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1 I| God, that he of his benign grace reward them, etc., and that
2 I| delivered from sin, ne holpen by grace, and therefore he was constrained
3 I| plentitude or full time of the grace of God was ordained, then
4 I| received sons of God by grace of adoption. Now saith S.
5 I| which would be shine by grace. He is thine by nature,
6 I| fulfil it, that he give us grace in such manner to fulfil
7 I| the Church or they be in grace or they be in sin, or in
8 I| prosperity. They that be in grace demand for to be confirmed,
9 I| remission of sin, in gifts of grace, and in demonstration of
10 I| them to come in giving grace to eschew the sins. Yet
11 I| things O good Jesu give me grace to love thee. And by this
12 I| there aboundeth most thy grace. And how also we ought to
13 I| night of sin unto the day of grace. As touching the second
14 I| sin abounded, so should grace more abound, like as the
15 I| and on the third day, of grace, by the passion of Jesu
16 I| great devotion. For the grace of the Holy Ghost wrought
17 I| forgiven by the infusion of the grace of God, and by the force
18 I| saith S. Austin: Such is the grace of the Holy Ghost that if
19 I| and more abundantly by grace should abide in increasing
20 I| when the heart is full of grace, him ought not grudge by
21 I| saints that have plenitude of grace, may receive none other
22 I| hath anointed me with his grace, whereof he hath made my
23 I| which is the fountain of grace, which he sendeth into the
24 I| Therefore saith David: The grace of the Holy Ghost which
25 I| Thou seest then how by the grace of the prophet the nature
26 I| abundance of water. Is not the grace of benediction great which
27 I| water, and suddenly by the grace of benediction which there
28 I| prophets, we see clearly how grace or benediction hath thus
29 I| inhabit and dwell in him by grace, so that he may dwell in
30 I| was come, God of his good grace so purveyed for her, that
31 I| as thy servant hath found grace before thee, and that thou
32 I| said to him: I have founden grace in thy sight; I know it
33 I| my lord that I may find grace in his sight. These messengers
34 I| that I may stand in thy grace. Esau said: I have many
35 I| sent me that I may find grace in thy sight, for meseemeth
36 I| lord, that he stood in his grace that he made him upperest
37 I| made him in the favour and grace of the chief keeper of the
38 I| that God may not give me grace to interpret it? Tell to
39 I| stood in the favour and grace of Pharaoh. And he went
40 I| him: If I may find so much grace in thy sight, do to me so
41 I| go. I shall then give my grace to this people tofore the
42 I| shall give to his people grace and favour to borrow of
43 I| men's weal, of other men's grace or welfare. For such envy
44 I| to have such good or such grace or fortune as he seeth in
45 II| thy handservant might find grace in thy sight. And so she
46 II| his heart, God gave him grace to be in the favour of Salmanazar
47 II| hallows and show to them his grace and not forsake them, and
48 II| beseeching him to show his grace and pity on them. Then at
49 II| of our fathers give thee grace and strengthen all the counsel
50 II| joy, for thou hast found grace before me. Judith said:
51 II| aforesaid: Mary, thou hast found grace at the Lord. There be four
52 II| that seek not God nor his grace, as people out of the belief,
53 II| be that seek God and his grace, but they find it not, for
54 II| winter that seek God and his grace in the covetise of the world,
55 II| sacraments, and these give grace but to take away the inclination
56 II| Eutropia that they will get us grace of our Lord and that they
57 II| given to you much great grace when he hath showed to you
58 II| our Lord that we may have grace of him to amend us in this
59 II| them. And Stephen, full of grace and strength made great
60 II| John is expounded the grace of God, or he in whom grace
61 II| grace of God, or he in whom grace is, or to whom it is given
62 II| therefore he is said the grace of God, also as gracious
63 II| is said in what is that grace, for grace of virginity
64 II| what is that grace, for grace of virginity is in a virgin,
65 II| therefore it is said to whom grace is given, for to him was
66 II| mother of God, which gift of grace was given of our Lord, for
67 II| signifieth as much as the grace of God, and well might he
68 II| the Apocalypse. The fourth grace is that our Lord committed
69 II| humility, without which the grace of God may not be had, and
70 II| poor people. Now is that grace from you departed and ye
71 II| Thus received they the grace that they had lost, so that
72 II| thee I render and yield grace and thankings, world without
73 II| impetre and get to us the grace of our Lord which is blessed
74 II| where I propose with the grace of God to recite some of
75 II| died, that was the year of grace three hundred and forty,
76 II| them that sell and buy the grace of God, but if thou wilt
77 II| was shewed to one by God's grace that this pestilence should
78 II| unclothed God gave to her such grace that the hairs of her head
79 II| then to him that he impetre grace of our Lord Jesu Christ
80 II| pray to him that he get us grace of our Lord Jesu Christ,
81 III| so much in the prince’s grace that he made him knight
82 III| furnace, which women, by the grace of God issued without taking
83 III| prayers may get and impetre grace of our Lord to be kept from
84 III| hadst very knowledge of the grace of Jesu Christ thou shouldest
85 III| me to be lost, but of thy grace show to me what he is that
86 III| Ghost showed so greatly his grace, that from the least unto
87 III| hereupon he would show his grace for to confirm our belief,
88 III| Gregory that he get us grace that we may amend so ourselves
89 III| furthermore he impetred and gat grace of our Lord that no venomous
90 III| for us, that we may have grace after this life to come
91 III| I salute thee, full of grace, the Lord is with thee.
92 III| thou hast found soothly grace at God, for thou art chosen
93 III| it happed in the year of grace four hundred and sixty-six
94 III| in that he had a special grace of Jesu Christ, for he was
95 III| to live if I may by thy grace get and keep my life. Then
96 III| if thou hadst not gotten grace by the prayer and request
97 III| do sacrifice, but by the grace of God he was converted
98 III| great joy. He had a special grace of our Lord that such heavenly
99 III| to them that they came to grace of baptism. And on Easter
100 III| suffered martyrdom the year of grace seven hundred and eighty-seven,
101 III| minish the bounty of the grace of God, and said that this
102 III| God, and said that this grace that our Lord had done in
103 III| to them appertly that the grace and bounty that God hath
104 III| heard and thou hast found grace tofore of whom our Lord.
105 III| mother and replenished with grace, whereof he removed him
106 III| not of himself, but by the grace that he had received of
107 III| which by the merits and grace done to the blessed child,
108 III| whence cometh to me such grace, so great that the mother
109 III| cousins and friends knew the grace that our Lord had done to
110 III| his decollation, by the grace of God, who bringeth us
111 III| hands, yet he gat letters of grace for him, to be more sure.
112 III| preach. He deserved so much grace of our Lord that by his
113 III| Almighty that by his benign grace it please him to give again
114 III| cross, which came by the grace and will of God; he took
115 III| destroyed and wasted, but by the grace of God, Paris should have
116 III| Lord that had given such grace to Genevieve his handmaid.
117 III| lighted in her hand by the grace of God. Semblably in her
118 III| Lord, that had given such grace to his damsel Genevieve,
119 III| pursued the king and obtained grace for the prisoners.~In the
120 III| when she had heard of the grace that God had given to S.
121 III| salt tears, that by his grace and goodness he would deliver
122 III| to accomplish by work the grace that they have taken in
123 III| drink, and that done, by the grace of God, the child was in
124 III| she had so taken, by the grace of God they found all their
125 III| the love of whom he gave grace to many prisoners at her
126 III| grant and give us pardon, grace, and joy perdurable. After
127 IV| Christ that by his benign grace he would convert them. So
128 IV| was done in the year of grace four hundred and sixty-four. ~
129 IV| to us in this world his grace, and in that other his glory.
130 IV| Lord, about the year of grace four hundred, sixty and
131 IV| to our Lord the year of grace eight hundred and six. And
132 IV| Lord, that of thy abundant grace, thou wilt grant unto all
133 IV| praised by overabundance of grace. For whereas sin abounded,
134 IV| For whereas sin abounded, grace overabounded, and was more,
135 IV| solemn penance in the time of grace, and was the first that
136 IV| he would vouchsafe of his grace to give to them a son. And
137 IV| forthwith he felt so great grace shed in him, that he forsook
138 IV| Magdalene that she get us grace to do penance here for our
139 IV| also the benediction of grace. ~Christine was born in
140 IV| hast gotten to me great grace, for now thou callest not
141 IV| unhappy! I have received this grace of Christ. Then he commanded
142 IV| delivered me by his holy grace, and hath rendered to me
143 IV| plenty of virtues, and such grace of doctrine, that he called
144 IV| them that they came to the grace of baptism. And on Easter
145 IV| lighted by themselves by God's grace. Then S. Eusebius remembered
146 IV| that he impetred and gat grace of our Lord that no Arian
147 IV| continually that he would give him grace that he might extend to
148 IV| And they prayed and gat grace of our Lord that in three
149 IV| that is by regeneration of grace, infusion, and glorification.
150 IV| had baptized her, and had grace of Diocletian and of Serena
151 IV| many manners, when by the grace of his mystery he replenished
152 IV| answered: If I have found grace tofore thine eyes, I pray
153 IV| mother of honour and of grace? Sire, it seemeth to us
154 IV| perdurable gladness, and his grace redoundeth all in her and
155 IV| that I am worthy of thy grace; remember thee of me, for
156 IV| tofore all others by the grace of her conceiving. And therefore
157 IV| salvation, and of special grace. And rottenness and worms
158 IV| unity of bodily nature. If grace without property of especial
159 IV| how much more then may the grace of corporal and especial
160 IV| especial nativity make unity of grace? Like as the disciples in
161 IV| because that the gift of grace incomparable surmounteth
162 IV| she be there, is it not by grace pareil and like? And if
163 IV| given to living men much grace, shall then the grace be
164 IV| much grace, shall then the grace be lessed to her being dead?
165 IV| whom he had honoured by grace tofore his other saints.
166 IV| nature, for we doubt not but grace hath kept more the entireness
167 IV| that was full of so much grace. She is living entirely,
168 V| thou shalt receive of him grace of thy petition. And anon
169 V| refrigery and comfort of thy grace.And his prayer finished,
170 V| returned home, where, by God's grace, he said thus to himself
171 V| himself all whole by the grace of God like as the angel
172 V| guerish much people by the grace of his tongue.~And as Bernard
173 V| he was frozen. And by the grace of God he was cooled from
174 V| Lord gave to him so great grace that they might not turn
175 V| is to say wrapped, in the grace and in the aid of God. Not
176 V| Simplician, in whom all divine grace shone, for to refrain his
177 V| they set spies, but, by the grace of God, they were deceived
178 V| and was received into the grace of Gaius the emperor, and
179 V| the finger. Then by the grace of God the finger dropped
180 V| not, for thou hast found grace anenst our Lord Jesu Christ.
181 V| glad by the word of the grace of God. And then he had
182 V| to, he was changed by the grace of God that, he kneeled
183 V| kneeled tofore them, and gat grace of S. Amadour, which commanded
184 V| beauty of them, and for the grace that the church of Rome
185 V| he may live yet, by the grace of me, which is condemned
186 V| Theophilus was received into the grace of the bishop by the procuration
187 V| and thus he recovered the grace of her and of her son. And
188 V| for the life of nature, of grace, and of glory, which came
189 V| for he had tincture of the grace, sovereign, and of virtues.
190 V| multiplied in them his gifts of grace. For him that was a right
191 V| to have been in so great grace. And it is to be considered
192 V| leechcraft, and received so great grace of God that they healed
193 V| in the weal and good of grace, and this doth the angel
194 V| he was replenished of the grace of God, and of the ardour
195 V| had said to him that the grace of this vision was only
196 V| shone by so great heavenly grace that, when the bishops of
197 VI| should cease, and sent of his grace unto this realm of England
198 VI| was certain that, by God's grace, he should see it in his
199 VI| the relics of whom, by the grace of God, I purpose to visit
200 VI| them peace, and by his good grace should continue the same
201 VI| some conning, and to some grace to heal and to cure sick
202 VI| S. Edward had a special grace above others in giving sight
203 VI| might be healed by God's grace with the same water. And
204 VI| to penance, they may have grace and forgiveness. Then Almighty
205 VI| coupled them together by the grace of the Holy Ghost, and feigned
206 VI| catalogue of popes. And all the grace that he had gotten in his
207 VI| a vessel by plenitude of grace, for he deserved to be a
208 VI| virtues and a caldron of grace. And Abdias, bishop of Babylon,
209 VI| thee in this beast for the grace of thee. I am Jesu Christ,
210 VI| hast taken the washing of grace, for now thou hast surmounted
211 VI| Be thou constant, for my grace shall keep your souls. Then
212 VI| dogs, so that by divine grace the lion left the child
213 VI| as God hath given to us grace each to find other, so shall
214 VI| other, so shall he give us grace to recover our sons. And
215 VI| that they be leaders of grace and of all human lineage,
216 VI| delighteth, the beauty of grace quickeneth the soul, the
217 VI| and adornment of spiritual grace, a glad joy of laud and
218 VI| This Leonard gat so much grace of the king, that all the
219 VI| that it was not for the grace of religion that he renounced
220 VI| apostles, and that was by the grace of the Holy Ghost that descended
221 VI| and praying that of his grace he would grant to her the
222 VI| was but little, the divine grace multiplied it so much that
223 VI| Eleventhly, God of his grace had pierced her heart, it
224 VI| anon sent of his special grace a voice as it had been a
225 VI| S. Francis, through the grace of Jesu Christ.~At the pains
226 VI| strong by the suffrance and grace of God that she comforted
227 VI| felt and known the will and grace of Jesu Christ by the advertisement
228 VI| were sisters germane of grace and of nature and be now
229 VI| been long there, but by the grace of God, and by the merits
230 VI| of the escroceles, by the grace of God, but she died anon
231 VI| she was environed with the grace of God Almighty, of sovereign
232 VI| beseech thee to grant me thy grace and hear my prayer, that
233 VI| between us, and he give you grace to keep truly your virginity.~
234 VI| said to himself: By the grace of God I will charge no
235 VI| from us that thou hast such grace in thine house? And Euphemius
236 VI| miracle, and she was fair by grace of holiness, for the author
237 VI| she might impetre and get grace of God. She arose oft by
238 VI| commend me and him into thy grace. And then she clad her with
239 VI| that he would give to her grace to despise all earthly things
240 VI| best. She had a special grace to weep abundantly tears,
241 VI| again to himself, and by the grace that was given to him he
242 VI| what to do, but through the grace of God he remembered his
243 VI| besought him of his mercy and grace; and when he had ended his
244 VI| vouchsafe to do so much grace to me a poor wretch. And
245 VI| he stood so in the king's grace that the king named him
246 VI| and shall show to thee his grace. Then Valerian, corrected
247 VI| then forthon he had so much grace of God that every day he
248 VII| pillar of the church by the grace of God and merits of S.
249 VII| plenteous gifts of nature and grace may spring of you by generation,
250 VII| devise him, and but be by his grace find me, I shall never have
251 VII| darkness, and till the light of grace come we may not see the
252 VII| far as God will give me grace, how that our Lord by his
253 VII| chosen vessel of special grace before all women that live,
254 VII| beseeching your benign grace to receive her as your daughter
255 VII| mighty mercy and your special grace he hath opened the eyes
256 VII| fulfilled of virtues and grace, as the dear and singular
257 VII| hath granted to you this grace that by you shall be found
258 VII| thereon, and prayed for the grace of the Holy Ghost, and said:
259 VII| ever she was tofore, by the grace of her blessed spouse Jesu
260 VII| Jesu, that would of his grace show to them that glorious
261 VII| within short time by God's grace, they should come in to
262 VII| thanked God of his good grace, and anon they went on land,
263 VII| fifty-one years, through the grace of God. And there was a
264 VII| excellent joy, give thou us grace by his prayer, which knew
265 VII| diligence, in whom divine grace so wrought that he converted
266 VII| the inspiration of divine grace left the hall royal for
267 VII| reigned, which was the year of grace one hundred and sixty-two,
268 VII| sweet Jesus, I yield to thee grace and thankings for not only
269 VII| hast willed to have thy grace, for lo! here it pleaseth
270 VII| To whom God gave so much grace that he enchased away the
271 VII| Lord that by his benign grace he would always maintain
272 VII| given to him of special grace, and was in him so fast
273 VII| brought to health by the grace of God and the merits of
274 VII| Lord that of his benign grace he would make them able
275 VII| to S. Arnold that by his grace he will feed us all this
276 VII| bread that they had, by the grace of God and of the saint
277 VII| the Holy Ghost filled with grace, relinquished and left for
278 VII| grammar, and so much of grace gave God to him that he
279 VII| to better in the love and grace of our Lord. The Archbishop
280 VII| that he was full of the grace of God.~On a time, as he
281 VII| prayer to God that of his grace he would have pity on him.
282 VII| his hands on them, by the grace of our Lord, and by his
283 VII| in which dignity by the grace of our Lord he maintained
284 VII| this world in the year of grace thirteen hundred and three,
285 VII| and good health, by the grace and virtue of him of whom
286 VII| our Lord about the year of grace seven hundred. I have said
287 VII| his courage, that, by the grace of God which defended and
288 VII| turned into wine by the grace of him that in Galilee did
289 VII| this holy S. Albine, by the grace and will of our Lord, and
290 VII| he therefore returneth to grace, and thus he is purged or
291 VII| we be replenished of all grace.~After, in the tenth part,
292 VII| pray God that he give to us grace to do such service and so
293 VII| come to us all weal and grace, and that he is one same
294 VII| done to me, for his goodly grace hath given to me such grace,
295 VII| grace hath given to me such grace, and to other his chosen
296 VII| fulfilled greatly with the grace of God, and against the
297 VII| commit me wholly to his holy grace. Then they with great wrath
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