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1 I| that place. Now may it be demanded how, in so little space
2 I| came into Jerusalem, they demanded in what place the King of
3 I| Jews was born. And they demanded not if he was born, for
4 I| was born. And if any had demanded of them: Whereby know ye
5 I| and after returning to him demanded to be holpen, thus now when
6 I| and was much angry, and demanded of his council what he might
7 I| also. And when the Romans demanded what should be done in this
8 I| Pilate was much abashed, and demanded fourteen days of dilation,
9 I| devout with Jesu Christ. He demanded of her where he might find
10 I| bosom, our Lord met me, and demanded whither I went, and when
11 I| I went and the cause, he demanded my kerchief, and anon he
12 I| had heard that Joseph had demanded the body of Jesus of Pilate,
13 I| be an hermit, and when we demanded him what he was, he answered
14 I| borne. And aid and help is demanded of all saints. And the cause
15 I| go so openly that no man demanded of that they saw at the
16 I| greatest. Of which they demanded among them: who is this
17 I| illumined of God, wherefore, demanded they one of the other like
18 I| the company of God ran and demanded: Who is this king of glory?
19 I| him. The serpent was not demanded, for he did it not of himself,
20 I| when they had eaten they demanded him: Where is Sarah thy
21 I| Rebekah espied him and demanded of the servant who that
22 I| the space of a month, he demanded Jacob if he would gladly
23 I| and saw them heavy, he demanded them why they were heavier
24 I| And they answered: The man demanded of us by order our progeny,
25 I| consequently after that he demanded, we wist not what he would
26 I| tofore the king, whom he demanded of what occupation they
27 I| which blessed him, and was demanded of the king how old he was.
28 I| the king was wroth, and demanded of the great doctors and
29 II| this cry and wailing he demanded what this noise was and
30 II| this to the people that demanded to have a king, and said:
31 II| he had taken. And Samuel demanded of Saul what noise that
32 II| hand, tofore Saul. And Saul demanded of him of what kindred that
33 II| counselled with our Lord and demanded if he should go in to one
34 II| stood against his house, and demanded of his servants who she
35 II| Uriah to David, and David demanded how the host was ruled,
36 II| that ever she desired and demanded of him, and after returned
37 II| city of Rages. Then Tobias demanded of the angel and said: I
38 II| set amid the people was demanded what he was, and why he
39 II| young man dead. The apostle demanded what was befallen him, and
40 II| he and is all whole. Then demanded AEgeas how that might be.
41 II| space. And then one went and demanded the pilgrim. The pilgrim
42 II| heaven? And when it was demanded of him the pilgrim answered:
43 II| heaven. Then the messenger demanded of the pilgrim, and he answered
44 II| him when he was come and demanded of him his name. And he,
45 II| beasts. And the emperor demanded: What art thou that art
46 II| money so long, that the Jew demanded and asked his money, and
47 II| he had made the oath, he demanded his staff again of the Jew,
48 II| sore high. And the king demanded him what ailed him and the
49 II| Bernard saith: If it were demanded to all the saints that ever
50 II| preach it. And the abbot demanded in what time this feast
51 II| December. And the abbot demanded him what office and service
52 II| save you. And after, he demanded them: What seek ye? And
53 II| promised to, the which he demanded hereof the truth of the
54 II| the place. Then Paschasius demanded her for what reason might
55 II| came to the archbishop and demanded counsel if they should yield
56 II| of August. And if it be demanded why the feast is changed,
57 II| Christ said to a man that demanded of him how he might come
58 II| the young man to him and demanded him what he held in his
59 II| therewith, to whom the apostle demanded how and in what manner.
60 II| And then his disciples demanded why and wherefore he said
61 II| pilgrim came to this king and demanded his alms in the name of
62 II| kings in to Jerusalem, and demanded where the king of Jews was,
63 II| the realm. And when he had demanded of the three kings how they
64 II| after meat. On a time he demanded a knife for to pare the
65 II| presence of all his lords, demanded them if they would abide
66 II| this, the next day the king demanded £30,000 that he had surmised
67 II| and after communication he demanded him what meat he had eaten,
68 II| plenty of riches, which he demanded of Silvester, threatening
69 II| vision. And when Silvester demanded of him what men they were
70 II| Paul were pourtrayed, and demanded of him if th bishop. The
71 II| disciples, to him most secret, demanded of him saying: Fair father,
72 II| the battle. Thus, as he demanded, he vanquished the battle,
73 II| another hermit met him and demanded him why he bare so great
74 II| hole hung a phial, and he demanded him whither he went. The
75 II| unto these hermits, then demanded him, S. Macarius, wherefore
76 II| Macarius called him, and demanded him what he had found, and
77 II| Macarius met the devil and demanded him whence he came, and
78 II| head of a dead man, and he demanded of it whose head it was,
79 II| answered: In hell; and he demanded if it were deep in hell,
80 II| heaven to earth. And after he demanded if there were any beneath
81 II| and when S. Anthony had demanded him what he was, he answered:
82 II| he unbent his bow. Then demanded him S. Anthony why he held
83 II| strong to serve God. ~A man demanded of S. Anthony what he might
84 II| tofore S. Anthony, they demanded of him of the state of souls
85 II| Then the other hermits demanded what thing it was, and he
86 II| were come to S. Anthony and demanded of him a collation. Then
87 II| to come tofore them, and demanded of him how his sons were
88 II| husband. Upon that the provost demanded who was her first husband,
89 II| enchantment on my son? and demanded of her how his son was dead,
90 II| S. Basil said: Thou hast demanded a hard thing, nevertheless
91 II| he went to see him, and demanded saying: My son, how is it
92 II| was greatly abashed and demanded her what she was? This maid
93 II| and stood at the gate, and demanded alms. And when this rich
94 II| came to him all naked and demanded of him some clothing, for
95 II| pilgrim came to S. John and demanded alms, and he called his
96 II| himself sat all naked. And one demanded of him: Father, who hath
97 II| poor men, and when he was demanded where his book of the gospels
98 III| in thy realm. And when I demanded her wherefore she spake
99 III| he was much abashed and demanded of his wife who they were
100 III| he returned. Then Julian demanded him where he had been so
101 III| neither body ne arms. Then he demanded of the keeper who had taken
102 III| they that tormented him demanded him wherefore he named this
103 III| child, and all they that demanded benefits of health in his
104 III| tofore him in judgment, and demanded her of her lineage, and
105 III| again my paps. Quintianus demanded her: Who is he that hath
106 III| blind. These two poor men demanded of him some alms. And S.
107 III| and anon she took him and demanded him, and he said that he
108 III| for to deceive her. She demanded him: Who is thy father?
109 III| souls of the people. She demanded: What torments suffereth
110 III| debate and war. And she demanded him: Goest thou never to
111 III| me against my will. Then demanded Judas of this child, and
112 III| bishop of Jerusalem, it was demanded him that he should answer
113 III| to sell. And S. Gregory demanded from whence they were, and
114 III| England. After S. Gregory demanded if they were christian,
115 III| his domination. After he demanded how these people were called:
116 III| thirteen poor pilgrims, and demanded of his dispenser why he
117 III| sacrament upon the altar. And he demanded her, tofore the people,
118 III| sovereign God. And S. Longinus demanded of the devils why they dwelled
119 III| men of the country, which demanded that their children might
120 III| not seen it, and he was demanded of his fellows why he saw
121 III| never after that day he demanded of villain any good, ne
122 III| habit to whom these monks demanded what way that was, and he
123 III| play and comforted him, and demanded of him why he made such
124 III| feet of this holy man and demanded pardon of his sins. After
125 III| the sea, and when he me demanded payment for my passage,
126 III| repented much that he had not demanded the name of the woman. And
127 III| re-entered in him again. Then he demanded him why he did so, and he
128 III| comforted, and when it was demanded him why he wept for the
129 III| the master of his knights demanded wherefore he so sorrowed
130 III| When he was come to him he demanded of him absolution much devoutly.
131 III| much devoutly. S. Ambrose demanded of him what penance hast
132 III| returned he to the people and demanded eight days' respite, and
133 III| when he saw the lady he demanded the lady what she made there
134 III| do beat her cruelly. Then demanded she of S. George: What may
135 III| brought him into his house and demanded him what he was, and from
136 III| hastily over sea; and when he demanded him what he was, he answered
137 III| miracles of S. Mark, he demanded pardon and went to Venice,
138 III| because he should die. Then he demanded him wherefore he came more
139 III| all white, to whom S. Mark demanded wherefore they were come.
140 III| eme, which was a heretic, demanded of him his lesson, and the
141 III| malady was so grievous. Then demanded she how many days' journey
142 III| and this friar Guiliaume demanded what was his name, and the
143 III| were by her, and when she demanded who it was, a voice said
144 III| and in a place where he demanded on a time alms of a good
145 III| when Vespasian saw him he demanded him what he was and from
146 III| heal thee if he will. Then demanded Vespasian what he was. He
147 III| venerable of cheer, whom they demanded long what he was. At the
148 III| bishops of the idols, and demanded them to what God the sign
149 III| was the son of God. Then demanded I my father wherefore had
150 III| queen had called them and demanded them the place where our
151 III| spears and swords. Then demanded this great devil of the
152 III| sacrilege, and above this he demanded him the treasure of S. Cecilia
153 III| visage, for which cause he demanded licence and obtained to
154 III| Austin went to him and demanded him what be was, and he
155 III| Austin and to his curate, and demanded forgiveness of his trespass,
156 III| whereof he marvelled, and demanded the host wherefore they
157 III| went upon the gate, and demanded who he was that assieged
158 III| Germain returned thereby he demanded to see the sepulchre of
159 III| called him by his name, and demanded him what he did, and if
160 III| next day after, S. Germain demanded the king why he had forbidden
161 III| Valerian came also, and demanded what it was that was happed
162 III| to the emperor. Then he demanded if he might heal his son;
163 III| him. When then the provost demanded of him who had so taught
164 III| abashed, sent for Marine and demanded of him why he had done so
165 III| afraid. Then the cruel judge demanded him whose servant he had
166 III| christian man. Then the judge demanded him where the clerk was
167 III| called. And then the father demanded pen and ink, and wrote:
168 III| know what he was, and they demanded if he were Christ the great
169 III| and he said: Nay. They demanded him if he were Elias, and
170 III| terrestrial, he said: Nay. They demanded him if he was a prophet,
171 III| prophet, he said: Nay. They demanded him whereof he meddled then
172 III| amarvelled than he was tofore and demanded how he might make these
173 III| other poor men came and demanded of him alms: and beholding
174 III| people in his company, he demanded them what they were, and
175 III| brought tofore S. Marcial, he demanded of the fiends why they vexed
176 III| and kissed her head and demanded her name, and whose daughter
177 III| other things S. Germain demanded how Genevieve did, but the
178 III| Genevieve his handmaid. They demanded where the fournils were,
179 III| When she heard this she demanded for the vessel that they
180 III| marvellous holy life, which demanded of S. Genevieve of the merchants
181 III| virginity. The holy Genevieve demanded of her if she was a virgin
182 IV| the country about, and he demanded that Constance, daughter
183 IV| our Lord Jesu Christ, he demanded them that like as they had
184 IV| crucified again, and Peter demanded him: Lord, shalt thou be
185 IV| Then they that stood by demanded who they were that he spake
186 IV| and Plautilla met him and demanded him, saying: Where hast
187 IV| a monastery of nuns, and demanded of the abbess if God could
188 IV| with the monks. She was demanded of her name, and she said
189 IV| began to swell, she was demanded of whom she had conceived.
190 IV| Theodorus, and he meekly demanded that it might be forgiven
191 IV| running, whom the abbot demanded whither he ranne, and he
192 IV| then the queen Quendred demanded what all this ringing meant.
193 IV| presented tofore him he demanded her of her lineage, name
194 IV| have lost. And she then demanded what he was, and he answered:
195 IV| cross upon his shoulder, he demanded him what he was, and wherefore
196 IV| and he not finding them demanded of the maidens what Christine
197 IV| these two were they that demanded of our Lord of the day of
198 IV| fell down to his feet and demanded of him forgiveness and that
199 IV| delivered to them all that they demanded, and dedicated her palace
200 IV| James appeared to him, and demanded if he knew him, and he said
201 IV| the king made it, and he demanded of him. And because the
202 IV| horrible came to him and demanded whither he went, and Christopher
203 IV| that, he marvelled, and demanded whereof he doubted, and
204 IV| when he had long sought and demanded where he should find Christ,
205 IV| wot not what. And when he demanded and heard verily that it
206 IV| marvelled of the money, and they demanded him where he had found this
207 IV| and patrimony, and they demanded of him of what city he was.
208 IV| learned man in the law, demanded of our Lord what was his
209 IV| amarvelled thereof, and demanded of the host of the house
210 IV| the gate, and cried and demanded what he was that so letted
211 IV| S. Germain returned, he demanded to see the sepulchre of
212 IV| called him by his name, and demanded him what he did and made,
213 IV| hastily to the king, and demanded him why he had denied him
214 IV| all whole. Then Quirinus demanded pardon and forgiveness,
215 IV| hastily against him, and demanded him what he would do. And
216 IV| return to the world, and demanded after his gown; and when
217 IV| of Toulouse, the shipman demanded of him a penny for his passage,
218 IV| departed from him. And he demanded one of them if he would
219 IV| all men assail me. It was demanded of him by a man in what
220 IV| refectory or fraitour, and demanded him whereof he tempted them
221 IV| parlour or locutory, and demanded him whereof he tempted the
222 IV| confusion. And the saint demanded him what he meant thereby.
223 IV| and light. And when she demanded how it was made, he said
224 IV| treasures, and Laurence demanded dilation of three days,
225 IV| renied thee, and they have demanded me, and I have confessed
226 IV| forsaken him, and when I was demanded I confessed him Christ,
227 IV| he opened the window and demanded at the last what they were,
228 IV| then they awoke him and demanded of him how it happed. And
229 IV| little while after, Elizabeth demanded of an angel to whom she
230 IV| raised. And then S. Elizabeth demanded of her whether she should
231 IV| manly from the first. And he demanded of him his name, and he
232 IV| he came home, his father demanded him whence he came, and
233 IV| hurt, and drew him out, and demanded him how he escaped, and
234 V| fellows spake of that lake, he demanded where was that lake. And
235 V| Bernard retained him, he demanded him whereof he should live.
236 V| worshipped named Berith, and they demanded him wherefore Astaroth gave
237 V| strongly who they were and demanded them, and then one of them
238 V| answered. And the pilgrim demanded after at the master, where
239 V| that other, and then he demanded the third time: How far
240 V| beheld him he marvelled, and demanded him what he did. And he
241 V| she required, though she demanded half his kingdom. And then
242 V| she, warned by her mother, demanded the head of S. John Baptist.
243 V| and among other things he demanded him if he had in his cities
244 V| kissed him. And Marcellus demanded him and said: My lord, from
245 V| from the Lombards, and he demanded of a holy man which had
246 V| me, domine, and anon he demanded what it was to say, but
247 V| brought to him, and after, he demanded him: Where is thy God? Now
248 V| city named Licerius, and demanded them, saying: Of whence
249 V| movings of the devil. And he demanded cold water for to drink,
250 V| they came tofore him and demanded pardon and forgiveness.
251 V| man named Savien, which demanded of him how this infirmity
252 V| when S. Amadour saw him he demanded of him: Who is this that
253 V| all sick in the way and demanded alms of S. Giles, which
254 V| bishop went alone to him, and demanded him from whence he was,
255 V| him by the said image, and demanded of him the cause why he
256 V| diviners and soothsayers and demanded them where their daughter
257 V| came and adored him, and he demanded of him: From whence comest
258 V| do sacrifice, and when he demanded of her what wrong he had
259 V| after matins. And the abbot demanded where Lambert was, and a
260 V| health. Then this eunuch demanded of S. Matthew how he spake
261 V| presented tofore him and demanded them if they would do sacrifice.
262 V| be called tofore him, and demanded their names and their country.
263 V| of God, and there he was demanded of what condition he was,
264 V| his tail, like as he had demanded pardon of the trespass that
265 V| much people saw, and some demanded him what thing it was, and
266 V| taken by thieves, and they demanded him what he was, and he
267 V| his prayers, that friar demanded him: Father, what weenest
268 V| left for to be general, and demanded to be under the warden,
269 V| with an honest man, which demanded him, if for the observance
270 V| came an untrue man which demanded alms for the love of God,
271 V| understood it, he was ashamed and demanded pardon; and when this man
272 V| with thee. Then the friars demanded him what he said, and he
273 V| I abhor. Then the bishop demanded her, saying: What is thy
274 V| that she had. And Pelagien demanded him: Have ye a bishop? And
275 V| art worthy. And then she demanded how she should pray, and
276 VI| sorrow of the treasurer demanded him the cause of his heaviness.
277 VI| was hardier than another, demanded of him the cause of his
278 VI| the king's chamberlain, demanded him sharply what he did
279 VI| the king. And then he was demanded if he might see clearly,
280 VI| been let. Then the king demanded Godwin if he understood
281 VI| of his privy council, and demanded of him the cause of that
282 VI| man came to the king and demanded of him alms in the worship
283 VI| arose up all whole, and demanded why they wept and made so
284 VI| live. And when a Pharisee demanded our Lord: What shall I do
285 VI| at Tripoli, and when he demanded him who he was, he said
286 VI| on the virgin like as he demanded what he should do with the
287 VI| virgin appear to him, and demanded him if he knew her. And
288 VI| to me. And when the abbot demanded him what it was, and what
289 VI| them, and found them, and demanded them wherefore they were
290 VI| deacon, the apostles came and demanded when the child had been
291 VI| they were passed over, he demanded his reward for their freight,
292 VI| and they knew him not, but demanded of him if he knew any strange
293 VI| arose and kissed him and demanded of his wife and children,
294 VI| fire. And the chancellor demanded him what he was. And he
295 VI| thee. And the chancellor demanded him of his estate, and he
296 VI| thirtieth day to one which demanded how it was with him, and
297 VI| woman in form of a man, and demanded her whither she went, and
298 VI| all safe. And when he was demanded how he escaped, he said
299 VI| to thee. And when he had demanded him of his state, he answered:
300 VI| pray for him. And then he demanded if he would that such a
301 VI| virgin, Winifred. And she demanded the cause of his coming.
302 VI| the king called him, and demanded him what he was, and he
303 VI| appeared. Then the provost demanded of him: Theodore, wilt thou
304 VI| in a man's likeness, and demanded him whither he went. And
305 VI| Martin conjured him, and demanded him what he was. And he
306 VI| called his archdeacon and demanded him if he heard anything,
307 VI| poor man came to Brice and demanded of him where the bishop
308 VI| present, heard that, she demanded her to whom she spake. And
309 VI| the first gift that she demanded, for it was a thing that
310 VI| then one of her sisters demanded her to whom she spake. I
311 VI| abashed and amarvelled, and demanded of the workmen why they
312 VI| there three windows, he demanded of the workmen: Wherefore
313 VI| daughter to come afore him, and demanded her why she had do make
314 VI| went unto the shepherds and demanded after her. And that one,
315 VI| clad him in a coat, and demanded alms for God's sake, like
316 VI| warned thing to them that demanded it in his name. And because
317 VI| vanities. And S. Elizabeth demanded of her if ever she was disposed
318 VI| whole.~There was a maid demanded drink of a servant of her
319 VI| and mighty in battle, and demanded of the people where their
320 VI| him one of his bishops and demanded counsel of him, what and
321 VI| disciples. Then S. Peter demanded of Clement of what lineage
322 VI| children. And when Peter had demanded of her the cause, and that
323 VI| anon. And then the mother demanded Clement of his father, and
324 VI| Philosophus, came to Tersona and demanded of them that dwelled in
325 VII| which way as they walked she demanded of him many a high question,
326 VII| Katherine apperceived and demanded him what him ailed, and
327 VII| and fair to behold? And he demanded of her where she saw it,
328 VII| worldly wisdom. And then demanded they for what cause they
329 VII| The next day following was demanded where the holy body of the
330 VII| of the beauty of her, and demanded what she was, and one of
331 VII| to the emperor, when he demanded who she was, and said: I
332 VII| received them goodly and demanded them where they had been
333 VII| quire, and then S. Brandon demanded of the abbot how long they
334 VII| with mine eyes. Then he demanded him of the festue and of
335 VII| much. They that stood by demanded of forty days. He said it
336 VII| to mercy. And then he was demanded of that word: That angered
337 VII| There was a brother that demanded of him what he should do
338 VII| with Episius, then Episius demanded how much he had profited,
339 VII| to a brother of his which demanded of him a sermon, to whom
340 VII| and came to them, and they demanded him what it was, and he
341 VII| little tofore him, and they demanded him what it was, and he
342 VII| his way out. And it was demanded of Agathon what virtue was
343 VII| great strife. A brother demanded of Agathon how he ought
344 VII| thine enemies. Then the king demanded him who were his enemies,
345 VII| with him, secretly, and demanded him of this thing, and said
346 VII| that come to men. And he demanded if those passions come to
347 VII| lived many years, then he demanded what should be the end,
348 VII| that all should die, he demanded them in how many years that
349 VII| chests tofore them, and demanded of them which were most
350 VII| to his first friend and demanded of him his help and told
351 VII| for to see what shall be demanded of thee, and I shall pray
352 VII| things, and when he had demanded the names of everything,
353 VII| quaintly arrayed, and he demanded what they were, for they
354 VII| deceive men. Then the king demanded him what he liefest had
355 VII| that other without, and demanded whether the more part of
356 VII| husband between her arms, and demanded of what death he ought to
357 VII| came and lifted him up and demanded Therefore he was come thither.
358 VII| to weep. Then S. Simeon demanded what he was, and he answered:
359 VII| into him. And S. Thomas demanded him if he had had good and
360 VII| the other friars awoke and demanded that friar what he had.
361 VII| cry after the holy man and demanded meat and clothing. Soon
362 VII| she made her prayer and demanded help of the saint, and soon
363 VII| to life. Item a blind man demanded help of S. Albine, and the
364 VII| Fourthly, that thing which is demanded with good heart is of light
365 VII| and this petition here is demanded of the name of fortune,
366 VII| say: The petitions before demanded be confirmed and granted.
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