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1 I| time, of which the apostle Paul speaketh, ad Galatas the
2 I| whereof saith the apostle S. Paul in his second Epistle ad
3 I| of sin, whereof saith S. Paul to them that for their sins
4 I| patiently tribulation, as S. Paul did, in the absence of her
5 I| for he wept tenderly as S. Paul saith in his Epistle ad
6 I| to the affiance of him S. Paul saith, ad Romanos viii.:
7 I| recovered it again, as saith S. Paul, Si Christus non surrexerit
8 I| all. Of the first saith S. Paul ad Romanos: Jesu Christ
9 I| dwell in heaven. As saith S. Paul: Our conversation is in
10 I| faith, whereof saith S. Paul ad Hebræos sexto: To Jesu
11 I| comforteth us the apostle S. Paul, ad Romanos viii.: The Holy
12 I| delivered. Whereof saith S. Paul: The law of the spirit of
13 I| rendered, whereof saith S. Paul: The Holy Ghost hath given
14 II| be read the Epistles of Paul. And this is the rule of
15 II| and the brother was named Paul, and the sister Palladia.
16 II| when the people was present Paul entered suddenly within
17 II| night after S. Peter and S. Paul appeared to this Emperor
18 II| images of S. Peter and S. Paul were pourtrayed, and demanded
19 II| followeth, the Life of S. Paul the first Hermit. ~S. Paul
20 II| Paul the first Hermit. ~S. Paul which was the first hermit
21 II| fifty-six. This holy man, S. Paul, saw men for christian faith
22 II| victory. In this time S. Paul, tofore said, was young,
23 II| when the crow was gone S. Paul said: Be thou glad and joyful,
24 II| together. On the morn said S. Paul: Brother, it is long sith
25 II| and go in his company. S. Paul said: It is need yet that
26 II| and certes I have seen S. Paul in Paradise. Thus speaking
27 II| through the desert unto S. Paul the hermit, having great
28 II| day, he saw the soul of S. Paul, shining, ascend into heaven
29 II| with a high voice: Alas, Paul! wherefore leavest thou
30 II| he came to the cell of S. Paul he found that the body was
31 II| with him the coat of S. Paul which was made and and afterward,
32 II| feasts. Thus this holy man S. Paul died in the year of the
33 II| Of the Conversion of S. Paul and of the name of conversion ~
34 II| said conversion, for S. Paul this day was converted to
35 II| his vices. Why he is said Paul, it shall be said afterward. ~
36 II| Of the Conversion of S. Paul. ~The conversion of S. Paul
37 II| Paul. ~The conversion of S. Paul was made the same year that
38 II| August and was stoned. And S. Paul was converted the eighth
39 II| wherefore the conversion of S. Paul is hallowed more than of
40 II| advironed him suddenly. Paul had in him these vices.
41 II| the patient, that is of Paul in whom the conversion was
42 II| saith thus: I say that S. Paul was the very champion of
43 II| God our Lord. and in S. Paul was contrary for he was
44 II| opening of his eyes, and Paul was on the contrary made
45 II| the fruit defended, and S. Paul contrary was abstinent of
46 III| of obedience, like as S. Paul saith. In like wise our
47 III| studieth, and well prayeth. And Paul, the historiographer of
48 III| buried in the church of S. Paul with great reverence, and
49 III| that they might not slay S. Paul because he had appealed
50 III| for he was fellow of S. Paul. Comforting poor people
51 III| was Antioch. For when S. Paul came into Jerusalem anon
52 III| torments; for he and S. Paul abandoned their lives overall
53 III| to me apart, Barnabas and Paul, for to do the office that
54 III| before, and they called Paul, Mercury, as a fair and
55 III| speaker. Anon Barnabas and Paul rent and tare their coats,
56 III| circumcision. Against this error S. Paul and Barnabas withstood vigorously,
57 III| Acts of the Apostles, that Paul and Barnabas abode in Antioch
58 III| the hands of Barnabas and Paul. The second alms did S.
59 III| company of Barnabas and of Paul, he repented him, and would
60 III| again to his disciple, but Paul would not receive him with
61 III| pity, and in this that S. Paul would not receive him, is
62 III| negligent. For this reason S. Paul would not accord to receive
63 III| departed from the company of S. Paul and from the other, was
64 III| When S. Barnabas and S. Paul had long preached in the
65 III| angel of God appeared to S. Paul and said to him: Go hastily
66 III| that were there, and S. Paul would go to Jerusalem; thus
67 III| ordained it. And when S. Paul had showed to S. Barnabas
68 III| his feet weeping, and S. Paul, which had compassion of
69 III| honour of S. Peter and S. Paul, at the request of S. Clotilde
70 III| the church of S. Peter and Paul, the which, as said is at
71 IV| Of S. John and S. Paul. ~Constance, the daughter
72 IV| named John and that other Paul. It happed in that time
73 IV| her two provosts John and Paul to go with him to battle,
74 IV| Then said S. John and S. Paul: Make shine avow to God
75 IV| the blessed SS. John and Paul had the riches that Constance
76 IV| common enemies. Then John and Paul during these ten days emended
77 IV| the solace of my servant Paul, which to-morn shall come
78 IV| our Lord had said tofore, Paul came to Rome, and with Peter
79 IV| the holy God. Peter and Paul entered to Nero and discovered
80 IV| Simon: Hear ye, Peter and Paul; if I may not grieve you
81 IV| said Simon to Peter and Paul: Yet is it not con e to
82 IV| little after that, Peter and Paul went thither, and anon Peter
83 IV| in the air. Then said S. Paul to S. Peter: It appertaineth
84 IV| Then said S. Peter to S. Paul: Paul, brother, lift up
85 IV| said S. Peter to S. Paul: Paul, brother, lift up shine
86 IV| how Simon flyeth. Then S. Paul said to S. Peter when he
87 IV| stranger, and because that Paul was a citizen of Rome it
88 IV| should be crucified and Paul be beheaded? Thou shouldst
89 IV| the brethren. Then said S. Paul to S. Peter: Peace be with
90 IV| Lord. Peter then said to Paul: Go thou in peace, preacher
91 IV| That same day Peter and Paul appeared to S. Dionysius,
92 IV| of the apostles Peter and Paul, but the devils that were
93 IV| the bodies of Peter and Paul. And the paynims had supposed
94 IV| bones were Peter's and which Paul's, wherefore the good christian
95 IV| blessed apostles Peter and Paul and as he cried again, his
96 IV| doubt whether Peter and Paul suffered death in one day,
97 IV| Roma locus. That is to say, Paul crowned with the sword,
98 IV| day commemoration of S. Paul, for the church of S. Peter
99 IV| beginneth the Life of S. Paul the Apostle and Doctor. ~
100 IV| the Apostle and Doctor. ~Paul is as much to say as the
101 IV| miracle of election. Or Paul is said of pause, that is
102 IV| understood six prerogatives which Paul had before the other apostles.
103 IV| said little. Of this name, Paul, be three opinions. Origen
104 IV| conversion he was called Paul, as it were little and humble
105 IV| said that he was called Paul of Sergius Paulus proconsul,
106 IV| Of S. Paul, Doctor and Apostle. ~S.
107 IV| Doctor and Apostle. ~S. Paul the apostle, after his conversion,
108 IV| rehearseth shortly, saying: Paul the apostle was beaten with
109 IV| life. This saith S. Hilary: Paul took upon him to be apostle
110 IV| man that then harboured Paul may in no wise be hurt of
111 IV| some place it is said that Paul is less than Peter, otherwhile
112 IV| equal. Haymo saith that Paul, from the cock-crow unto
113 IV| and questions made between Paul and the Jews, he, recking
114 IV| not much thereof, suffered Paul to go where he would, and
115 IV| second year of Nero, S. Paul was sent to Rome bound,
116 IV| It happed on a day that Paul preached about evensong
117 IV| and the better for to hear Paul he went up into a window,
118 IV| ordered another in his office. Paul knowing hereof by the Holy
119 IV| overgreat torments. Then was Paul among others bound and brought
120 IV| drawest them to thee? To whom Paul said: Not only from thy
121 IV| should be burnt by fire, and Paul to be beheaded, as he that
122 IV| otherwise ordained, wherefore Paul was brought again tofore
123 IV| upon the earth. To whom Paul said: Nero, I shall suffer
124 IV| may live after. To whom Paul said: To the end that thou
125 IV| said to him: Tell to us, Paul, who is he your king that
126 IV| shall ye have therefor? Then Paul preached to them of the
127 IV| or no, and when thus S. Paul would have converted them,
128 IV| Plautilla, a disciple of Paul, who after another name
129 IV| two names, met there with Paul, which weeping, commended
130 IV| to his prayers. To whom Paul said: Farewell, Plautilla,
131 IV| Timothy, saith ot the death of Paul thus: In that hour full
132 IV| brother, the butcher, saying: Paul, make ready thy neck; then
133 IV| ready thy neck; then blessed Paul looked up into heaven marking
134 IV| head. The blessed martyr Paul took the keverchief, and
135 IV| have now seen Peter and Paul enter into the city clad
136 IV| together of this matter, Paul came in, and the gates shut,
137 IV| Cæsar, here is tofore thee Paul the knight of the king perdurable,
138 IV| morn to the sepulchre of Paul, and there they found two
139 IV| Titus, and between them was Paul. And when Luke and Titus
140 IV| began to flee, and anon Paul vanished away, and the knights
141 IV| baptized of you, like as Paul hath said whom we saw now
142 IV| great joy. The head of S. Paul was cast in a valley, and
143 IV| clean, and the head of S. Paul was cast out with the other
144 IV| Truly that is the head of S. Paul. And then the bishop with
145 IV| whether this be the head of Paul or no, but let us set this
146 IV| the feet of the body of Paul, and then all they prayed,
147 IV| that was the head of S. Paul. This saith S. Dionysius.
148 IV| and always he cried on S. Paul, saying: S. Paul, help me.
149 IV| cried on S. Paul, saying: S. Paul, help me. Then came there
150 IV| cord, saying: Most blessed Paul, help me. And when all was
151 IV| thou most wretched, for Paul the advocate is come. Then
152 IV| the death of his master Paul with mild words, saying:
153 IV| and hath left us orphans. Paul also, the teacher and comforter
154 IV| of truth. I say verily, Paul to be most noble of the
155 IV| thee, in which he wrote Paul the little servant of Jesu
156 IV| Where is now the renewing of Paul and the labour of his holy
157 IV| the book of praising of S. Paul, and commendeth this glorious
158 IV| show thee the sacrifice of Paul, and it shall appear greater,
159 IV| higher than the earth. For Paul sacrificed himself every
160 IV| to this sacrifice, which Paul with the sword of the Holy
161 IV| treason of his brother, but Paul was slain of them whom he
162 IV| children in the ark, but Paul in a more perilous and older
163 IV| could not change. But this Paul took falcons and kites,
164 IV| how may he be compared to Paul, which not only left his
165 IV| save his brother's son, but Paul sustained many perils for
166 IV| his son Isaac to God, but Paul brought neither friend nor
167 IV| made to be stopped, but Paul not beholding the pits stopped
168 IV| may follow the patience of Paul ? For he abode not only
169 IV| leasing for to praise here Paul, which crucifying himself,
170 IV| marvellous champion, but Paul was not only troubled by
171 IV| filth of the flesh. But S. Paul laboured to help the sickness
172 IV| that came, but the soul of Paul showed him to the universal
173 IV| was liberal to poor men. Paul had no possession save his
174 IV| but an thou wilt consider Paul, thou shalt see betimes
175 IV| suffered with his body, that Paul sustained with his mind,
176 IV| perish with others; but Paul would not only perish with
177 IV| repugned against Pharaoh, and Paul against the devil every
178 IV| people of the Jews, and Paul fought for all the universal
179 IV| locusts and wild honey, but Paul in the middle of the world
180 IV| preaching against Herodias; but Paul, not one, ne two, ne three,
181 IV| resteth now that we compare Paul to angels, in which we shall
182 IV| all this we may find in Paul, that like to fire and a
183 IV| their weeping. In like wise Paul night and day had consolation
184 IV| preciousness. Then we may say that Paul is more precious than all
185 IV| made all fire, right so Paul, embraced with charity,
186 IV| engendered them. all. This holy Paul that was so simple, and
187 IV| wasteth it, right so wasted Paul all the works of the fiend.
188 IV| that by the merits of S. Paul we may have forgiveness
189 IV| of the martyrs Peter and Paul, and she that shall meet
190 IV| which nourished the apostle Paul and enseigned him the law
191 IV| of God with my disciple Paul. And Ethea my wife and Selimus
192 IV| which after was called Paul, the holy doctor and apostle.
193 IV| the apostles, Peter and Paul, and him seemed that Peter
194 IV| the staff first, and S. Paul delivered to him the book,
195 IV| anthems, for he only and S. Paul have that only. But Paul
196 IV| Paul have that only. But Paul hath that for the excellence
197 IV| And Denis, disciple of Paul, affirmeth this same in
198 IV| thankings to God. And then S. Paul said to him: I, that am
199 IV| thee. And then Peter and Paul lifted up the bier, and
200 IV| God. And then she saluted Paul by name: God save thee,
201 IV| I am comforted, said S. Paul, that I may see thee in
202 IV| and thou mountedst not as Paul did unto the third heaven
203 V| after the Conversion of S. Paul. Of this Julian the apostate,
204 V| John Baptist. ~And like as Paul witnesseth in the history
205 V| images of SS. Peter and Paul, and he threw them into
206 V| hand the doctrine of S. Paul, and she began in her courage
207 V| David and the epistles of Paul be rehearsed before other
208 V| plenitude of science, and as Paul saith, the plenitude of
209 V| without ceasing, the abbot Paul, the greatest disciple of
210 V| sovereign place. And when Paul had said to him that the
211 V| the morn when the abbot Paul recounted his vision, and
212 V| faith of Jesu Christ of S. Paul the apostle. And he was
213 V| of the annunciation that Paul our Doctor said to our deaf
214 V| after, when the blessed S. Paul came to Athens, the Epicurean
215 V| things. And then when S. Paul had beholden all their altars
216 V| altar of God unknown, and Paul said: Whom honour ye that
217 V| to reign without end. And Paul said: Is he a man only,
218 V| in heaven. Then said S. Paul: This is he that I preach,
219 V| Denis disputed yet with S. Paul, there passed by adventure
220 V| and anon Denis said to Paul: If thou say to this blind
221 V| might and virtue. And S. Paul said: I shall write tofore
222 V| suspicion be taken away, Paul said to Denis that he himself
223 V| instructed and taught by S. Paul three years, and was ordained
224 V| And it is said that S. Paul showed to him that he saw
225 V| he heard that Peter and Paul were imprisoned at Rome
226 VI| holy apostles Peter and Paul. Then the pope and the clergy
227 VI| church in the honour of S. Paul, in which S. Austin ordained
228 VI| the authority of Peter and Paul to be damned with Judas,
229 VI| of both her diseases.~S. Paul writeth that the Holy Ghost
230 VI| by that he was joined to Paul in his tribulations and
231 VI| in the second epistle of Paul in the fourth chapter to
232 VI| health perdurable, like as Paul saith to the Colossians:
233 VI| of much profit, whereof Paul and himself write that he
234 VI| marvellously approved of S. Paul, when he bringeth the gospel
235 VI| suspicion that always when S. Paul saith in his epistles: Secundum
236 VI| followed the steps of S. Paul the apostle, that is to
237 VI| him, and also Peter and Paul were come oft and visited
238 VI| handmaid, which dwelled at S. Paul's, for it seemed to her
239 VI| to accomplish that that Paul my brother saith: The man
240 VII| for blood that was in S. Paul, the preparation of the
241 VII| see the island wherein S. Paul the hermit dwelleth, and
242 VII| they came to the land, S. Paul came and welcomed them humbly.
243 VII| live not better. Then S. Paul said to S. Brandon: Thou
244 VII| better than I. To whom S. Paul said: Sometime I was a monk
245 VII| when the high canons of S. Paul's at London heard this,
246 VII| founder. Then the chapter of Paul's and the people said they
247 VII| the body and brought it to Paul's, and as many sick folks
248 VII| the body honorably in S. Paul's church, whereas our Lord
249 VII| history of the Lombards which Paul, the historiographer of
250 VII| and of the epistles of Paul, much profitably. And in
251 VII| blessed apostles Peter and Paul appeared to him and induced
252 VII| reading in the school, and S. Paul entering into him. And S.
253 VII| in his epistles. Then S. Paul answered to him: Yea, as
254 VII| have. And above that S. Paul said to him: I will that
255 VII| seemed to the friar that S. Paul drew S. Thomas out of the
256 VII| much debonairly, and as S. Paul, that to the sinners showed
257 VII| disciplined it, as another S. Paul, with chains of iron right
258 VII| Mary, both S. Peter, and S. Paul, princes of the apostles,
259 VII| death to the sinners. For S. Paul the Apostle saith that,
260 VII| all apostles, S. Peter, S. Paul, and S. Andrew, and of all
261 VII| February 28, vii. 75.~John and Paul. June 26, iv. 6.~Josaphat.
262 VII| Patrick. March 17, iii. 76.~Paul the Apostle. June 30, iv.
263 VII| Apostle. June 30, iv. 27.~Paul, Conversion of. January
264 VII| of. January 25, ii. 279.~Paul the Hermit. January 10,
265 VII| Bones of SS. Peter and Paul, how discriminated, iv.
266 VII| S. Genevieve, iii. 298.~Paul the deacon's history of
267 VII| 209.~Plautilla lends S. Paul her keverchief, iv. 33.~
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