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1 I| to give to us honour, to suffer death and to give us life,
2 I| the thing which may not suffer dilation. For all things
3 I| this sin, that he might not suffer that nature human, which
4 I| for us, and we ought to suffer for him. The second is to
5 I| more strong that a man may suffer by his proper will, without
6 I| without it be of God, than to suffer death with his own proper
7 I| and on the Friday would suffer death, and at midday which
8 I| said that he was worthy to suffer death. And the king would
9 I| Ponthus, to them that will suffer no judge over them, to the
10 I| judge them or else that he suffer of them like as he hath
11 I| of that place might not suffer it. And therefore they took
12 I| Carpo, I am all ready yet to suffer for to save man; by which
13 I| that yet he were ready to suffer death as it is contained
14 I| henceforth I am ready to suffer for to save man. This ensample
15 I| corruptionem: Thou shalt not suffer thine holy body to see corruption.
16 I| what damage thou shouldst suffer in hell. After these cruel
17 I| heaven and of earth that thou suffer not my son Isaac to take
18 I| Wherefore I beseech thee to suffer this child to go to his
19 I| of the hardness that they suffer in their works, and I knowing
20 I| king of Egypt shall not suffer you to go but by strong
21 I| the Lord God of Israel: Suffer my people to depart that
22 I| shall say to Pharaoh that he suffer the children of Israel to
23 I| frogs, and that he would go suffer the people to do sacrifice;
24 I| hard-hearted that he would not suffer the people to depart. The
25 I| What shall we do, shall we suffer the children to depart and
26 I| is of evil disposition, suffer me that I may wreak my wrath
27 II| with me, and our Lord shall suffer the children of Israel to
28 II| with God, yet God would not suffer him to build a temple for
29 II| shall we not sustain and suffer evil things? In all these
30 II| from all fornication, and suffer not thyself save with thy
31 II| wife to know that sin; and suffer never pride to have domination
32 II| showed that he had power to suffer death, and to rise again
33 II| do to me, and the more I suffer, the more I shall be agreeable
34 II| and debonair ought not to suffer this. Then came thither
35 II| the book of penance: Sire, suffer me not to descend from this
36 II| must consent to his will or suffer divers torments; so that
37 II| sweetly, and said he would suffer it debonairly. And then
38 II| example to other for to suffer. Or Stephen is as much to
39 II| forth, that no persons might suffer it. On that other side he
40 II| destroy his law, and not suffer him to enjoy such things
41 II| rehearsed how he would not suffer clerks that were thieves
42 II| and said he would never suffer a clerk to be his master
43 II| not fight, but am ready to suffer death rather than I should
44 II| revelation that he should suffer death for the right of holy
45 II| a vision that he should suffer death and martyrdom for
46 II| loved him they would not suffer such a traitor in his land
47 II| did not he would make him suffer divers torments. S. Silvester
48 II| stable in the faith for to suffer martyrdom. When the knights
49 II| thou? he said: I may not suffer the virtue of Felix, and
50 II| coming upon thee if thou suffer not the christians to live
51 II| not do so; then said he: Suffer ye it once debonairly; they
52 II| shall burn without dying. Suffer ye that your sons escape
53 II| may escape and let them suffer death for the love of Jesu
54 II| by the virtue of God to suffer thy torments, than thou
55 II| with divine words will not suffer that one only syllable of
56 II| ready to be scourged and to suffer of every man beatings, chidings
57 II| John defended them saying: Suffer ye him brethren and let
58 II| be sent; he was sent to suffer death for truth. And yet
59 II| all good. He could well suffer hunger and abundance, and
60 III| none other thing but to suffer tribulation upon tribulation
61 III| him, and offered to him to suffer death, and his head was
62 III| adversity that thou shalt suffer move thee from thy faith
63 III| henceforth be in peace, and suffer that after this revelation
64 III| said: The very God may not suffer iniquity ne falseness, for
65 III| grievous torments for to suffer, and great pains, to which
66 III| our gods, or thou shalt suffer pain and torments. S. Agatha
67 III| appeareth well that thou wilt suffer torments, in that thou sayst
68 III| torments, that the wounds suffer nothing to enter into my
69 III| keepers of the prison shall suffer any harm for me, ne that
70 III| God this prayer: Lord God, suffer not me to be lost, but of
71 III| creature? The devil said: We suffer then much grievous torment,
72 III| we pray thee that thou suffer not the devils to dwell
73 III| which might not abide ne suffer the sign of the cross, he
74 III| the mariners that he would suffer me to pass with the other
75 III| her sweet Son, and would suffer me to enter into the church
76 III| for tomorrow shalt thou suffer martyrdom for our Lord's
77 III| that they might make him suffer. Then, when Dacian the provost
78 III| and the keepers will not suffer pilgrims to come therein,
79 III| physician named Ursian to suffer many torments because he
80 III| to the end that he should suffer steadfastly martyrdom for
81 III| whom none may do, would not suffer it for the great profit
82 III| or gave himself over to suffer the martyrdom, and said
83 III| sirs, what will ye do? why suffer ye thus to be deceived of
84 III| away nor they might not suffer the stench of the dead bodies,
85 III| for no torment that ye may suffer, tell not where the cross
86 III| youth she might unnethe suffer teachings and admonestments
87 III| should now by the contrary suffer of her husband great shames,
88 III| then one of them said: We suffer this trouble because we
89 III| said: He will well that I suffer for to deserve the glory
90 III| Barnabas a man enforced to suffer pains and torments; for
91 III| enlumine many folk and shall suffer there martyrdom. On a time
92 III| contrary to them and would not suffer them enter into the temple.
93 III| and because I might not suffer the clearness, I am become
94 III| clerk that converted him to suffer the foulest death that could
95 III| said that they ought not to suffer such injury done to so noble
96 III| I beseech thee that thou suffer not the fiend to prevail
97 III| people what death he should suffer. Some would have him crucified
98 III| soul unto thy likeness, suffer not these creatures to perish
99 III| our Lord Jesu Christ to suffer death, for to have therefor
100 III| gladly offered themselves to suffer death for our Lord. There
101 III| attempered, he might no more suffer the pestilences and the
102 III| all prest and ready to suffer all torments, and much constantly
103 III| Christ your espouse, and suffer not about you none other
104 IV| am all press and ready to suffer all torments. And then the
105 IV| wherefore she would rather suffer death than incline thereto,
106 IV| Leo witness, lest I should suffer any longer this enemy, I
107 IV| man and behead him, and suffer him no Ionger to live upon
108 IV| Paul said: Nero, I shall suffer a little while, but I shall
109 IV| down. The devil could not suffer her holiness, and appeared
110 IV| and besought him not to suffer his pilgrim to perish, ne
111 IV| that so tender a maid might suffer so many torments. And after
112 IV| husband said: Abide and suffer a little, and if ye will
113 IV| god, or else thou shalt suffer many torments, and shalt
114 IV| were more strong for to suffer torments. And when they
115 IV| said to him that he should suffer them to lie on the earth
116 IV| give them, or I shall not suffer you to go quit. And they
117 IV| and therefore he would not suffer him to be buried in no wise,
118 IV| atouchment, thou shalt not suffer in the sepulchre no corruption
119 IV| corruptible, may not well suffer to be a little while thence
120 V| Bernard, and they would not suffer him to speak to him. And
121 V| go with him, which never suffer him to be weary ne to be
122 V| sacrifice to us, lest ye suffer worse than I that am bounden
123 V| flesh for his flesh, and suffer that which he had suffered,
124 V| debonairty in thy sweatings, and suffer sweetly among wicked people
125 V| and cried strongly: What suffer we? what hear we? Untaught
126 V| disdain: Thou doubtest to suffer, thou wiliest not to die,
127 V| pray thy reverence thou suffer me a little to praise thy
128 V| into a certain tower for to suffer death there by famine and
129 V| prayed her that she would suffer him to bear away the head.
130 V| always kept me in chastity, suffer me then no more to travail
131 V| shall cause the saints to suffer their martyrdom and mine
132 V| torments, thou shalt not suffer here but a little, but thou
133 V| which would in no wise suffer that any woman should come
134 V| but it is better to us to suffer than she should be vanquished
135 V| is now. I will no longer suffer that this shameless creature
136 V| confess their sins, and suffer patiently death. And anon
137 V| superfluous; hard and firm to suffer torments; counsellor by
138 V| that they should rather suffer death than to corrupt the
139 V| suffered your fellows to suffer death for Jesu Christ, and
140 V| Justina, the devil might not suffer the name, but as soon as
141 V| forsaken them, but I shall not suffer my gods to be blasphemed.
142 V| prison, for to make him suffer new torments. But for all
143 V| shall live, our Lord shall suffer no famine among the people.
144 V| earth, our Lord would not suffer to come.~On an Easter day
145 V| them because he will not suffer me to fall, because I dwell
146 V| to you to do, and I shall suffer it patiently. For I have
147 V| know it, and I shall never suffer to my power that ever they
148 V| people, but he would not suffer him in no manner, and said
149 V| the saint, and would not suffer to bear away the body, but
150 V| saying: O what violence I suffer of this old servant of God.
151 V| found that the sun might not suffer such heaviness, and that
152 VI| because his council would not suffer him to accompany it in going
153 VI| victory, for I may not see ne suffer this realm of England to
154 VI| said the abbot: Father, suffer him to lie in rest, and
155 VI| forget me? How long shall I suffer this pain? How long shalt
156 VI| believe verily that thou wilt suffer me no longer in this great
157 VI| that we be gods, we shall suffer them to speak, but they
158 VI| what sorrow and pain ye suffer. And then when the serpents
159 VI| apostles that they would suffer them to die with the serpents.
160 VI| six score years old might suffer the torment of the cross.
161 VI| and it behoveth thee to suffer many things and pains. For
162 VI| crown of victory thou must suffer much, because to humble
163 VI| now whether thou wilt now suffer and take temptations, or
164 VI| if he were condemned to suffer the pain of two months in
165 VI| fellows, and warn them to suffer in patience. And yet have
166 VI| Cousin, thou hast made me to suffer pain eight days in purgatory,
167 VI| realm of France he should suffer damage, and that great by
168 VI| and also that he should suffer many tribulations. For as
169 VI| And because he might not suffer the tumult ne noise of the
170 VI| certain that thou shalt suffer therein many adversities.
171 VI| holy church had so much to suffer, that in divers parts of
172 VI| dear sister! help me, and suffer not that I be taken from
173 VI| the end that she should suffer for him right great pain
174 VI| that any shall make thee suffer, and incontinent she was
175 VI| wherefore hast thou made me to suffer such sorrow? Thou sawest
176 VI| time? How mightest thou suffer thy mother and thy father
177 VI| age, why hast thou made us suffer so much sorrow? Thou sawest
178 VI| reverence that she would not suffer her sleeves to be laced
179 VI| poor, so that she might not suffer that any had misease, but
180 VI| her chamberers would not suffer it. And yet moreover then
181 VI| to obey, and constant to suffer, that by patience she might
182 VI| humility that she would suffer in no wise that her chamberers
183 VI| themselves might unnethe suffer the heat of him. And when
184 VI| that he cried and would suffer no creature to have rest
185 VI| his power, and rather to suffer death than to lese any of
186 VI| of hell which the damned suffer, and also they preached
187 VI| defended them and said: Suffer ye till it please me; and
188 VI| the city of Rome might not suffer this discord, but made S.
189 VI| receive it for whose love I suffer these things, which thou
190 VII| virginity, and rather to suffer death than to defile it.
191 VII| For her meiny will not suffer me to come to her presence,
192 VII| sent you for me, shall not suffer us to perish in this wilderness,
193 VII| said to her: O thou woman, suffer us to finish our sacrifice,
194 VII| do sacrifice and live, or suffer divers torments and perish.
195 VII| christian and be ready for to suffer death for Jesu Christ. And
196 VII| hast thought; I am ready to suffer all. And then he gave sentence
197 VII| thy courage, I am ready to suffer all. Secondly, she was firm
198 VII| Felicity answered: I shall here suffer pain for myself, and God
199 VII| for myself, and God shall suffer there for me. And then were
200 VII| to God for whose love I suffer this. Then they cut off
201 VII| wilt, for I am all ready to suffer it for the love of my spouse
202 VII| said to her: If thou mayst suffer not for to see us here,
203 VII| prayed him that he would suffer that she might see him,
204 VII| they known which men shall suffer these passions without definition?
205 VII| the delights corporal, and suffer their souls to die for hunger,
206 VII| the faith of Christ, and suffer him after to be overcome,
207 VII| great travail if thou mayst suffer. And after they led him
208 VII| him, and that he might not suffer the brightness of him, wherefore
209 VII| that hath ordained me to suffer this torment of fire shall
210 VII| place, for to endure and suffer the flame of the fire.~Then
211 VII| him and exhorted him to suffer patiently for the love of
212 VII| exhortment shall make thee to suffer so many torments that thou
213 VII| that they shall not mowe suffer martyrdom, let them ever
214 VII| great joy and comfort to suffer bodily death, for to get
215 VII| told that much he should suffer before his death, for to
216 VII| Justin taken, and made to suffer many torments and divers
217 VII| by his charity he would suffer death for us. And therefore
218 VII| deserved. Wherefore I will suffer all that I may suffer for
219 VII| will suffer all that I may suffer for him, for he hath deserved
220 VII| will never forsake him, suffer all that I may suffer for
221 VII| him, suffer all that I may suffer for his holy name, and I
222 VII| Campania, and there shalt thou suffer passing great pain, and
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