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1 I| cry in the fifth anthem: O Oriens splendor lucis eterne,
2 I| tenebris et umbra mortis, O Orient that art the resplendour
3 I| the seventh; when we cry: O Rex gentium, veni et salva
4 I| hominem quem de limo formasti, O thou King of peoples come
5 I| earth; and in the seventh: O Emmanuel rex et legifer
6 I| nos, domine deus noster, O Emmanuel that art our King,
7 I| And this saith S. Austin: O infantia, cui astra subduntur,
8 I| cui astra subduntur, etc. O infancy or childhood, to
9 I| wisdom bow their knees. O blessed tigury or little
10 I| tigury or little house, O holy seat of God. And S.
11 I| is no light but the star. O palace celestial in which
12 I| right noble, and right rich. O ye kings, what do ye? Ye
13 I| hereto saith S. Bernard: O good Jesus, how sweetly
14 I| Whereof saith S. Bernard: O ye Jews, ye be stones, but
15 I| adorations in saying: Agios, O Theos, Yskyros, etc., in
16 I| saith: Above all things O good Jesu give me grace
17 I| surety saith S. Bernard: O man, saith he, we have a
18 I| wise man, Sapientiæ xii.: O quam bonus et suavis, etc.:
19 I| quam bonus et suavis, etc.: O Lord God, how much good
20 I| likeness of bread and wine. O precious feast and convive
21 I| behind and said to them: O ye my brethren, I beseech
22 I| saved. Then said Jacob: O God of my father Abraham,
23 I| God of my father Isaac, O Lord that saidst to me,
24 II| made great sorrow and said: O my son Absalom, my son Absalom,
25 II| Lord with tears saying: O Lord, thou art rightful,
26 II| have ordained a day to him. O good Lord, how patient is
27 II| her lips secretly, saying: O Lord God of Israel, conform
28 II| the apostle wept and said: O Lord God, I know well that
29 II| desired thee to embrace. O thou cross which hast received
30 II| unbind the body and said: O Satheus, which wert blinded
31 II| said, full sore weeping: O good Lord, I acknowledge
32 II| emperor and said unto him: O thou most holy emperor,
33 II| among all other he said: O holy soul, thy body showeth
34 II| Anthony. Then said S. Anthony: O good Jesu! where hast thou
35 II| cried S. Anthony and said: O good Lord, who may escape
36 II| great weepings for you; O poor caitiff that I am,
37 II| own agreement will die. O my over dearest sons that
38 II| rage seen in the world. O ye my friends come forth
39 II| anon came to them and said: O right noble knights of Jesu
40 II| to them in this manner: O ye my friends, lo, here
41 II| his preface saith thus: O Lord, the blood of thy blessed
42 II| crying, to say to S. Agnes: O thou cruel woman, why hast
43 II| and Vincent said to him: O unhappy man, how weenest
44 II| And Vincent said to him: O venomous tongue of the devil,
45 II| accompanied with saints. O knight invincible, strongest
46 II| to whom S. Basil said: O thou emperor, it is written:
47 II| then said, hearing many, O Basil, thou grievest and
48 III| holy land of Jerusalem. O how great devotion she had
49 III| Bernard saith in this manner:~O who may make us to understand,
50 III| that made man and speech. O who should con show hereupon
51 III| prison. Then said S. Blase: O mad man, weenest thou by
52 III| our will. S. Juliana said: O thou spirit! how art thou
53 III| his prayer to God saying: O God, Father Almighty, I
54 III| then she sighed and said: O Lord God, how should I be
55 III| of God appeared and said: O Patrick, this see ne bishopric
56 III| I have eaten a little. O fair brother, the devil
57 III| death and bring the life. O thou that art a virgin,
58 III| said with a clear voice: O Lord how thy words be sweet
59 III| gods. Then said S. George: O caitiff, tell me how may
60 III| heard a voice saying to him: O Mark, what makest thou here?
61 III| Peter tofore them all: O thou Peter perverse, if
62 III| temple and said crying: O ye sirs, what will ye do?
63 III| believe him, and they cried: O the just man hath erred
64 III| he said to his friends, O my friends, this day have
65 III| blind man which said to him: O thou holy Austin, help me
66 III| and familiar speech, said: O thou my good servant and
67 III| him, he answered and said: O thou provost I marvel much
68 III| was meddled among them. O how glorious a strife was
69 III| said Alban to the judge: O thou judge! the words and
70 III| none of you would be like. O what vanity, and what blindness
71 III| and wept sore and said: O Alban, servant of God, for
72 III| on him for anger, saying: O thou most wicked man, how
73 III| Alban, and said to him: O thou lame and crooked, now
74 III| sent, said to Amphiabel: O thou deceiver and most wicked
75 III| angels, to whom he said: O holy S. Alban, I beseech
76 III| glory and said full sweetly: O, what evil have we done
77 III| weeping, and saying to him: O man of God, help us at this
78 III| holy man, saying to him: O man of God, I require thee
79 IV| Ghost, came to him and said: O my son what reward and what
80 IV| by the mouth of the maid: O emperor, it availeth thee
81 IV| fastings and prayers, saying: O holy Peter, what that I
82 IV| Timothy saith in this wise: O my brother Timothy, if thou
83 IV| assisted him, said to him: O emperor, why smitest thou
84 IV| Nero, to whom Nero said: O thou man, servant of the
85 IV| nones of July, at three o'clock, in the fiftieth year
86 IV| To whom Margaret said: O what shame is it to you,
87 IV| him, and then said to her: O good maid, have pity on
88 IV| were there wept, and said: O Margaret, verily we be sorry
89 IV| so cruelly torn and rent. O how thy most beauty hast
90 IV| woman. The devil then cried: O blessed Margaret, I am overcome.
91 IV| mother and said weeping: O Mary Magdalene, why camest
92 IV| child in his arms and said: O blessed Mary Magdalene,
93 IV| been waked of her sleep: O blessed Mary Magdalene thou
94 IV| said with a high voice: O blessed Mary Magdalene,
95 IV| the temple, he overthrew. O most worthy bishop of marvellous
96 IV| dignity of the apostle. O most strong champion of
97 IV| said her father to her: O my daughter, thou oughtest
98 IV| Christine said to her father: O thou that without honour
99 IV| visage of her father saying: O tyrant, take the flesh,
100 IV| To whom Christine said: O thou fool and unhappy! I
101 IV| and holding his feet said: O thou deliverer of souls,
102 IV| Ambrose in his preface: O thou holy noble champion
103 IV| people to everlasting life. O thou martyr, of whose health
104 IV| joyed in his punishing: O thou blessed mother of her
105 IV| seeing, escried and said: O thou Lucretius, hear and
106 IV| and prayed in this manner: O Adonay, Lord Jesu Christ,
107 IV| sister Mary unto heaven. O most fair and sweet sister,
108 IV| evil deeds that ever I did. O blessed Eli be not withdrawn
109 IV| heard from heaven that said: O blessed Rome which hast
110 IV| that I go out of my house. O Donatus, wherefore constrainest
111 IV| the mouth of the maiden: O Ciriacus, thou art weary
112 IV| devil issued out and said: O name terrible that constraineth
113 IV| ravished of a devil and cried: O Hyppolitus thou hast bounden
114 IV| And Valerian cried also: O Laurence, thou drawest me
115 IV| sepulchre. Then said John: O would God that all my brethren
116 IV| said, with weeping tears: O Lord, what be we? Wherefore
117 IV| beloved, and come to me. O thou most fair among women,
118 IV| forbidden. ~detrenched, p. a., O. Fr. destrancher, hewed
119 V| voice of an angel saying: O Libera, God hath heard thy
120 V| his son Rocke, and said: O mine only son Rocke, thou
121 V| sleep an angel thus saying:~O Rocke, most devout to Christ,
122 V| thankings to our Lord, saying: O Jesu, my Saviour, I thank
123 V| voice of an angel saying: O Rocke, friend of God, our
124 V| to S. Rocke, saying thus: O Rocke, God sendeth me for
125 V| made his prayer, saying: O God of Abraham, God of Isaac,
126 V| high cry of mine heart: O in pace, O in id ipsum,
127 V| of mine heart: O in pace, O in id ipsum, O thou that
128 V| in pace, O in id ipsum, O thou that sayst I shall
129 V| my peace and spake not. O Jesu Christ my helper, how
130 V| in this manner, saying: O blessed Virgin, I have prayed
131 V| to him a little cruelly: O fool and unhappy, why hast
132 V| turned to him and said: O thou wretch without God,
133 V| blessed S. Andrew saith: O precious Holy Cross, God
134 V| the cross in this wise: O crux splendidior, et cetera.
135 V| splendidior, et cetera. O cross more shining than
136 V| the History Tripartite: O thrice blessed tree on which
137 V| visage, and he crying said: O ye good men, I pray you
138 V| Lord answered and said: O Lord of all strengths, shalt
139 V| with his tears, and said: O most high God, have pity
140 V| the wisdom of all my life. O Lord, let not the array
141 V| then cried there, saying: O what violence I suffer of
142 V| this old servant of God. O violence, O evil old age,
143 V| servant of God. O violence, O evil old age, accursed be
144 V| conning and wisdom. And, O Apollophanes, mirror of
145 V| human. To whom he said: O good Denis, these be the
146 VI| and say in this manner: O good Lord, I have none help
147 VI| again to their own kingdoms. O good Lord, I beseech thee
148 VI| crowned him king of England. O good Lord! what joy and
149 VI| God, saying these words: O good Lord, thou deliveredst
150 VI| noble spirit these words: O thou merciful Lord God,
151 VI| he had then been alive: O thou holy and blessed king,
152 VI| and kneeling down saying: O blessed saint of God, I
153 VI| weeping, and said thus: O thou, my lord and king,
154 VI| his prayer to~S. Edward: O thou my good king, I beseech
155 VI| busy in their prayers said: O Lord thou art strong and
156 VI| suffered to have my sons. O Lord, I remember me that
157 VI| and delivered to another. O good Lord, give thou rest
158 VI| first, saith S. Augustine: O the immeasured pity of our
159 VI| largess that divinity covered. O glorious vesture and inestimable
160 VI| I shall keep you always. O sweet fair Lord, keep this
161 VI| ne woman. And all crying: O, dear lady, and friend of
162 VI| to us semblance of son. O all ye that have the heart
163 VI| the Evangelist the prayer: O intemerata, and on day,
164 VI| heart, only to God, saying: O Lord, I beseech thee that
165 VI| said to him in this manner: O, my best beloved and sweet
166 VI| out of his eyes, and said: O Almighty God Jesu Christ,
167 VI| Then she said to them: O ye good young men, it is
168 VI| and weep strongly, saying; O my husband and my lord,
169 VII| reverence and dread said: O most blessed Lady; blessed
170 VII| Then said this new spouse: O blessed Lord, I thank you
171 VII| himself, he said to her: O thou woman, suffer us to
172 VII| help thee ne none other. O ye cursed adorers of such
173 VII| woman. To whom she said: O emperor, I beseech thee
174 VII| man, and cried, saying: O! wretched and caitiff, lo!
175 VII| heaven praying, and said: O ! Jesu Christ, hope of and
176 VII| them that believe in thee! O beauty and glory of virgins!
177 VII| and he cried and said: O thou deliverer of Nazarenes,
178 VII| off, and S. James said: O protector of the children
179 VII| was cut off, and he said: O Lord, Lo! I offer and sacrifice
180 VII| blessed James cried and said: O good Lord, hear me half
181 VII| the Holy Ghost, and said: O king of bliss, and Lord
182 VII| crying in the air, saying: O Dorothy, why cost thou destroy
183 VII| marvel, and said to her: O fair maid, forsake thy God
184 VII| to all them that saw it. O merciful God and marvellous
185 VII| enter herein? And John said: O brother, forgive it me,
186 VII| riches, he said to him: O thou fool and out of thy
187 VII| tofore him, and said to him: O fool that thou art, if thou
188 VII| nightingale which said: O thou man, what should it
189 VII| began to sing the history: O pastor eterne; and at every
190 VII| cord he escried, saying: O man, from whence comest
191 VII| said to him this holy man: O man this is not happened
192 VII| then she answered to him: O hound out of thy wit, worker
193 VII| Quiriacus answered to him: O cursed fool and indigne
194 VII| said to the Emperor Julian: O king out of thy wit and
195 VII| Quiriacus answered trim: O heart perverted, evil and
196 VII| heard crying in the air: O Judas! by thee I am chased
197 VII| which voice said unto him: O Thomas, thou hast written
198 VII| graces and thankings, saying: O right blessed father, the
199 VII| reclaim S. Landry saying: O blessed S. Landry, vouchsafe
200 VII| sometime to his familiars: O God, how this alms is well
201 VII| should make to be planed. O how great reverence he had!
202 VII| thence, and said to him: O Saint Erasmus, the most
203 VII| meekly upon God and said: O Almighty God, have mercy
204 VII| the angel of God and said: O Erasmus, God 's champion,
205 VII| Erasmus meekly down and said: O Almighty God, Father of
206 VII| whole, and said to him: O Erasmus the very chosen
207 VII| voice from heaven, and said: O Erasmus lift up thine eyes,
208 VII| everlasting joy open, and said: O God, where hast thou been?
209 VII| great clearness and said: O Erasmus stand up. And forthwith
210 VII| heaven, and meekly said: O Lord in thy hands yield
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