that shall be born of thee
143 III| barren, hath conceived a child in her age, for there is
144 III| of sior, that is a little child that is a father of many
145 III| dismayed, said: If this child live, there shall be some
146 III| thither, and the voice of a child was heard saying: Ambrose
147 III| him his lesson, and the child said to him: Credo, till
148 III| made temporal things, the child affirmed that he ought to
149 III| authority his purpose; but the child, which was full of the Holy
150 III| his womb like a woman with child, and his face foul and horrible,
151 III| in the town which had a child to whom she gave suck, and
152 III| strangled and slew this child, and roasted that one half
153 III| them that other deal of her child that she had kept, and said:
154 III| Diocletian said: My little child, I warn and counsel thee
155 III| an evil death, for as a child thou art lightly deceived;
156 III| Pancrace answered: If I be a child of body yet mine heart is
157 III| When the emperor heard this child thus speak he doubted to
158 III| holy man that said that the child that she then bare should
159 III| his holy living.~This holy child Dunstan was born in the
160 III| him, and then this holy child Aldhelm was set to school
161 III| was neither man, woman, ne child drowned, but they that were
162 III| Modestus.~S. Vitus was a child much noble that suffered
163 III| hands. Then said to him the child Vitus: Call thy gods and
164 III| Mayst thou heal me? The child answered: I may well heal
165 III| and said to him: Take this child and lead him unto a strange
166 III| would not go out till the child of Lucca named Vitus was
167 III| Then said Diocletian: My child, take counsel in thy works
168 III| saying: Alas ! alas ! a child hath overcome me. Then came
169 III| the provost, and bare her child in her arms, which when
170 III| Then the provost took the child in his arms, and Juliet
171 III| raw sinews. And when the child saw his mother beaten he
172 III| and would fain please the child with kissings and fair words.
173 III| kissings and fair words. The child, alway beholding his mother,
174 III| great anger, threw down the child off the steps whereas he
175 III| cometh from God. When the child was beaten he cried: I am
176 III| dismember the mother with the child, and all to-hew them in
177 III| daughter had conceived a child by a knight. And when it
178 III| examined, who had begotten that child, and she said that it was
179 III| bread a day. And when the child was weaned from the mother'
180 III| meekly and patiently the child and kept it with him there
181 III| city of Hebredune. And a child named Celsus bare to him
182 III| if Nazarine had then the child Celsus or not, I wot never,
183 III| to Nero the emperor, this child Celsus followed them much
184 III| Elizabeth, and into her child that she had within her,
185 III| she had within her, which child was anoint of the blessed
186 III| grace done to the blessed child, S. Elizabeth was replenished,
187 III| entered into mine ears, the child that is in my belly made
188 III| by the merits of her holy child that she bare, replenished
189 III| eighth day came, and the child should be circumcised, they
190 III| these tidings of this holy child thus born, were anon spread
191 III| suppose ye shall be of this child? He shall be great and a
192 III| circumcised, he was nourished as a child of a noble and rich man
193 III| stones if it please him the child of Abraham which with Abraham
194 III| dame ne dread, for this child shall be holy and much great
195 III| after that he was born, this child grew in virtue, and his
196 III| Another time there was a young child that had his brain sore
197 III| admiral heard the words of the child he went thinking how he
198 III| little while after, the child, that had great desire to
199 III| had between them both a child of the age of fifteen years,
200 III| son Marcial, which was a child replenished in holy doctrine,
201 III| homeward to his house, the child Marcial returned not with
202 III| father and mother of the child, that were much sorrowful
203 III| brought the body of the child tofore S. Marcial, tenderly
204 III| give again the life to this child. The two disciples of S.
205 III| please thee to raise this child here: to the end that when
206 III| the help of God, took the child by the hand saying to her:
207 III| right on thy feet. Anon the child arose right upon her feet,
208 III| them that wept for the dead child raised him from death to
209 III| death to life, and then the child told, tofore them all that
210 III| speak here was the same child, as some say, on whom our
211 III| and then our Lord set the child Marcial in the midst of
212 III| little and humble as this child is, ye shall not enter into
213 III| virgin S. Genevieve was a child, S. Germain of Auxerre and
214 III| the holy man said: Is this child yours? They answered: Yea.
215 III| the cheek. God avenged the child that the mother became blind,
216 III| virgin had healed, had a child of the age of four years
217 III| weeping bitterly, and laid the child dead at her feet. The holy
218 III| a fair miracle, for the child that was dead revived, the
219 III| this; he went and fetched a child which had been sick ten
220 III| by the grace of God, the child was in good health. In this
221 III| There was brought to her a child by his friends which was
222 IV| Then said he: Make me with child, and after to be delivered,
223 IV| woman in the birth of her child, wherefore he said: My little
224 IV| hath lain by me. When the child was born they sent it to
225 IV| monastery, and took the child upon his shoulder, and so
226 IV| years, and nourished the child with the milk of the beasts.
227 IV| took her in again with her child. And unnethe two years after,
228 IV| observance, she took the child and closed it with her in
229 IV| said. And she embracing the child and kissing said: My sweet
230 IV| sixty and ten, which the child be holding began to weep
231 IV| was falsely accused of a child. And seven times be changed
232 IV| he died in our Lord. The child, following his nurse, Theodora,
233 IV| Lord, if any woman with child travailing in any place,
234 IV| from peril, and that the child may be delivered from her
235 IV| the idols for to have a child. And Mary Magdalene preached
236 IV| preachest, that we might have a child. And then Mary Magdalene
237 IV| childing died. And when the child was born he cried for to
238 IV| at least spare the little child that cryeth, I pray you
239 IV| now it behoveth that the child that she hath conceived
240 IV| prayer have pity on the child that he perish not. Then
241 IV| with the mantle, and the child also, and then returned
242 IV| wife sleep, and the little child rest with her, for our Lord
243 IV| thereon. And the little child, whom Mary Magdalene had
244 IV| came they saw the little child playing with stones on the
245 IV| what he was. And when the child saw them, which never had
246 IV| And then the father of the child went for to see more appertly,
247 IV| the mantle, and found the child, which was right fair, sucking
248 IV| breast. Then he took the child in his arms and said: O
249 IV| received his wife and his child and went to ship. And soon
250 IV| of Burgundy might have no child by his wife, wherefore he
251 IV| soon after the duke had a child by his wife. ~There was
252 IV| among them a woman with child, which saw herself in peril
253 IV| renewed, and rocked as a child in a cradle. Then the judge
254 IV| Then Philetus sent his child to S. James and let him
255 IV| he heard the voice of a child which called him and said:
256 IV| came thither, and found a child beside the rivage of the
257 IV| Christopher lift up the child on his shoulders, and took
258 IV| swelled more and more: and the child was heavy as lead, and alway
259 IV| increased and grew more, and the child more and more waxed heavy,
260 IV| passed the water, and set the child aground, he said to the
261 IV| aground, he said to the child: Child, thou hast put me
262 IV| aground, he said to the child: Child, thou hast put me in great
263 IV| greater burden. And the child answered: Christopher, marvel
264 IV| And in like wise as the child is in the womb of his mother
265 IV| was an elegant and fair child, praying him that he would
266 IV| thereof, he took him and the child Celsus, with their hands
267 IV| to Nero; and Celsus the child weeping, they smote and
268 IV| Nazarien then, and the child Celsus, were put in a ship
269 IV| saints, Nazarien with the child Celsus, walked upon the
270 IV| in exile, and Celsus the child abode in the house with
271 IV| to the provost with the child Celsus, which then was led
272 IV| named three walls, with the child Celsus, and there was beheaded.
273 IV| he sat at dinner, a young child that lay wound in small
274 IV| stand here, and raise this child. And she took him by the
275 IV| life. ~Also there was a child which was slain with a cart,
276 IV| he arose to life. Another child was borne dead to the church
277 IV| font and held him, that the child Dominic had a star right
278 IV| world. And as he was yet a child and in the keeping of his
279 IV| father laid the corpse of the child tofore the altar of S. Dominic
280 IV| And about midnight the child revived and went about in
281 IV| Joseph profiting, and the child Jesu saving. And when this
282 IV| saints, but natality. The child appetiteth to be born to
283 IV| houseled on an Easter day, a child of a Jew went to the altar
284 IV| full of woodness took the child and threw him into a burning
285 IV| form of an image, which the child had seen standing on the
286 IV| harm. And the mother of the child, with her great crying,
287 IV| Jews, the which saw the child in the furnace without any
288 IV| took the father of the child and threw him into the furnace,
289 V| lived long, yet had they no child ne heir, wherefore they
290 V| devoutly for to have a child, and was in very contemplation,
291 V| nourished and gave suck to the child, and fed it and committed
292 V| the week, and the blessed child Rocke abstained him twice
293 V| And anon, as she had a child she offered it to God with
294 V| Bernard was yet a little child he was sick of the headache,
295 V| nativity of our Lord, when the child Bernard abode in the church
296 V| Jesu Christ was born, the child Jesus appeared to him as
297 V| enemy saw the purpose of the child full of health he bent against
298 V| brother, which was a little child and played with the children,
299 V| appertain to thee. And the child answered not as a child,
300 V| child answered not as a child, and said: Ye shall then
301 V| divided. And after, the child abode a little while with
302 V| Augustidinense. And he being a young child shone in so great abundance
303 V| which was named Adeodatus, a child of noble wit and understanding,
304 V| there, that when he was a child, how he played at the ball
305 V| constraint. Also, when he was a child, of that he read gladly
306 V| bishop on a time prayed for a child that he had never seen,
307 V| by the sea-side a little child which had made a little
308 V| little pit. And therewith the child vanished away. Then here
309 V| pap into the mouth of the child, and is first nature of
310 V| prologue. When he was a child he had a little book of
311 V| away from the image the child that she held in her lap,
312 V| was joyful, and took the child and came to the church and
313 V| she said these words, a child of the meiny came, that
314 V| on S. Lambert. And when a child came to S. Lambert, which
315 V| that a woman great with child, nigh her time of deliverance,
316 V| And the woman great with child might not flee, but was
317 V| the sea. And she took the child between her arms and gave
318 V| a-land all whole with her child.~The third apparition happed
319 V| another: Run and speak to the child. Secondly, in doing, and
320 V| Pannonia. He, being yet a child, went to Rome and was there
321 V| not. And when she had a child she would have christened
322 V| perish. Yet nevertheless the child revived and was whole, so
323 V| whole. There was a little child in Rome fallen out of a
324 V| a house fell and slew a child, and when they had put the
325 V| and about midnight the child coughed and arose all whole,
326 VI| coming. And after, when this child was born, all the land enjoyed
327 VI| sorrow. And while this holy child S. Edward was in Normandy,
328 VI| me that am a fatherless child, for thou sometime helpedst
329 VI| into Normandy for this holy child Edward. And the lords and
330 VI| the likeness of a glorious child or beauteous person, which
331 VI| her that she might have a child by her husband, for she
332 VI| after conceived and had a child, whereof she thanked God
333 VI| the gospel, how a little child was born and given to us
334 VI| city by force of arms, a child shall stand upon the gate,
335 VI| came and demanded when the child had been born. And they
336 VI| apostles said: Bring hither the child to us, and also the deacon
337 VI| the apostles said to the child: Say to us in the name of
338 VI| done this deed, and the child answered: This deacon is
339 VI| set down on the ground the child that he had borne over,
340 VI| came a wolf and took the child that he had borne over,
341 VI| and bare away that other child, so that he might not retain
342 VI| saw the lion bearing the child all alive, and they followed
343 VI| grace the lion left the child all safe without hurt. And
344 VI| falchions delivered the child whole and sound from his
345 VI| to the less: When I was a child, I remember none other thing,
346 VI| mind than to be great with child. For some have children
347 VI| which then was great with child, began to travail of child.
348 VI| child, began to travail of child. And the travail endured
349 VI| made his prayer, and the child arose tofore them all. And
350 VI| had conceived and borne a child which all the people said
351 VI| and said: Bring to me the child. And when he was brought
352 VI| engendered thee. And the child said: Thou art not my father.
353 VI| bade him to demand the child who was his father. And
354 VI| enceinted or great with child of her, on a time as she
355 VI| a voice as it had been a child, which said to her: I shall
356 VI| Adrian preached, a right fair child was tofore S. Clare and
357 VI| tenderly as the mother doth her child. Lord God, said she, blessed
358 VI| of the fiend.~There was a child named Jaquemin of Perugia,
359 VI| of all honours, I avow my child which is meschant and caitiff,
360 VI| that thou wilt send to my child health. And forthwith went
361 VI| his request, and laid the child upon the tomb of the virgin
362 VI| there. And on a time the child that led him let him go
363 VI| miracle.~There was also a child of the age of two years
364 VI| for S. Clare, she bare her child to her sepulchre and abode
365 VI| our Lord Jesu.~Of a lame child that never had gone.~A burgess
366 VI| Jacques de Franque had a child of five years of age which
367 VI| a wolf that bare away a child.~In the land of Assisi there
368 VI| tofore for to devour some child. And it happed that this
369 VI| vines labouring, heard the child bray otherwise than he had
370 VI| running to the mother of the child, and bade her see if she
371 VI| he had heard the cry of a child otherwise than they be woned
372 VI| the wolf had ravished her child, and went towards the wood
373 VI| virgin S. Clare, save my child and keep him, and if thou
374 VI| the wolf, and found the child, whom the wolf had left,
375 VI| showed the wounds of the child to all them that would see
376 VI| Clare that she had her child again rendered to her.~There
377 VI| but because they had no child, they prayed unto God to
378 VI| life tofore them all.~A child of four years old was fallen
379 VI| water and espied the dead child, and he was drawn out, and
380 VI| appeared tofore him a fair child in white clothing which
381 VI| marvelled from whence this child came, to whom the child
382 VI| child came, to whom the child said: Edmund, knowest thou
383 VI| rex Judeorum. And then the child said: Dread thee not, Edmund,
384 VI| thee. And then anon this child vanished away. And S. Edmund
385 VI| went thither with a little child, and when the solemnity
386 VI| feast was accomplished, the child slept, and the noise and
387 VI| was abashed and forgat her child, and fled unto the rivage
388 VII| specially sith thou hast a child in thy belly. To whom she
389 VII| ran to her and brought her child to her, which yet sucked.
390 VII| then she put the little child from her, and them also,
391 VII| travail and was delivered of a child alive and quick. Then one
392 VII| sins. And also women with child that call to her for help
393 VII| appeared before her a fair child barefoot, clothed in purple,
394 VII| palace of the emperor, this child came to him and presented
395 VII| her spouse, and then this child vanished away. Then he,
396 VII| And then the mother of the child came weeping to the door
397 VII| that he had engendered no child. And then anon she departed
398 VII| defiled her, and gat on her a child. And when the child was
399 VII| her a child. And when the child was born the old man took
400 VII| born the old man took the child in his arms, and came on
401 VII| he said: Lo! see ye this child, this is the son of inobedience,
402 VII| to the king which had no child, that there was a fair son
403 VII| another, said: Sire, this child that is born shall not be
404 VII| him no sharp words, for a child is better reformed by fair
405 VII| it was ordained that this child should be nourished within
406 VII| that when Christ was a child he made birds of the slime
407 VII| sell but if she be with child. And it is granted to them
408 VII| princes, in the manner of a child, took one of the messes
409 VII| and the carver smote the child with his fist and slew him.
410 VII| him. And he that had the child in keeping saw that, and
411 VII| anon that had slain the child. And when the emperor would
412 VII| the lady, being great with child, as well as she might administered
413 VII| three times: Conrad, the child that is now born shall be
414 VII| Go ye and take away this child from the mother by force
415 VII| hastily, and took away the child from the mother's lap. And
416 VII| lap. And when they saw the child of so fair a form, they
417 VII| the forest and heard the child cry, and did it to be brought
418 VII| And when he saw that this child was so gracious and courteous
419 VII| letter, that thou slay this child. And as he went he was lodged
420 VII| give our daughter to this child for to be his wife. And
421 VII| the duke that found the child, and of the priest that
422 VII| And anon he sent for the child, and retained him as his
423 VII| in the place where this child was born he founded a noble
424 VII| and mother of this holy child, not yet born, and with
425 VII| thou shalt bring forth a child which shall be called Thomas,
426 VII| glorious saint. When the child was born he was called Thomas
427 VII| young damsel to the innocent child, for to subvert his good
428 VII| it appertained not that a child of so great lineage as he
429 VII| found him clean and net as a child of five years of age, for
430 VII| Turien, that yet was but a child of age, but he was by virtue
431 VII| grew and fructified the child in resplendour or light
432 VII| chapel. The weal of this child Turien multiplied ever from
433 VII| unto our Lord. Then the child of holy childhood fatherless,
434 VII| also, as the young Solomon child, wise and disposed to have
435 VII| all things, more than any child of his age. Of which good
436 VII| The which word the devout child took and shut it so within
437 VII| Not long after, a young child of Burgundy both dumb and
438 VII| Another time at Evreux a child fell under the wheel of
439 VII| saints to help the said child, but our Lord willing his
440 VII| voice saying that the said child, named John, should be vowed
441 VII| that a great wall fell on a child which was reputed as dead
442 VII| had away, and found her child laughing, and whole of all
443 VII| and restored on life.~A child of five years of age by
444 VII| delivered of her birth. This child dead, and as then all rotten,
445 VII| father to the saint, the child so dismembered was restored
446 VII| after seven months. Another child which under a bed was found
447 VII| the same saint, was the child restored tolife. A woman
448 VII| mother weeping over their child dead, took on them pity,
449 VII| Lord, and suddenly their child was raised to life. Item
450 VII| she-wolf came and ravished the child and bare it into the fields.
451 VII| that way, perceived the child, and came thither as he
452 VII| milk. She then took the child and gave him suck. Semblably
453 VII| they two nourished the holy child Albine.~It happed on a time
454 VII| Fremyana, and there he raised a child from death to life which
455 VII| which was a gentleman's child, the father hight Anastasius,
456 VII| at, of S. Austin and the child, v. 66.~Apollo, destruction
457 VII| Chertsey, abbot of, vii. 67.~Child on whom our Lord laid his
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