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1 I| should be born, but the time knew they not, and therefore
2 I| the child. The pharisees knew him not, but the star showed
3 I| a me: My neighbours that knew me, as strangers have left
4 I| king called Tyrus which knew carnally a maid called Pilam,
5 I| noble, and in all feats he knew more, and more was set by
6 I| manner maladies. And he knew not that Pilate and the
7 I| not written it, yet they knew well for certain that it
8 I| some of the angels that knew not plainly the mystery
9 I| of the world by fire he knew, which afterward he told
10 I| bodily in Paradise, and knew well, if he might make him
11 I| then they were expert and knew them. And like as they were
12 I| were ashamed. And thus they knew that they were naked, and
13 I| and set in the world, he knew his wife and engendered
14 I| fugitive and vagabond. Cain knew his wife which bare Enoch,
15 I| slew Cain. And when he knew that he had slain Cain,
16 I| virgins, which yet never knew man. I shall bring them
17 I| them into such meat as she knew well that his father loved,
18 I| the hands of Esau. And he knew him not, for his hands expressed
19 I| And when Jacob saw her and knew that she was his eme's daughter,
20 I| my wife. Which when Jacob knew, and heard how his daughter
21 I| worshipped him, he anon knew them, and spake to them,
22 I| new king upon Egypt which knew nothing of Joseph, and said
23 I| the children of Israel and knew them. ~Moses fed the sheep
24 I| Beth-peor. And yet never man knew his sepulchre unto this
25 I| Israel like unto Moses, which knew and spake to God face to
26 II| remembered her, and Elkanah knew her, and she conceived,
27 II| thy way, and sleep. Samuel knew not the calling of our Lord
28 II| stood at his head. Saul knew the voice of David and said:
29 II| complained unto Absalom. David knew hereof, and was right sorry
30 II| great stone. And when David knew that his son was slain,
31 II| again unto David when they knew that Absalom was dead. ~
32 II| they saw him from far they knew him not, and crying they
33 II| coming, she saw afar and knew her son coming, and running
34 II| his wife and all they that knew him. ~Then said Tobit the
35 II| of chastity, so that she knew no man all the days of her
36 II| and he answered that he knew not the way. And then the
37 II| said: The princes of Rome knew never how the son of God
38 II| again. And also for that he knew tofore him that betrayed
39 II| should be taken, for he knew well that the traitor should
40 II| the mystery, and if thou knew and believedst on it thou
41 II| when the holy man Nicholas knew hereof he had great horror
42 II| after him more hastily, and knew that it was Nicholas; and
43 II| come to his church, they knew him without any man to show
44 II| when the blessed Nicholas knew this, he prayed these three
45 II| same night. And when they knew it by their keeper, they
46 II| were none enchanters ne knew no witchcraft, and also
47 II| come to him, whereby he knew well that he should depart,
48 II| wholly. And when the king knew it he said to him: Whatsomever
49 II| is said double because he knew Christ in his resurrection
50 II| double wise more than other knew, for they knew him but only
51 II| than other knew, for they knew him but only in seeing,
52 II| only in seeing, but Thomas knew him both seeing and feeling.
53 II| she saw the apostle she knew that he was an Hebrew because
54 II| And when the king came and knew what he had done, he put
55 II| and when she saw her, and knew of so many miracles as the
56 II| It happed so that no man knew that she was a woman, yet
57 II| like a child. Which S. John knew anon, by the Holy Ghost,
58 II| they looked about them and knew not where they were. And
59 II| let him out. When Herod knew this by his servant, he
60 II| might not pass. And then he knew that it was not our Lord'
61 II| keep it still, and said he knew no man more able than he
62 II| said to the pope that he knew by revelation that he should
63 II| Thomas told him how he knew by a vision that he should
64 II| amendment. And when they knew this they came to him and
65 II| England. And when the king knew of their departing he was
66 II| to pray for him, for he knew well his time was nigh,
67 II| all quick. And then they knew that they had done amiss.
68 II| turned into red, whereby he knew well that that same day
69 II| it is long sith that I knew that thou dwelledst in this
70 II| marvelled of this, that he knew of this bishop and of this
71 II| when he had advised it, he knew well that he was passed
72 II| her a child. When his wife knew that she was great and let
73 II| glad and joyous if they knew that ye know. They ween
74 II| come to nought: if they knew what is that other life
75 II| after when S. Sebastian knew that she had lost her speech,
76 II| pods of gold, by which he knew things for to come. Then
77 II| Agnes of agnoscendo, for she knew the way of truth, and after
78 II| when his father and mother knew it, they offered to give
79 II| a virgin, and his father knew never woman, to whom the
80 II| the physicians and anon knew his malady, and said to
81 II| the father enquired and knew that it was this woman,
82 II| man sold it; and when he knew that the poor man had sold
83 III| it, and yet best of all knew the Lord for whose love
84 III| privily away that no man knew thereof, and found a prince
85 III| when his father and mother knew that he was thus gone they
86 III| happened of their son, she knew verily that they were the
87 III| christian men because that he knew well that otherwise the
88 III| earth, the which birth he knew long before to be showed
89 III| into the temple, anon he knew him by the Holy Ghost to
90 III| heal them. Then said she: I knew never of medicine corporal,
91 III| monastery for monks. And he that knew their malice and their evil
92 III| long that the queen which knew well that Judas was not
93 III| And the father of Judas knew not Judas his son, for he
94 III| long tofore, ne the son knew not the father. When Pilate
95 III| refused the idols; if the king knew it he should destroy us
96 III| that he had been there, he knew all the office of the church
97 III| for by the will of God he knew many of the secrets of heaven
98 III| glass. When S. Benet then knew so that in that vessel was
99 III| which was in his study, knew it, he called to S. Maur,
100 III| Benet had this loaf he knew, by the inspiration, that
101 III| church, and when S. Benet knew hereof he offered for them
102 III| convent. And when S. Benet knew it he took the vessel and
103 III| great light; and after he knew that the soul of S. Germain
104 III| vanished away. And then he knew verily that it was an angel
105 III| full meekly. And after, he knew by revelation that it was
106 III| sweet odour of them. Then he knew well that the angels of
107 III| brethren. But his brethren knew nothing of his standing
108 III| his brethren espied it and knew his doing, and told him
109 III| answer. And when the angel knew that for this salutation
110 III| know man, and yet I never knew none, how then shall I have
111 III| When he heard that she knew his name and his office,
112 III| bury this holy body if I knew that I should not displease
113 III| Zosimus was much glad that he knew the name of the saint, but
114 III| emperor. And when the emperor knew hereof he had great joy,
115 III| christian. And when Dacian knew that he was become christian
116 III| the people marvelled, ne knew not from whence it came.
117 III| marble, and right few people knew thereof because it should
118 III| it happed that they that knew thereof died, and there
119 III| and there was none that knew where this great treasure
120 III| devoutly. And when his lord knew it he bare it much grievously,
121 III| of S. Mark; and when they knew this, anon they hallowed
122 III| knowledge of scripture, and knew in his predication what
123 III| the queen, and because he knew not which was the cross
124 III| none harm, the judge, that knew the malice of him, said
125 III| this should mean, for he knew nothing of the translation
126 III| of S. Austin; and when he knew the truth, that on that
127 III| burn it. And when Germain knew it he was much angry, and
128 III| bishop. And then the bishop knew by revelation divine that
129 III| to come and see if they knew any of them. And they said
130 III| died. And when the queen knew that his ass was dead, she
131 III| will. And when the provost knew for certain that S. Peter
132 III| is thirty years since I knew the truth, and that I have
133 III| there whereas no man living knew where they were. It happed
134 III| become. And when S. Dunstan knew that the king was so murdered,
135 III| was arrayed like a clerk, knew well Alban, but Alban knew
136 III| knew well Alban, but Alban knew him not, how be it they
137 III| And when the judge saw and knew that the people were become
138 III| vision of our Lord, but more knew they not. He abode in the
139 III| these things S. Elizabeth knew nothing when our Lady came,
140 III| and cousins and friends knew the grace that our Lord
141 III| enlumined of the Holy Ghost, knew him, and did to him reverence
142 III| goldsmith's craft; and when he knew well the craft and art of
143 III| that had made him to die knew it, they would have made
144 III| When this holy young man knew of their coming he was right
145 III| of the city saw him, they knew well that he was a barbarian
146 III| baptized. When her father knew it, he had thereof so great
147 III| After, when the holy maid knew that there should come to
148 III| the death. When his father knew it he went weeping tenderly
149 III| age. But the holy bishop knew by the Holy Ghost that Genevieve
150 III| said to Genevieve, which knew not hereof, that she should
151 III| after him. The holy virgin knew it anon, and went hastily
152 III| Ambrose being at Milan knew of the death of S. Martin
153 III| virgins dwelt; and when they knew of his coming they fled
154 III| all whole.~Genevieve that knew well, that our Lord Jesu
155 III| do works of pity, for she knew well that she was none other
156 IV| unbinding knowing, for he knew the dignity of Christ when
157 IV| as a god. And when Peter knew that, he followed and came
158 IV| apostles, Paulin, when he knew that they were christian,
159 IV| emperor, whom the emperor knew for dead, and, whiles he
160 IV| they blessed God, and thus knew verily that that was the
161 IV| flesh; and them whom she knew well of her own flesh, she
162 IV| and, seeing her husband, knew him well, and said within
163 IV| joy, my lord. He nothing knew her, and when he had long
164 IV| devil vanished away, and she knew that it was the devil. ~
165 IV| cell. And when the abbot knew thereof he sent certain
166 IV| took away the cloth and so knew that she was a woman. And
167 IV| devoutly that all people that knew him had great joy of his
168 IV| away all free. And when he knew it, he sent hastily knights
169 IV| guile and mockage, for she knew well that there were no
170 IV| God. And then they, that knew nothing the evil courage
171 IV| him, and demanded if he knew him, and he said nay. And
172 IV| not of them all that they knew. And they accused them,
173 IV| he named them, but none knew them. And they said that
174 IV| Which, when the father knew, he began to exhort and
175 IV| he was knowing, for he knew the christian faith, and
176 IV| burnt. And when Germain knew it, he was much angry and
177 IV| bishop. And then the bishop knew, by revelation divine, that
178 IV| to come and see if they knew any of them, but they said
179 IV| died. And when the queen knew that his ass was dead, she
180 IV| letters to Eusebius, and he knew well that the malice of
181 IV| within five days. For he knew it well, because the diviner
182 IV| captivity, and that she knew no way how to deliver him.
183 IV| that other. But God, that knew him more necessary for the
184 IV| morn in the church, and knew him by that he had seen
185 IV| friar Rainer of Lausanne knew it he said it to S. Dominic,
186 IV| porret; and she said she knew them well, and he said:
187 IV| and on a time when Decius knew that the emperor slept in
188 IV| of him. And when Decius knew it, he commanded that Romaine
189 IV| her incredible, for she knew well that she had not conceived
190 V| pestilence, which, when Rocke knew of many by the way, he desirously
191 V| astonished which never tofore knew the name of Rocke. And anon
192 V| the last, when S. Rocke knew by the will of God that
193 V| foresaid table, by which they knew the name of the blessed
194 V| of the lord of that city knew many years tofore S. Rocke
195 V| was done, was because they knew not his name. Then they
196 V| not his name. Then they knew him to be nephew to the
197 V| ne published of him that knew her well. And yet was she
198 V| Cistercians. And when his brethren knew it they would have taken
199 V| gate. And when S. Bernard knew him there, he went to him
200 V| if he had no hunger, then knew he well without doubt that
201 V| Confessions, and saith When I knew thee first thou beatedst
202 V| world. And when S. Augustin knew it he went hastily thither.
203 V| of God all that Augustin knew not. S. Jerome saith thus
204 V| the which thing his wife knew well, that he had wedded
205 V| And when Herod Agrippa knew it, he sent letters to the
206 V| upon a cloth by which they knew that each of them had deserved
207 V| him. And when the emperor knew that he had none harm, he
208 V| him not. And because he knew well that she loved well
209 V| water for to drink, and he knew well the treachery of the
210 V| Mammertin Iying in his bed knew, and arose out of his bed,
211 V| thereof in his life, for he knew well that virtue should
212 V| ne grieve him, and then knew they by that he told to
213 V| And when Natalie his wife knew that her husband was in
214 V| the father heard that, he knew well his daughter, and then
215 V| holy baptism. And Cosdroe knew not the end of the battle,
216 V| he had never seen it, ne knew not that it was there, and
217 V| deemed proud of them that knew him not. He was noble in
218 V| profitable. And then when he knew that yet the people sacrificed
219 V| marvelled strongly, for he knew well that the host of the
220 V| joyously. And Gaimas, which knew the truth of him, came to
221 V| meet him on the way, for he knew well that he came for pity,
222 V| And thou the king that knew that Ephigenia is made the
223 V| wit, wisdom by which he knew the root of the malady,
224 V| Aganum. And when Maximian knew it, he sent knights to them,
225 V| And when she saw this she knew well that it was a wicked
226 V| conjured. And when S. Cosmo knew it, he commanded that his
227 V| come to him. And the devil knew well the token, and transfigured
228 V| camels. And when the lion knew the ass, with a great roaring
229 V| done. And S. Jerome, which knew well what was to come, said
230 V| the church. And then he knew well that Jerome was a man
231 V| that Jerome was a man that knew the languages of Greek,
232 V| the mill.~And S. Remigius knew by the spirit of prophecy
233 V| garners afire. And when he knew it he came thither, and
234 V| when the blessed Logier knew it he would have escaped
235 V| And anon this holy man knew by the revelation the fallacy
236 V| so he did. And anon she knew him, but he knew her not
237 V| anon she knew him, but he knew her not for the great leanness
238 V| saints. At the last when she knew that her end approached,
239 V| when Palmatius, consul, knew that Calixtus with his clerks.
240 VI| chaste secretly, that no man knew it but God alone. There
241 VI| more tyrants. And thus none knew the very truth of his chaste
242 VI| diocese of Worcester, which knew nothing of the council assembled
243 VI| had not seen it, but he knew the earl's intent and bade
244 VI| comfort him. And when she knew how he was made blind, she
245 VI| slain in battle, then they knew well that the prophecy af
246 VI| so great a charge, for I knew well mine unconning at such
247 VI| and of the gospel that he knew. And hereof he beareth himself
248 VI| our Lord Jesu Christ she knew and retained them in her
249 VI| and demanded him if he knew her. And he was amarvelled
250 VI| this vision, and said he knew her not. And she said: I
251 VI| among them. And Eustace knew nothing thereof, but weeping
252 VI| nourished in another town, and knew not that they were brethren;
253 VI| as Placidus saw them, he knew them, and then he remembered
254 VI| these knights, and they knew him not, but demanded of
255 VI| but demanded of him if he knew any strange man named Placidus,
256 VI| she saw n him signs, and knew by them that he was her
257 VI| considered and beheld her, anon knew that she was his wife, and
258 VI| heard their infancy and knew that they were his sons.
259 VI| bath he found a man whom he knew always ready for to serve
260 VI| returned to his body and knew not which of them vanquished.
261 VI| she had great joy, and knew well that he had been sustained
262 VI| S. Augustine saith: If I knew my father to be in hell
263 VI| when the father and mother knew of their daughter, they
264 VI| martyrs. And these martyrs knew all the craft of sculpture
265 VI| enhanced in vain glory, but he knew thereby the bounty of God.
266 VI| never tofore so sure, for he knew well that the mercy of God
267 VI| necessity, and the emperor knew well that he would require
268 VI| Minerva, whom every each he knew, and blamed them by name.
269 VI| filled with stench.~S. Martin knew his death long time tofore
270 VI| the day and the hour, and knew verily after, that S. Martin
271 VI| the bishop died. And Brice knew it by divine revelation,
272 VI| the love of God, that she knew not what was said ne done
273 VI| to draw her out, for they knew well that they should nothing
274 VI| devotion of such a man. For he knew well how much love is mighty
275 VI| as I live. When our Lord knew and apperceived how well
276 VI| sign of the cross. For he knew well that she was a woman
277 VI| inform young people that knew but little of religion,
278 VI| in her vulgar tongue. She knew well that within the shell
279 VI| profitable for her soul. And well knew she that it was no less
280 VI| the holy mother S. Clare knew that, she had much sorrow
281 VI| God hasted him as he that knew the firm purpose of his
282 VI| his time. And therefore he knew certainly that it was reason
283 VI| which thing S. Clare saw and knew by the Holy Ghost, and said
284 VI| other poor people, but they knew not him. And he knew well
285 VI| they knew not him. And he knew well them and thanked our
286 VI| of seventeen years' and knew that he should soon die,
287 VI| God knoweth her, for he knew her good will and proved
288 VI| earth, howbeit that she knew not yet any letters; and
289 VI| all the case, and when he knew it, he let it pass and suffered
290 VI| other children, for she knew that she should shortly
291 VI| in his mouth, by which he knew great privities of our Lord
292 VI| he waxed so sick that he knew well that he should hastily
293 VI| men. Wherefore, when he knew where this holy king was,
294 VI| keep only the king, whom he knew rebel unto his wicked laws.
295 VI| when they understood and knew his fallacies they forsook
296 VI| nourished with us, and when we knew his fallacies, we left him
297 VI| strange, they said that they knew nothing thereof. For, for
298 VII| doctor Athanasius, which knew her lineage and her life,
299 VII| and who am I, though I knew it, to do such a message
300 VII| what it was. And when she knew it, she took some of the
301 VII| man. And when the virgin knew the strife of the disputation
302 VII| in to prison. And when he knew that she was christian,
303 VII| to our Lord God, for they knew then that they were called
304 VII| city. And when Fabricius knew this, anon, with great malice,
305 VII| be the time that ever I knew them. And then Judas prayed
306 VII| grace by his prayer, which knew by revelation that his soul
307 VII| life; and forsomuch as he knew it before, he sent for his
308 VII| and when the archbishop knew it, he went for to comfort
309 VII| he advised himself, and knew that he was deceived of
310 VII| had said, the knight, that knew nothing of the treason,
311 VII| this vision. And when he knew that this was because he
312 VII| men must die. And when he knew that all should die, he
313 VII| named Barlaam. And this monk knew by the Holy Ghost what was
314 VII| great barons, because he knew well that they complained
315 VII| last they took one which knew their custom, and he sent
316 VII| bitterly, but afterwards he knew by revelation divine that
317 VII| father, and when Rosamond knew it, she had great disdain
318 VII| much abashed, and when he knew the truth of the two esquires
319 VII| papacy, and that after, he knew his error, and by the means
320 VII| body of our Lord, and he knew it well in spirit, and said:
321 VII| exhorted all them that he knew that they should not swear
322 VII| that spake to him, but he knew not the mystery that they
323 VII| advised him, and that well he knew for certain the said ring,
324 VII| made soft like a pillow, he knew well that he was a man of
325 VII| and S. Rotrud his mother knew and enough wist the devotion,
326 VII| because that he wist well and knew that chastity in delices,
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