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1 I| from them, and a desire to know what it was that so wrought
2 I| much idleness, and also know well that it is one of the
3 I| dark that no man shall dare know him. The heaven is here
4 I| described, so that he might know how many cities, how many
5 I| counselled with Apollo to know how long it should stand
6 I| confess it. And therefore we know our Lord Jesu Christ in
7 I| wise men by whom they might know where the said child was
8 I| that curiously studied to know the secrets of heaven; and
9 I| demanded of them: Whereby know ye that he is born? They
10 I| Child was. And ye ought to know that there be three opinions
11 I| reward, as that we should know him to have risen. Thus
12 I| resurrection, and we ought to know that Jesu Christ would not
13 I| to show us the way. And know ye that the soul that aboundeth
14 I| For the saints may well know the vows and the prayers
15 I| the cause concluded. We know that it is so that the fiends
16 I| showeth that they desire to know, and in that first among
17 I| that the wicked people may know that righteously they be
18 I| live and understand, and know above all other wits and
19 I| of God. And we ought to know that of his ascension we
20 I| human by which thou mightest know that he be come into thee.
21 I| that he be come into thee. Know thou, saith S. Bernard,
22 I| Thirdly, that they should know that the Holy Ghost, which
23 I| man; Lord God who shall know thy science, if thou give
24 I| hearts of the disciples to know the mystery of this holy
25 I| shrewd. And thou oughtest to know that this holy water is
26 I| good life. And it is to know that the church or the temple
27 I| time. And thou oughtest to know that wine, salt, and ashes
28 I| name, by which they should know that he should dominate
29 I| was because Adam should know that there was none of them
30 I| said: Lord, how shall I know that I shall possess it?
31 I| Bring them forth that we may know and use them. And Lot anon
32 I| And God said to him: I know well that with a simple
33 I| strength. Abimelech answered: I know not who hath done this thing,
34 I| do nothing to him, now I know that thou dreadest God,
35 I| Behold that I wax old and know not the day that I shall
36 I| Then he asking them said: Know ye not Laban, son of Nahor?
37 I| of Nahor? They said: We know him well. How fareth he,
38 I| Bilhah unto her husband to know her, which when Jacob had
39 I| founden grace in thy sight; I know it by experience that God
40 I| Jacob would not let Laban know of his departing, and when
41 I| him, and that they should know him upperest provost of
42 I| youngest brother that I may know that ye be none espies and
43 I| Why have ye done thus? Know not ye that there is no
44 I| and he answered to us: Ye know well that my wife brought
45 I| Benjamin's sack, was to know whether they loved Benjamin
46 I| land of Goshen. And if thou know them for conning, ordain
47 I| peoples: Lo, now ye see and know that Pharaoh oweth and is
48 I| exalted me as ye see and know, that he should save much
49 I| offer to our Lord God. But I know well that the king of Egypt
50 I| Aaron thy brother deacon, I know that he is eloquent, lo!
51 I| voice and leave Israel? I know not that Lord, nor I will
52 I| Egypt, that Egyptians shall know that I am the Lord. Moses
53 I| said: In this shalt thou know that I am the Lord: Lo!
54 I| of our Lord God, for we know not what we shall offer
55 I| beast, whereby ye shall know by what miracle God divideth
56 I| host, the Egyptians shall know that I am Lord. And anon
57 I| And the Egyptians shall know that I am Lord when I shall
58 I| Israel: At even ye shall know that God hath brought you
59 I| with bread, and ye shall know that I am your Lord God.
60 I| saved his people; now I know that he is a great Lord
61 I| every man is bounden to know. And ere Moses received
62 I| so gotten or taken, if he know to whom he ought to render
63 I| to render it. And if he know not, he is bounden to give
64 I| where as he oweth, if he know where and be in his power
65 I| hath whereof. And if he know not let him do by the counsel
66 I| himself, and age, is bound to know them and to obey and keep
67 I| that may go tofore us, we know not what is befallen to
68 I| that may go tofore us; we know not what is fallen to this
69 I| two persons. con, v., to know. corbanam, n., an offering. ~
70 II| thou hast done to me; now know I well that thou shalt reign
71 II| and send it to men that I know not? The men returned and
72 II| Absalom said to his servants: Know ye Joab's field that lieth
73 II| and servants; and truly I know now well that if Absalom
74 II| etc. For ye that list to know how every king reigned after
75 II| thyself save with thy wife to know that sin; and suffer never
76 II| he knoweth not me, ne I know not him; what token shall
77 II| shall I give him? And also I know not the way thither. Then
78 II| To whom he answered: I know it well, of all the journeys
79 II| not wroth, though I would know thy kindred. The angel said
80 II| Nineveh. Raguel said to them: Know ye Tobit my brother? Which
81 II| brother? Which said: We know him well. When Raguel had
82 II| together as people do that know not God. Then they both
83 II| university of peoples may know that thou art God only in
84 II| To whom Tobias said: I know well that my father and
85 II| with thee, thou shalt well know that his eyes shall be opened,
86 II| Israel and said to them: Know ye that God hath heard your
87 II| Therefore that Achior may know that he saith not true,
88 II| with them, that all men may know that Nebuchadnezzar is god
89 II| their enemies; we forsooth know no other god but him. Abide
90 II| shall eat no meat till I know whether our Lord shall have
91 II| and said: O Lord God, I know well that these were the
92 II| deserved to be a judge, to know thy judge which is in heaven,
93 II| disciple, and thou shalt know it well. I shall demand
94 II| be for to take me down, know thou for certain thou shalt
95 II| purposed to wake, for to know him that so had aided him
96 II| so but that I may see and know thee. Then he ran after
97 II| and to the end that ye know that I say truth, cast that
98 II| menaces me? And he answered: Know thou that I am Nicholas,
99 II| the emperor said to them: know ye well a man named Nicholas?
100 II| and that all men shall know your felony, and that each
101 II| Helsinus, into Denmark for to know the truth. This Abbot after
102 II| Then said the angel to him: Know thou that I am sent hither
103 II| apostle, which hath made me to know the way of truth, and they
104 II| for to him was given to know many secrets and profound,
105 II| repentant. And therefore know ye that he hath received
106 II| them, to whom they went to know the way, and to demand where
107 II| Alexander her husband: I know well that the Jews shall
108 II| Thomas desired respite to know the laws, and then to give
109 II| holy church and me, and ye know well that I may not fight,
110 II| shall endure, and thou shalt know, whether thou wilt or not,
111 II| that they might dispute and know which was the truest law.
112 II| the name of some devil, know ye verily it is no great
113 II| angel came to him and said: Know thou that the woman that
114 II| And the angel said to him: Know thou that the door of heaven
115 II| prayed to see him, for to know him that so tempted young
116 II| defeated, but say if thou know any evil sith he was made
117 II| Anthony said: Ye ought to know that there be three bodily
118 II| came to the election for to know who should be elect and
119 II| joyous if they knew that ye know. They ween that there be
120 II| error. Tranquillinus said: Know you of what works come error?
121 II| number. Tranquillinus said: Know thou that much evil shall
122 II| of death, and depart, and know thou that I am prevented
123 II| words,but for as much as I know the virtue of my God, I
124 II| words to reny our faith, but know thou that it is great felony
125 II| thy torments, so that thou know that thou be vanquished
126 II| church, and then shall I know if it be true that thou
127 II| And he answered him: I know them well, for they were
128 II| out and fleeth away, but know ye for certain that he is
129 III| tribulation upon tribulation and know ye by tribulation is had
130 III| name so oft, he answered: Know ye for certain that I have
131 III| his church a candle, and know thou that to thee and to
132 III| Blase said: Poor caitiff, know thou that I am servant of
133 III| diligent to heal me, but know that my body shall receive
134 III| thee; I am his apostle, and know verily that thou art whole
135 III| they that dwell therein may know thee to be very God. And
136 III| which all creatures may know that thou art one only God
137 III| to the end that all may know that ye that thus believe
138 III| said: Fair brethren, ye know how our Lord Jesu Christ
139 III| marvellous? Nevertheless know thou well that I am the
140 III| to send the pottage, and know for certain that sith that
141 III| S. Longinus and said: We know well that thou art servant
142 III| prayed to God he said for to know whose it was, and he said
143 III| Easter Day. He answered, I know well that it is the feast
144 III| could not espy them, ne know the steps of their feet,
145 III| heart that I shall never know man, and yet I never knew
146 III| shalt conceive thou shalt know better than I shall con
147 III| said: Because that my gods know you to be despisers of them,
148 III| When she saw that he would know, she said to him how she
149 III| God fighteth for them, and know thou well that I will become
150 III| that he said to him: Now know I well that God hath made
151 III| pope answered: How, sir! know ye not how he accursed all
152 III| Right just and true man, we know well that thou shalt not
153 III| have eaten that one half, know ye for certain that I shall
154 III| assembled they would fain know wherefore they were called.
155 III| I wot well that she will know of us where the cross of
156 III| other things answered: I know well that my father was
157 III| book that all men should know for ever when Easter day
158 III| I have erred so long and know not of him that thou speakest
159 III| the knight said to him: I know well that I till the ground,
160 III| because that all men should know that life and death be in
161 III| almighty God, and we may verily know by that evident vision that
162 III| the end that no man should know where he was become. And
163 III| brother Edward. Who that will know the sorrow that fell may
164 III| especial because they could not know where he was buried. For
165 III| heard of them; I would fain know what christian men feel
166 III| the end that they should know verily that he was a christian
167 III| and deceive our citizens, know ye well he would have come
168 III| doctrine. Thou mayest well know and evidently understand
169 III| such idols, and will not know Jesu Christ the only son
170 III| whereby he might evidently know that he had suffered death,
171 III| answered: How may I believe and know that this is truth that
172 III| Lord cometh to visit me? I know well that thou hast conceived
173 III| he baptized, they sent to know what he was, and they demanded
174 III| among you is he that ye know not, which was tofore me,
175 III| began to cry, saying: I know well now that I must issue
176 III| to you so noble lineage, know ye for certain that the
177 III| the friends of God that know his will and do thereafter,
178 IV| that by them she might know the better the manners of
179 IV| Because that thou shalt know me to be the very son of
180 IV| What Simon thinketh that I know, I shall do it when he hath
181 IV| arise, walk and speak, else know ye that it is a fantasy
182 IV| be delivered, that I may know what pain my mother suffered.
183 IV| said: To the end that thou know me to live everlastingly,
184 IV| living, and then thou mayest know that Christ is God of life
185 IV| lawful knight of Christ. I know well that from this transitory
186 IV| come not to grieve you, but know ye for truth that we come
187 IV| the patriarch answered: We know well that many holy men
188 IV| and desolate, desired to know the cause for to comfort
189 IV| the abbess if God could know any sin done and committed
190 IV| to tarry a while, for to know if the mother be aswoon
191 IV| with me into my country. I know verily and believe that
192 IV| priest desired greatly to know the truth of this marvellous
193 IV| more near, and thou shalt know that thou desirest. And
194 IV| Hermogenes said to him: I know well the ire of the devils,
195 IV| whom Christopher said: I know it well. Then said the hermit,
196 IV| work. And because that thou know that I say to be the truth,
197 IV| beheld them all, but he could know no man there of his kindred
198 IV| and believe ye them. This know I well, that we fled from
199 IV| in that prosperity. And know thou for truth, that when
200 IV| every each by similitude to know the tombs and relics of
201 IV| time, and then shall we know without doubt the issue
202 IV| speaking sweetly to him: I know well, son, that thou shalt
203 IV| him. Then S. Dominic would know what he was that so despised
204 IV| of the church, which we know well that thou hast hid?
205 IV| then Decius said to him: I know well that thou despisest
206 IV| wherefore desirest thou to know my name? which is great
207 IV| is false that ye say, I know well that when he went into
208 IV| Truth answered and said: We know well that there is double
209 IV| to me, thine only son. I know well thou shalt not be constrained
210 IV| the same, saying: We, as I know well, and they and many
211 IV| sepulchre might be opened for to know the truth of all these things.
212 IV| such a chamber of God. We know well that it was said to
213 IV| merits and dignities? And we know well that all these dignities
214 V| devout to Christ, awake and know that thou art smitten with
215 V| of matins, and coveted to know what hour Jesu Christ was
216 V| charity, said: My brother, I know well that one sharp travail
217 V| on high: Gerard, brother, know thou that we shall go shortly
218 V| he said: I err not, but I know well what I say, and then
219 V| tokens and signs that we may know him and find him. And the
220 V| was God. But he might not know him, for he had hunger,
221 V| wist not; and she said: I know it well, for I fell down
222 V| between them he might freely know the default, and of them
223 V| saith in the same book: I know well that a bishop on a
224 V| sepulchre was opened for to know the truth, and it was found
225 V| martyrdom. But they say that know it not, that the day of
226 V| thou shalt understand and know that which thou requirest
227 V| which thou requirest to know now. And then he was joyous
228 V| whole, to the end that he know the virtue of God. And after
229 V| place whereas the people know you not? And she said: God
230 V| him at thy request for to know if I shall see his correction.
231 V| obeyed him, and he would know what evil every each had
232 V| alliance. But ye that be here, know ye well that if any servant
233 V| vanquished them there. And know ye that four things be principally
234 V| him as he were dead, for know thou for certain he is with
235 V| Arabia, but christian men know not fortune. Then the proconsul
236 V| go with him and said: I know well the token, but because
237 V| Hold your peace, for ye know not the secret judgments
238 V| whom the angel said: Ye know not the profoundness of
239 V| appeared to the bishop, saying: Know ye that this man is so hurt
240 V| and thither desiring to know what was done to his fellow,
241 V| hold me for evil. For I know well that men come to heaven
242 V| him thereof, he answered: Know ye, said he, that I am joyful,
243 V| thyself if thou desire to know me.~On a time he met a leper
244 V| arrayed and adorned, and I know well that it is not for
245 V| up in good degree if they know it, and I shall never suffer
246 V| and that the women may know that I am a virgin whom
247 V| God? And she answered: I know that there is a God, and
248 V| any new tidings? We would know what thou hast brought to
249 V| Whom honour ye that ye know not, him show I to you to
250 V| enchantment, for thou mayst haply know some words that have such
251 V| n.. retinue.~noot, v., know not. ~porret, n., leek. ~
252 VI| desired of S. Peter to know the vision thereof, to whom
253 VI| unkind lineage, and would not know his wife because he would
254 VI| and sent into Denmark to know the truth. And when the
255 VI| they sent to the emperor to know if there were any such city
256 VI| said: Forsooth father, I know well that I am not worthy
257 VI| beginning by order, so that thou know the truth of the words of
258 VI| seventh chapter: Master, we know well that thou art true,
259 VI| more convenable to thee to know him now, by whom thou mayst
260 VI| king: To the end that thou know that we be gods, we shall
261 VI| said: Because that ye shall know that these idols be full
262 VI| shall come to me. And now I know that it was Christ. Then
263 VI| wife, for as for my sons I know well that they be devoured
264 VI| nourished in such a town as ye know well, ne I could never know
265 VI| know well, ne I could never know what happened to my brother,
266 VI| whereof the apostle saith: Ne know ye not that your bodies
267 VI| well-smelling to them that know the gift of God and the
268 VI| understand the condition, know the noble chivalry, know
269 VI| know the noble chivalry, know the covenant that thou hast
270 VI| to Jesu Christ that thou know him, how be it that thou
271 VI| sufficeth to thee also that thou know him, and if thou confess
272 VI| infirmity that is, that we know what great pain is made
273 VI| Almighty God for my sins, and know thou for certain that thy
274 VI| pray our Lord for me. And know that thou shalt be heard,
275 VI| fourthly, how they may know the suffrages that be done
276 VI| that is to wit, if they know the suffrages that be done
277 VI| After S. Augustine they may know it by three manners: first,
278 VI| Fourthly, nevertheless they may know it by experience and by
279 VI| relieved of their pain, they know well that some suffrages
280 VI| he said to the serpent: I know well that sith the beginning
281 VI| provost said: Of whom may we know him? And Theodore said:
282 VI| said: Forsooth ye may well know him and go to him. And then
283 VI| much great subtlety for to know the devils, they could not
284 VI| the devil said: Martin, know thou whom thou worshippest?
285 VI| ware, they take them that know not, but be ignorant, and
286 VI| scio, scis, that is, to know. And thus the exposition
287 VI| bishop was, and how he should know him. And he bade him go
288 VI| me in this bishopric, but know thou for certain that thou
289 VI| happed that he was worthy to know and see so high things,
290 VI| shall overcome all. And know ye that she shall not die
291 VI| heaven ne earth may not know, for I have received this
292 VI| advertisement of S. Francis, know ye, right dear brother,
293 VI| God showeth for them. I know well that S. Clare was in
294 VI| medicines that he might find and know, and also to such as entremeted
295 VI| unto the time that I shall know where my right sweet friend
296 VI| clerk could not find ne know him among other poor men,
297 VI| answered: God knoweth that I know no thing thereof. Arcadius
298 VI| holdest in thine hand for to know what is the writing of it.
299 VI| suddenly awoke, and would know wherefore she did so, and
300 VI| her beast. And he said: Ye know well that the chief lord
301 VI| shalt thou say to thy lord: know thou for truth, that for
302 VI| would fain that he might know this very truth with me.
303 VI| messengers to Athens for to know how they did, but them that
304 VI| in what manner he might know the immortality of the soul,
305 VI| if thou demandedst it to know the truth, but it should
306 VI| anything of creatures, when ye know not the maker of the creatures,
307 VI| creatures, and because ye know not the creator of all,
308 VI| down aswoon and began to know her. And the hostess that
309 VI| I may not believe it. I know my destiny and my wife's,
310 VI| the church privily for to know what she used to do there;
311 VI| braying by the rivage for to know if by adventure the body
312 VI| came to the place for to know if by adventure she might
313 VII| see the emperor, and to know how his lordships were governed
314 VII| other creatures that we know, which things ought to cause
315 VII| I do this message? for I know not the city ne the way
316 VII| to salute thee, if thou know the creator and maker of
317 VII| overcome by folly she may know that she never saw wise
318 VII| others said to the emperor: Know thou, sir emperor, that
319 VII| and said to her: Daughter, know thy maker, for whom thou
320 VII| be put to torment for to know where the body was. Porphyry
321 VII| whom thou wert wont for to know, and because thou knowest
322 VII| me, mine enemies, for I know you not, and then when the
323 VII| dead and of them alive, and know thou that from henceforth
324 VII| devoutly to our Lord God to know what these birds meant.~
325 VII| drink tofore us, but we know not how it cometh, ne we
326 VII| without comparison, and know thou that I suppose that
327 VII| thereto. And if thou wilt know it, said they, then call
328 VII| order. And he said to him: Know thou for truth that the
329 VII| answered: Who is he that may know the adventures of men? And
330 VII| abashed, and he desired to know the miracle of this vision.
331 VII| nightingale to him: Now I know well that thou art a fool,
332 VII| recomforting him said: Sir King, I know right well an old hermit
333 VII| light, I have fled error and know truth, and therefore travailest
334 VII| obey me, come and we shall know the truth, for Barlaam which
335 VII| weenest thou not that I know thee? I wot well thou art
336 VII| tofore him because he should know the names of all things,
337 VII| Italy, and because many know not this history I have
338 VII| holy cross. And ye ought to know that when the very cross
339 VII| out and diminished, but I know well that I shall be avenged
340 VII| would that none other should know it, to the end that the
341 VII| he had. for to learn and know them. When he began to know
342 VII| know them. When he began to know well enough his letters,
343 VII| that he should learn and know the art of grammar, and
344 VII| rich estate, desired to know what thereof should befall
345 VII| that marvel it is how we know of none. Therefore we shall
346 VII| despite of the world, and to know themselves by holy admonishing
347 VII| things I will thou hear and know, to the end that when thou
348 VII| sacrament of the altar, it is to know that the mass may be comprised
349 VII| oweth every one to wit and know that as many as the priest
350 VII| to the end that the folk know the end of the canon and
351 VII| this, that they that pray know not that they be heard and
352 VII| orison.~After, it is to know that at a mass of requiem
353 VII| benefit. Whosoever will know and understand well and
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