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1 I| satisfaction, by almsdeeds, and by prayers, and to give for God's sake
2 I| is the figure of humble prayers. To whom our Lord appeared,
3 I| well know the vows and the prayers of the suppliants. For in
4 I| laudings to our Lord, and also prayers for the church, for the
5 I| to Lot: I have heard thy prayers, and for thy sake I shall
6 I| and our Lord heard her prayers. She conceived and brought
7 II| drunken, but I have made my prayers, and cast my soul in the
8 II| but was continually in prayers beseeching God for to deliver
9 II| that same time were the prayers of them both heard in the
10 II| whom in one time were the prayers recited in the sight of
11 II| when Tobit supposed his prayers to be heard that he might
12 II| shalt do nothing but be in prayers with her: and that same
13 II| not God hath admitted my prayers and tears in his sight,
14 II| that God hath heard your prayers, if ye abide and continue
15 II| abide and continue in your prayers and fastings in the sight
16 II| but with praying of holy prayers. In like wise shall it be
17 II| with one will made their prayers unto our Lord God of heaven,
18 II| and when she had made her prayers unto God she departed in
19 II| have gotten Nicholas by thy prayers whom I had lost. ~A young
20 II| anon the apostle made his prayers unto almighty God, and raised
21 II| every day, and said certain prayers in the honour of God and
22 II| would all be in orisons and prayers, in such wise that our lord
23 II| to be in fastings and in prayers, this bishop heard that
24 II| admonished them for to be all in prayers; and he kept the doors.
25 II| sepulchre of S. Agatha in prayers, and weeping began to pray
26 II| aid. S. Lucy in making her prayers for her mother fell asleep,
27 II| you for her sake by whose prayers ye be healed, that ye never
28 II| assemble them often in prayers, and often to hear the word
29 II| Almighty God, that by the prayers and merits of S. Anastasia
30 II| sicknesses by the merits and prayers of this glorious saint.
31 II| whose tomb by the merits and prayers of this holy martyr our
32 II| first made his orisons and prayers to our Lord, and sith came
33 II| been alive and had made his prayers, but when he had advised
34 II| people to fast and make prayers through the city of Amiens,
35 II| signs of her hands made prayers to him. And after when S.
36 II| together in orisons and prayers, and thanked God of his
37 II| named Fortunatus by his prayers healed her. It is read in
38 II| oratory, and in making her prayers to God she saw tofore her
39 II| And when she was on her prayers the angel came and raised
40 II| and when she was in her prayers she fell asleep, and she
41 II| for her, and that by his prayers her sins might be forgiven.
42 II| repentant and was healed by the prayers of S. Vital. And when the
43 II| John was ravished in his prayers, and was in a trance, and
44 III| the most part she was in prayers both by day and by night,
45 III| kneeled down for to make her prayers to our Lady. And anon she
46 III| alway wept in making her prayers, and much great desire had
47 III| away. Then she fell down in prayers and said: Lord Jesu Christ,
48 III| works, and purchased by her prayers peace and deliverance to
49 III| pray we that she by her prayers may get and impetre grace
50 III| king had no son he made his prayers to God that he might have
51 III| last, as vanquished by the prayers of the king, he granted
52 III| Valentine anon put him in prayers, and by his prayers the
53 III| him in prayers, and by his prayers the daughter of the provost
54 III| thoughts, and will make his prayers, and do his good works,
55 III| to the pope, and by great prayers he impetred and had grant
56 III| and anon after, by the prayers of S. Gregory, the flesh
57 III| tierce, as S. Maur was in his prayers, he saw the way by which
58 III| much abashed, and by his prayers he healed the king. And
59 III| great pity, and made his prayers to Almighty God, and after
60 III| might not endure long in prayers, and when the other of his
61 III| When they had made their prayers S. Maur saw him, but the
62 III| and made his orisons and prayers much devoutly; and when
63 III| and recommended him to his prayers. And never for all this
64 III| and after he went unto his prayers, and anon a great empty
65 III| inclined her head and made her prayers to our Lord, and anon it
66 III| for he was ever in his prayers, night and day, and most
67 III| stones when he said his prayers, in such wise that his knees
68 III| of a cross and made his prayers, and so departed and gave
69 III| ghost among the words of his prayers, about the year of our Lord
70 III| began to fast and be in prayers, and all suddenly the stones
71 III| bathed. He knelt so oft in prayers that his knees were as hard
72 III| and they, being in their prayers, rendered their souls unto
73 III| herself in fastings and prayers, and received the holy body
74 III| mouth occupied with holy prayers, and his hands busy on his
75 III| as S. Austin was in his prayers, our Lord appeared to him,
76 III| mine ears be open to thy prayers, and for whom thou demandest
77 III| dumb, and deaf, and by the prayers of S. Austin he was made
78 III| skin, and after, made his prayers to God, and anon then the
79 III| may by their merits and prayers come to the glory of heaven,
80 III| life, for this river by thy prayers is made dry, wherefore I
81 III| abode without, making their prayers and awaiting the coming
82 III| nothing afeard, Zacharias, thy prayers be heard and thou hast found
83 III| meditation, and in devout prayers, in which gladly always
84 III| Lord that by his devout prayers and merits in his living
85 III| praising of God, which by the prayers of the said S. William bring
86 III| he abode in fastings and prayers and in orisons. Then when
87 III| loosed and unbound by the prayers of S. Eutrope. S. Denis
88 III| Marcial, and he was always in prayers. Another miracle also our
89 III| also our Lord showed by the prayers of S. Marcial in the same
90 III| were there, put them to prayers, and sith S. Marcial himself
91 III| no more but that by your prayers our Lord will accomplish
92 III| remember him in her orisons and prayers, and recommended her to
93 III| recommendeth him to her prayers. When the burgesses heard
94 III| delices. Always she was in prayers in wakings and in penances,
95 III| recommended him unto her prayers. It was a great marvel that
96 III| as she persevered in her prayers, they were hanged in the
97 III| Thus as she persevered in prayers and weepings, the wood men
98 III| after, she fell down in her prayers and wept, and anon after,
99 III| absolute in waking, in prayers, in tastings and orisons.
100 III| had been long sick, with prayers and orisons, and after,
101 III| healed rnany demoniacs by prayers and by the sign of the cross,
102 III| lay down in orisons and prayers, beseeching God that he
103 III| by the worthy merits and prayers of the holy virgin, grant
104 IV| servant of God, which by his prayers shall get health to thy
105 IV| of which by the blessed prayers and his intercessions we
106 IV| was therein he made his prayers unto our Lord, and he was
107 IV| and were nigh him. By the prayers of this glorious saint they
108 IV| their adventure, how by the prayers of this holy man they had
109 IV| in continual fastings and prayers, saying: O holy Peter, what
110 IV| continually in fastings and prayers at the sepulchre of S. Peter,
111 IV| being overcome by their prayers went away. And when he came
112 IV| christian men put them to prayers and fastings, and it was
113 IV| weeping, commended her to his prayers. To whom Paul said: Farewell,
114 IV| with a wild beast by her prayers, and she cursed that beast,
115 IV| dead. And then she made her prayers, and all the multitude vanished
116 IV| translation, they persevered in prayers and fastings. And after
117 IV| and had devoutly made her prayers to have her desire, suddenly
118 IV| heaven saying, that her prayers were heard and granted,
119 IV| And our Lord heard her prayers, and the lady conceived.
120 IV| with the mariners, what for prayers and for money, that they
121 IV| left, and his son. Then by prayers and gifts he did so much
122 IV| marvellous vision, and made his prayers to Almighty God, and went
123 IV| communion, and then made her prayers with joined hands, and rested
124 IV| instance of my merits and prayers be moved to penance? For
125 IV| then wake and make many prayers. And Christopher said to
126 IV| were in fastings and in prayers. And then they were accused
127 IV| out. And then he made his prayers to God, and all the idols
128 IV| after, and daily occupied in prayers and in fastings, and thereafter
129 IV| world by our suffrages and prayers. And Lucian said to him:
130 IV| to the bishop with many prayers, the bishop showed to her
131 IV| which gat by their devout prayers the right arm, and builded
132 IV| raised by the invocation and prayers of S. Stephen, that is to
133 IV| the son, vanquished by her prayers, said: I shall yet do to
134 IV| and closed, he made his prayers and suddenly they were in
135 IV| Dominic, and he made his prayers, and the young man reestablished
136 IV| anon, by the help of his prayers, he was reestablished to
137 IV| in the night and in his prayers there was none more steadfast.
138 IV| devil. And then, by the prayers of Diocletian, Ciriacus
139 IV| drew to him by gifts and prayers, and also by promises, all
140 IV| them, and then he made his prayers, and after looked in his
141 V| wherefore they oft made their prayers, and vowed pilgrimages.
142 V| specially, the wife made her prayers to our Blessed Lady, praying
143 V| Water-hanging, and gat with great prayers and labour of one Vincent,
144 V| valley. And S. Rocke made his prayers to Almighty God that he
145 V| our Lord hath heard thy prayers, lo, thou art delivered
146 V| there he abode five years in prayers.~In the end of the fifth
147 V| vanquished her husband by prayers, and was assoilled by the
148 V| firm and stable in all his prayers. And S. Bernard, which would
149 V| of God, Bartholomew, thy prayers burn me. And the apostle
150 V| with him in fastings and in prayers. He wrote books, and taught
151 V| space of his life by his prayers. He answered: I have not
152 V| forty, he put himself in prayers with his brethren, which
153 V| was overcome by her busy prayers, Baptist and went to Rome
154 V| last he was vanquished by prayers of the king and took it.~
155 V| was pardoned him by the prayers of S. Giles, so that he
156 V| denounce to thee that thy prayers have availed thee and been
157 V| had been in fastings, in prayers, and sought in scriptures
158 V| blessed Lady with right devout prayers that she would deliver her
159 V| the last she saw that her prayers availed her not, and entered
160 V| every altar and made his prayers to all the saints in the
161 V| And when she had made her prayers she slept. And S. Adrian
162 V| sacrifice, and they by their prayers all to-brake the idol; and
163 V| which he made daily his prayers, and said his devotions,
164 V| and his to make in their prayers. And when the emperor had
165 V| And she was healed by his prayers, and one and twenty knights
166 V| hard stones she made her prayers, and the stones were converted
167 V| torments by her orations and prayers be overcome. And at the
168 V| Lambert, which was in his prayers, and told him thereof, he,
169 V| into it, but made their prayers withoutforth.~The second
170 V| thereby he understood that his prayers were heard. Then he did
171 V| bishop and said that their prayers were heard, and promised
172 V| should frequent it with prayers, and they should feel that
173 V| and representers of our prayers unto God, right noble knights
174 V| First, they represent our prayers tofore God, and this saith
175 V| Sith the beginning of the prayers the word issued out, that
176 V| fair son, whom with great prayers she baptized as she did
177 V| kneeled down and made his prayers, yielding graces to God,
178 V| Damian for to make his prayers, and the image of Jesu Christ
179 V| and was entending to his prayers, said to his fellow: Go
180 V| impetred a fountain by his prayers. He said on a time to a
181 V| a time, as he was in his prayers, he saw upon the covering
182 V| Francis issued from his prayers, that friar demanded him:
183 V| persevered in fastings and in prayers. Then came to him a man
184 VI| kneeled down and made his prayers with shedding of tears,
185 VI| and kneeling, made his prayers devoutly for the tranquillity
186 VI| to heaven to our Lord the prayers of meek and devout men.
187 VI| sight of Almighty God the prayers and devotions of true christian
188 VI| speed forth my journey with prayers, with holy psalms and with
189 VI| continued awhile in his prayers other people that had compassion
190 VI| as they had ended their prayers all they received perfectly
191 VI| of S. Edward with certain prayers. And on a time as he prayed
192 VI| thing, and there made their prayers. And after, with great reverence
193 VI| anon, but abode in their prayers till midnight that matins
194 VI| whole; and she making her prayers to S. Edward. And at such
195 VI| he had made an end of his prayers he arose up, and went to
196 VI| hope, and busy in their prayers said: O Lord thou art strong
197 VI| death. Then made they their prayers and commanded the serpents
198 VI| but they were holden by prayers so that they abode there
199 VI| company, and as she made her prayers, the body of S. Quintin
200 VI| therefore have we need of the prayers of saints, and therefore
201 VI| obtained the reign by his prayers. The third cause is for
202 VI| it be impossible that the prayers of some saints be not heard,
203 VI| more impossible that the prayers of all should not be heard.
204 VI| to us by the multiplied prayers of all thy saints the desired
205 VI| their hands by alms and by prayers, and therefore he ordained
206 VI| always that there be made prayers and done alms for them;
207 VI| to diverse souls for the prayers of some saint, as it is
208 VI| be dead, that is to wit, prayers of good friends, giving
209 VI| touching to that that the prayers of friends profit to them,
210 VI| so it appeareth that the prayers of living people be profitable
211 VI| oblation of priests, by the prayers of saints, by the alms of
212 VI| should in the church let prayers by her jangling, and that
213 VI| that by the moyen of our prayers, alms, and fastings, they
214 VI| filled with water by his prayers, and called that place noble,
215 VI| days in fastings and in prayers. And on the third day they
216 VI| again to their estate at the prayers of the holy saint. And this
217 VI| a day, as he was in his prayers, a right great serpent stretched
218 VI| was of great business in prayers, for there was never hour
219 VI| then he returned to his prayers accustomed, and made the
220 VI| that some he healed by his prayers and others by his commandments.
221 VI| that from midday she was in prayers and remembering the passion
222 VI| tempt her ne let her of her prayers. Eleventhly, God of his
223 VI| of Jesu Christ, and say prayers and orisons according thereto,
224 VI| for S. Clare by her holy prayers, for she was veritable,
225 VI| made their orisons and prayers devoutly to our Lord, in
226 VI| desired, and in all her prayers that she made, she prayed
227 VI| defended her sister by her prayers. At that time were the good
228 VI| marvel of the orisons and prayers of S. Clare, which were
229 VI| and great devotion in the prayers of that holy virgin, and
230 VI| eased and alleged by her prayers. Then certainly if he which
231 VI| the virgin and made his prayers. And anon he was delivered
232 VI| be her servant if by her prayers and merits he might be healed.
233 VI| so that God heard their prayers and beheld their bounty
234 VI| certain number of orisons and prayers, and if she were occupied
235 VI| to the end that by her prayers secret she might impetre
236 VI| by night for to make her prayers, and her husband would pray
237 VI| sacrifice to God of her prayers, she wetted oft her body
238 VI| affectuously that by her fervent prayers she made him that so burned
239 VI| And on a day he made his prayers devoutly before an image
240 VI| was continually in holy prayers and meditations, for all
241 VI| his chamber, alone in his prayers, and one of his chaplains
242 VI| ceased day ne night from holy prayers, but recommended to God
243 VI| not see, and like as by my prayers thou hast felt the odour
244 VI| from thence, and after her prayers she said to the servants:
245 VI| Clement and had made her prayers, she arose up and saw her
246 VII| that by the merits of her prayers we may after this short
247 VII| would he devoutly be in prayers and thanking our Lord of
248 VII| on her knees and made her prayers to our Lord Jesu Christ,
249 VII| wept for joy, and made his prayers devoutly to our Lord God
250 VII| so abode all the night in prayers and in orisons. And hæc
251 VII| pit and there made their prayers, and descended therein,
252 VII| We conjure thee by the prayers of S. Simeon that thou tarry
253 VII| they made there so many prayers for him that he was healed.
254 VII| unto God, and making her prayers she rendered up her spirit
255 VII| that, he put him in humble prayers, devoutly beseeching our
256 VII| Anon as he had made his prayers two angels in marvellous
257 VII| administration divine by the prayers and service that he did
258 VII| doctor was in his orisons and prayers, the blessed apostles Peter
259 VII| in the church in devout prayers he was enhanced and lifted
260 VII| day was much devoutly in prayers tofore the altar of the
261 VII| weeping and saying their prayers and orisons, and devoutly
262 VII| patience, and there by their prayers many one were healed of
263 VII| devoutly in orison and at her prayers she was taken and led by
264 VII| watching, in fasting, in devout prayers and in orisons he employed
265 VII| there he was continually in prayers of and orisons lifting his
266 VII| devoutly in his orisons and prayers thus as he was accustomed
267 VII| one of them should fall in prayers. And when the holy man had
268 VII| the holy man had made his prayers they rose up all and then
269 VII| use and employ my life in prayers and in orisons, that thou
270 VII| of our Lord, and by his prayers, they returned homewards
271 VII| hope in his suffrages and prayers. Among all other things
272 VII| grave by his merits and prayers, our Lord showed, and as
273 VII| was ready in watchings and prayers, true both in word and in
274 VII| Mellonin priest, and so as in prayers, in watching, and in fastings
275 VII| to be in orisons and in prayers and to study, that the most
276 VII| his invocation by vows and prayers, by some devoutly made unto
277 VII| Cambray and made there his prayers kneeling. He took off both
278 VII| Almighty, by the merits and prayers of this holy king, had saved
279 VII| nothing, by the merits and prayers of the said debonair and
280 VII| by his merits and by his prayers. Another time at Evreux
281 VII| other miracles through the prayers and merits of S. Louis to
282 VII| instance of their orisons and prayers. Item, once as she had thirst,
283 VII| and was ever in continual prayers and replenished with all
284 VII| the world wilt receive our prayers, thou that sittest on the
285 VII| doth the priest with his prayers in saying: Gloria in excelsis,
286 VII| to to persevere in their prayers and orisons, to the end
287 VII| such service and so good prayers that we therewith may acquire
288 VII| 149.~Prisoners released by prayers of S. Eutrope, iii. 274.~
289 VII| Wheat inexhaustible by prayers of S. Nicholas, ii. 113.~
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