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1 I| not to be done for fear of pain, but for the love of righteousness,
2 I| do well we fail, it we do pain to resist the evil, we be
3 I| of Antichrist; he shall pain him to deceive all men by
4 I| that for their sins be in pain and in torment: What fruit
5 I| from the sin, but also from pain. Where the two first days
6 I| in the returning they had pain and sorrow to take their
7 I| sixth age. And as they had pain gathering and assembling
8 I| by sin, as for the double pain that she is run in, and
9 I| myrrh for to have the more pain, for the bitterness of the
10 I| feet have laboured in great pain. Thou liftest up thine arms
11 I| therefore it is to see what pain was delivered to them of
12 I| for this sin. But of the pain and of the birth of Judas
13 I| legend of S. Matthew, of the pain and ruin of the Jews, in
14 I| James the Less, and of the pain of Pilate and his birth
15 I| king would not double the pain and punition, but because
16 I| comfort her that had most pain and sorrow for his death.
17 I| which is the obligation to pain perdurable, or as to the
18 I| God. As to that, that the pain that should be perpetual,
19 I| purgatory, and also for that the pain temporal is due, he releaseth
20 I| both, and hereto he set a pain, saying: Whatsoever day
21 I| children in sorrow; in the pain of sorrow standeth the curse,
22 I| to be cursed, knowing the pain of the first trespass of
23 I| punition shall endure to him in pain unto the seventh, Lameth,
24 I| vengeances. Some hold that his pain endured unto the seventh
25 I| nevertheless he feared him by pain, saying: Why will ye slay
26 I| could ne might not stand for pain tofore Pharaoh. Yet would
27 II| and the spirit is in great pain within them. Raguel prayed
28 II| and in doctrine, strong in pain and converted high in glory.
29 II| which travailed in great pain, and began to perish. And
30 II| right thou sufferest this pain; thou conceivedst in treachery
31 II| delivered of her child, and the pain and sorrow passed and ceased. ~
32 II| firm in the torments and pain. Then commanded AEgeas that
33 II| cross, to the end that his pain should endure the longer.
34 II| torments, and shall have pain for the thieves. I shall
35 II| hath so dear and with great pain gotten Sixthly, avaunting
36 II| for the world to come, pain and torment by over-great
37 II| they have lost and what pain they have deserved. Anon
38 II| affirm that he died without pain of death, and that he was
39 II| of life, and by reason of pain, and by reason of innocence.
40 II| the faith, by reason of pain, for they suffered death
41 II| certain day assigned, on pain to run in his indignation,
42 II| worms; he suffered great pain. And he was thus martyred
43 II| anon so great dolour and pain took them that they began
44 II| shall be whole, and your pain shall cease, and so they
45 II| them new sorrows, the great pain that they had in your birth
46 II| perished for hunger and pain, he commanded them to come
47 II| cruelly burn, and do him more pain on his body by the flames,
48 II| for whom he suffered the pain so inhuman, changed to him
49 II| shall be fulfilled of the pain. Then the body of S. Vincent
50 II| heat of the day in great pain, we had never such thing,
51 II| answered: Sire, I am in great pain, and in great anguish, in
52 III| asked if she suffered great pain, she said to me in Greek
53 III| the night. And with great pain could not Eustochium, her
54 III| them and help them, upon pain to lose their heads. Now
55 III| with you, so will I have pain and heaviness. Then departed
56 III| expired, and died in great pain, and was left without sepulture
57 III| Jesu Christ, that for no pain it may not be changed; your
58 III| gods, or thou shalt suffer pain and torments. S. Agatha
59 III| thou shalt be eased of thy pain; and she answered: I have
60 III| his power transumeth the pain perpetual due for sins mortal
61 III| due for sins mortal into pain temporal. The third feast
62 III| have spared Trajan from the pain perpetual. By this, as some
63 III| By this, as some say, the pain perpetual due to Trajan
64 III| in hell and feel there no pain by the mercy of God. And
65 III| two days in purgatory in pain, or else all the days of
66 III| my life is to me a great pain, every day meseemeth that
67 III| the death. Some time my pain is little, and some time
68 III| and my body is in great pain. And S. Longinus said: If
69 III| after died S. Maur of the pain of his side, the forty-first
70 III| penance ne feel none other pain, and there was showed to
71 III| found S. Benet in great pain. When he had found him he
72 III| that unnethe and with great pain may any be found for to
73 III| of right sharp and bitter pain, for he was drawn through
74 III| therefore he commanded upon pain of cursing that none should
75 III| But he never felt harm ne pain, and without suffering any
76 III| sorry, and did all that pain he might to bring the king
77 III| fetters which was to him great pain, God reward him his meed.
78 III| blood, and suffered so great pain that they were constrained
79 III| that he would release their pain, and then he christened
80 III| thou hast deserved the pain which longeth to a blasphemer.
81 III| his body. And in all this pain the holy man gave no token
82 III| God, and suffered great pain afterward. And thus suffered
83 III| death again, and with great pain S. Loye delivered him from
84 III| on his head, and anon the pain ceased and he was anon all
85 III| which he gat with great pain, and came sith with great
86 III| mother had been long in this pain, which much annoyed her,
87 III| him that he would do his pain and labour that the church
88 IV| our Lord that he felt no pain. Then the judge was much
89 IV| Magus, Peter said: He is in pain enough, knowing him to be
90 IV| borne him with sorrow and pain. Then said he: Make me with
91 IV| delivered, that I may know what pain my mother suffered. Which
92 IV| kingdom of heaven and of the pain of hell, in such wise that
93 IV| sores, which did to him much pain and sorrow; but an thou
94 IV| abundance of devotion he felt no pain, but he recompensed in him
95 IV| should be to him a hell and pain without end. And on that
96 IV| be queen, and charged, on pain of death, that no man should
97 IV| to you, when you read the pain of Christ and the glory,
98 IV| sorrow and feeling of the pain should be the more. But
99 IV| obligation to everlasting pain. In the conversion she was
100 IV| mother be aswoon of the pain, and that she might revive.
101 IV| he was escaped with great pain, and passed the water, and
102 IV| might not remove for the pain of the wound. At the last
103 IV| Remigius, and suffering great pain in his reins, came to her
104 IV| and yet unnethe with great pain came they to life again
105 IV| Nicholas, which suffered great pain in his reins and in his
106 IV| herself delivered of the pain, and delivered to her mother
107 IV| opened his belly without pain, and took out all the ordures,
108 IV| was healed of the ache and pain. ~And he washed the feet
109 IV| and tormented him by great pain. And S. Agnes and other
110 IV| in the bitterness of the pain; this saith S. Maximin;
111 IV| he was stretched in his pain, and prayed our Lord with
112 IV| that he suffered greater pain than other martyrs, as is
113 IV| many have suffered as much pain, but it is said for six
114 IV| some other have had greater pain, always it is not so authentic,
115 IV| members more forcibly for the pain was the more long. Secondly,
116 IV| say, this bitterness of pain made him high by glorification,
117 IV| for when thou assembledst pain thou increasedst his glory,
118 IV| nevertheless the body suffered no pain in earth whose soul and
119 IV| tree. And he felt so much pain in that vision that he awoke
120 IV| as far estranged from the pain of the flesh as she was
121 IV| yet the dryness and the pain ceased not in him. And then
122 IV| and that she died without pain, and was buried in the vale
123 IV| comfort her against the pain of the five wounds of Jesu
124 IV| forth children in sorrow and pain, and was condemned with
125 IV| man, and childed without pain and sorrow, how durst death
126 IV| bring forth children with pain and sorrow. But Mary suffered
127 V| was so sore vexed with the pain, that they that were in
128 V| sore oppressed with fervent pain of the pestilence, suffered
129 V| time, and then with great pain she ceased what for dread
130 V| follow the convent but with pain.~On a time he was so grievously
131 V| alleged and eased of his pain. Then he did do assemble
132 V| what manner and by what pain this emperor should be justified,
133 V| might not rest, but did much pain to come to him, and found
134 V| body is in suffering no pain ne sorrow. And his pain
135 V| pain ne sorrow. And his pain was so great and vehement
136 V| Lord should assuage his pain, and he himself kneeled
137 V| which hath suffered so much pain for me. And for my brother
138 V| Have ye not heard what pain is ordained against the
139 V| deliver that other from pain, ne the father the son,
140 V| words, he did do strain and pain them in the torment of eculee
141 V| the king, and with great pain were they holden of the
142 V| run in great torment and pain. Then by the enticement
143 V| did to them no grief ne pain. And the priest of the idols
144 V| and Damian, and when the pain and anguish increased he
145 V| sick man awoke and felt no pain, he put forth his hand and
146 V| therefore he ought not without pain use the blessed life. And
147 V| that is dead in sins, this pain should not have burnt thee,
148 V| thee, and thou hast this pain of burning because thou
149 V| shall not escape without pain, for he promised to renounce
150 V| right so burneth the fire by pain due. And at the last the
151 V| heart. And then he did great pain, and was busy in repairing
152 V| wound there issued so great pain of ache and burning, that
153 V| almost he died for sorrow and pain. And then he repented him,
154 V| was anon delivered of his pain and made all whole.~In the
155 V| eyelids, and he felt no pain.~He was strongly sick in
156 V| hands, and now I die for pain of this right hard torment.
157 V| therewith the place of his pain, and the postume brake,
158 V| she might be said of pena, pain, and lego, legis, to gather.
159 V| gather. For she gathered pain in many manners in the religion
160 V| quenched, and he had neither pain ne harm. And after that
161 VI| Wherefore I charge you on pain of death that ye deliver
162 VI| everlastingly to lie in pain. Then the messengers returned
163 VI| lay there in full great pain and torment. And when the
164 VI| prayed God to release his pain or take him out of this
165 VI| long shall I suffer this pain? How long shalt thou turn
166 VI| might die, I am nourished in pain and may not die, my life
167 VI| she did so twice all her pain was gone, and she was made
168 VI| might not go but with great pain. And when the yearly feast
169 VI| that disease. Then his most pain was in his breast, and he
170 VI| when he arose he felt no pain, but put down his hand to
171 VI| showing what sorrow and pain ye suffer. And then when
172 VI| enchanters felt greater pain when they drew out their
173 VI| them: Ye shall feel this pain three days, and at the third
174 VI| here, and lead us to the pain of martyrdom. And they then
175 VI| to wit, that the lesser pain be proportioned in to greater,
176 VI| greater, for the proper pain of the sinner satisfieth
177 VI| in purgatory, but for the pain that he suffereth and that
178 VI| for God accounteth his pain and the pain of that other.
179 VI| accounteth his pain and the pain of that other. For if he
180 VI| condemned to suffer the pain of two months in purgatory,
181 VI| pains and of sins, he giveth pain sufficient in such wise
182 VI| and rather for dread of pain, than for love of glory.
183 VI| that it surmounteth all the pain that any man suffered ever
184 VI| this world. For so grievous pain was never found in the flesh,
185 VI| hastily issue out of the pain. ~Like as it is read that
186 VI| that we know what great pain is made ready to sinners
187 VI| when the master judged the pain to be light, the dead scholar
188 VI| feel the lightness of his pain. And he put forth his hand,
189 VI| man said: I am all in such pain. And then the chancellor
190 VI| of the cruel and terrible pain that he had felt, and concluded
191 VI| alleged and relieved of their pain, they know well that some
192 VI| thou hast made me to suffer pain eight days in purgatory,
193 VI| peril, he chased away the pain and peril of the venom by
194 VI| unnethe and with great pain, if it had not been for
195 VI| how in her disease and pain she was of God comforted;
196 VI| saw her that she had no pain ne disease, but yet more
197 VI| cruelly, but an ache and pain took him suddenly, and tormented
198 VI| their mind the sorrow and pain of the death of Jesu Christ.
199 VI| suffer for him right great pain and torments, for in suffering
200 VI| dried up, and had so much pain in his reins that he was
201 VI| address her but with great pain, and was all crooked. It
202 VI| she had long endured this pain, the judge comnnanded that
203 VI| fountain of tears for to make pain unto the sorrow of mine
204 VI| Clement, he gave to him no pain, but victory. The martyr
205 VII| after be quenched for no pain ne tribulation, as it appeared
206 VII| answered: I shall here suffer pain for myself, and God shall
207 VII| thee and ease thee of thy pain. To whom S. James said:
208 VII| James was grieved in great pain, and said: Lord Jesu Christ
209 VII| hath set us here out of all pain, in full great joy and mirth
210 VII| now I must go to perpetual pain. And then the saying of
211 VII| in full great misery and pain, for the waves of the sea
212 VII| worthy to be in the greatest pain that is, but our Lord is
213 VII| it doth to me full great pain now, in beating my face
214 VII| that night suffered great pain because they brought not
215 VII| he should sufler double pain the six days following,
216 VII| trembling for fear, with them to pain. And after, S. Brandon sailed
217 VII| he was found with great pain, and then he was brought
218 VII| delivereth a great languor and pain, right so for to give to
219 VII| king which had with great pain a son, and the wise masters
220 VII| affirm, is ordained the pain of hell without end, and
221 VII| ravished and led him to pain, the blessed Denis came
222 VII| strangled him, and with great pain he was taken from his hands.
223 VII| him how he must have much pain and affliction, and him
224 VII| where thou wilt. With great pain they took off the cord with
225 VII| entrails should have the more pain and travail. And after,
226 VII| the good folk he promised pain without end if they fell
227 VII| only for the dolour and pain that he suffered, but also
228 VII| spake but little and with pain, save the words of God and
229 VII| bear any longer evil or pain, inspired with the Holy
230 VII| on the cross he had much pain and suffered many spittings
231 VII| God, dead. First, that all pain be had away from them. Secondly,
232 VII| that is, death and the pain perdurable or without end,
233 VII| torment him with the greatest pain that they could imagine.
234 VII| cruel emperor saw that this pain hurt him no thing, then
235 VII| thou suffer passing great pain, and God commandeth thee
236 VII| again, and take heed of no pain. Which commandment he meekly
237 VII| counsel what martyrdom and pain that they might do to this
238 VII| though they should martyr and pain him a year long, and so
239 VII| after every Sunday, with new pain the heaviest and sharpest
240 VII| that think upon thy great pain and call upon thy holy name,
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