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1 I| sing. Honour, glory and health be to God on high, and in
2 I| imposition of a new name bearing health. The third the effusion
3 I| Lord shall come unto your health, he cometh with unction,
4 I| Jesus cometh not without health, nor Christ cometh not without
5 I| without glory. For he is our health, our unction and our joy.
6 I| assail us now by their health. And now not only they fear
7 I| seen with mine eyen thine health which bringeth and hath
8 I| justice and righteousness of health in the redemption of human
9 I| mansion of the everlasting health. Amen. ~
10 I| chastity, and cause of all health. As to the second, he is
11 I| which appertaineth to our health. And it is named by name
12 I| pleasant and profitable to the health of creatures. Thirdly, the
13 I| much merit, nor so full of health as this sacrament is. For
14 I| with me, sith the soul and health of my father dependeth of
15 I| you into Egypt for your health. It is two years since the
16 I| children. Which answered: Our health is in thine hand, let our
17 II| sleep with my wife? By thy health and by the health of my
18 II| By thy health and by the health of my soul I shall not do
19 II| gave to them warnings of health. When he came on a time
20 II| together instantly that health might be given to them.
21 II| wax old both together in health. And after this the cocks
22 II| of praising and of their health, that the university of
23 II| shall send messengers of thy health and welfare to Tobit thy
24 II| whom they found in good health and good age, and took the
25 II| pray God for me and for my health. And when S. Andrew heard
26 II| for him, and he had his health, he took the field again.
27 II| is much available to the health of sicknesses of many men.
28 II| will arrive at the port of health, let us hallow devoutly
29 II| this death should be to the health of the souls of them that
30 II| virtues and fruit of perpetual health, and above the angels' possessions
31 II| blessed S. Stephen for her health, and anon, without breaking
32 II| strongly the saint for their health. And on Easter-day when
33 II| given to S. Stephen for the health of them both. ~When Orosius
34 II| death I should have again my health, of the which we be not
35 II| that I should thereby have health, that should be a cruel
36 II| that should be a cruel health that should be bought with
37 II| sword, for his salvation and health, the habergeon and helm.
38 II| they had, they received health in the invention of the
39 II| in Jesu Christ I received health of body and of soul. The
40 II| them that he might have his health, and S. Sebastian said that
41 II| then he should have his health. Then Chromatius the provost
42 II| hast thou not received the health whilst we brake the idols?
43 II| whole thou mayst never have health, and then he agreed it should
44 II| not be against my father's health, this will I well, that
45 II| and if my father have his health I shall be content, and
46 II| and if he receive not his health, then I will that ye two
47 II| the provost and said his health was given to him, and anon
48 II| christian privily against my health, and in despite of our gods?
49 II| worshipped Jesu Christ for thy health and for the state of Rome,
50 II| your estate and for the health of Rome. Diocletian said:
51 III| mine eyes have seen thy health, which thou hast made ready
52 III| Christ is called peace, health, light and joy. Peace, because
53 III| moyen and our advocate; health, for he is our redeemer;
54 III| that demanded benefits of health in his name, that they should
55 III| art thou advised for thy health? She answered: Christ is
56 III| answered: Christ is mine health. Quintianus said: Reny Christ
57 III| that believe in him full health of body and of soul. This
58 III| admonested he to the people their health, and he ordained to make
59 III| his sight, and he received health of his body and buried honorably
60 III| Lord restored him anon to health. And then he was commanded
61 III| after he was brought in good health and anon all whole. It happed
62 III| Peter for to recover her health, and he gat it for her entirely.~
63 III| brother, and lesa, that is health, as who saith, the health
64 III| health, as who saith, the health of brethren. The passion
65 III| imputed impossibility of her health for to be excused by my
66 III| S. Austin, desiring the health of the people of England,
67 III| the holy saint of their health. And when they came to Shaftesbury
68 III| feeble and sick to their health, for the deed proveth it.
69 III| restore thee to thy first health, run and hie thee and take
70 III| merits may get to me perfect health, and get to me of our Lord
71 III| forthwith restored to his first health and forthwith began to preach
72 III| them that the Saviour and health of the world was nigh. Then
73 III| he was much busy for the health of the souls that were committed
74 III| named Gerald had lost the health of one of his hands, that
75 III| Incontinent she arose in good health in such wise that she went
76 III| God, the child was in good health. In this time many took
77 III| would restore to him his health and hearing. She touched
78 III| nothing, thy daughter is in health, the which by the marvellous
79 III| spake and went, and received health entirely.~In the territory
80 IV| by his prayers shall get health to thy daughter and unto
81 IV| keeper of his life, of his health, and of all the city. On
82 IV| and prayed S. Peter for health, he appeared to her in a
83 IV| and he shall restore thy health. Then began she to creep
84 IV| daughter of everlasting health, lend to me thy veil or
85 IV| the book of life for the health of the Jews, and offered
86 IV| Thomas to pray for his health, and anon he had his desire
87 IV| began to dread lest this health should not be most profitable
88 IV| Thomas, and prayed if his health were not profitable to his
89 IV| his mother to her first health. And with these words the
90 IV| thing as appertained to his health he would not hear. Nevertheless
91 IV| to him. And he gave him health and said: In the name of
92 IV| prayed three days for the health of his soul, which three
93 IV| that appertained to the health of my soul. And I heard
94 IV| thou settest nothing by the health of thy soul, but demandedst
95 IV| and thou shalt receive health. Then by the commandment
96 IV| O thou martyr, of whose health the church joyeth more than
97 IV| and there received very health. For which cause he enriched
98 IV| if thou mayst get for her health. To whom Alexander said:
99 IV| hoping thereby to receive her health. And S. Alexander said to
100 IV| and thou shalt receive thy health. And anon, Quirinus did
101 IV| kissed them she received her health and was all whole. Then
102 IV| that he might extend to the health of his neighbours. In the
103 IV| he was in despair of his health. And then S. Dominic prayed
104 IV| would give to that dean health for a little time. And suddenly
105 IV| them with the ointment of health, which she had brought with
106 IV| reestablish thee to full health. And then she showed to
107 IV| reestablished to life and to health. ~In the same church at
108 IV| he thought to pray the health of S. Dominic, and suddenly
109 IV| came he received perfect health. ~In that province a lady
110 IV| get to me the benefit of health. And when she had long prayed
111 IV| but he gat the gain of health, and S. Austin saith truly:
112 IV| re-establish Peter in his first health, and anon S. Hyppolitus
113 IV| hath joyed in thee, God my health. And thus in the morning
114 IV| that thou soon shalt have health and be all whole. And he
115 IV| will believe shall receive health. And then when the apostles
116 V| purpose of the child full of health he bent against him many
117 V| God for him sacrifice of health, he saw the glory of him
118 V| said to them: Drink ye the health of your souls, and when
119 V| impressed in the stone bearing health. And the king and the queen
120 V| springing goodly, full of health, which hallowest the sea
121 V| divine counsel upon the health of the lineage human. How
122 V| and drinking be cause of health, she adjoineth with her
123 V| cause of that I would do for health. Drunkenness is far from
124 V| that God would send him health, a youngling appeared to
125 V| for him, and he received health. He healed many sick people
126 V| he did and received his health, and was whole as it was
127 V| prayer, anon she received health and her sight again. And
128 V| received full and entire health. And after that, anon his
129 V| received of him the pasture of health. And the king offered to
130 V| Jesus, and by him shall health be given to all the people.
131 V| that thy were prived of the health and office of their members.
132 V| that turned Matthew into health. Then this eunuch demanded
133 V| converted ought not mistrust of health, like as he was made of
134 V| am gone to the leech of health and hide not my sin ne wound.
135 V| after he had received his health. Then he said: Matthew,
136 V| so should he have plein health. Which thing he did, and
137 V| appertaineth to the love of our health. Secondly, of the charity
138 V| specially to desire the health of others, wherefore Isaiah
139 V| to them, not only for the health of his foot, but also for
140 V| not perform the purpose of health which I have begun, for
141 V| that now is the time of health, and hereafter shall be
142 V| meiny, and took penance of health. And also soon as they went
143 V| brought to him to bless gave health to many sick men. He converted
144 V| tasted and received anon health, and also did many other
145 V| and he received anon full health, but the sign of Thau abode
146 VI| Lord, send to me life, health, opportunity and space.~
147 VI| if it please thee give me health, or else let me die anon.
148 VI| desireth that they should have health perdurable, like as Paul
149 VI| to say, Think ye to have health perdurable, for he desireth
150 VI| is that which encreaseth health, and that is the observation
151 VI| and anon he received full health.~Judas preached first in
152 VI| be come, we be for your health. To whom the duke answered:
153 VI| on earth in flesh for the health of the lineage human, which
154 VI| ourselves we may have none health, therefore have we need
155 VI| God, and be to us wells of health. Our Lord Jesu Christ giveth
156 VI| term of peril, leader of health, master of patience and
157 VI| wash him in a bath for his health, he found Paschasius deacon
158 VI| induced in holy discipline of health. And the parents and kinsmen
159 VI| and alleged by remedy of health them that travailed in divers
160 VI| had given to her in her health, riches of merits, of good
161 VI| world, and ordained for her health perdurable. Then pope Innocent
162 VI| thou wilt send to my child health. And forthwith went to her
163 VI| healed and redressed in all health. And her side was whole,
164 VI| like wise because of his health.~Another miracle.~There
165 VI| that were sick received health, if they had perfect belief
166 VI| therein received fully their health. In this fountain is living
167 VI| to the honour or to the health of their souls.~And the
168 VI| purpose to use the way of health, and she answered that if
169 VI| Elizabeth if he would have his health, and the next night she
170 VI| then received anon full health and was perfectly whole.
171 VI| re-established to his first life and health.~There was one Frederick,
172 VI| Thou art gone out into the health of thy people. And after
173 VI| enchanter, but is sent for the health of the world. Wherefore
174 VI| you the commandments of health, and have warned you that
175 VI| sickness and infirmity, health shall return, and life is
176 VII| confess to him that is the health of my cheer, and my God.
177 VII| irons, sick folk to their health, blind to their sight, and
178 VII| instead of heritage, a word of health, and that short, and then
179 VII| address him unto the way of health, so that in a time he heard
180 VII| preached then to him the way of health, and converted him to the
181 VII| to sinners, and it gave health to them that were sick,
182 VII| sign they received their health they retained that manner
183 VII| guerished me and given to me health. Then he arose and took
184 VII| which have been brought to health by the grace of God and
185 VII| rendered him in to good health to his parents. And soon
186 VII| weeping, and anon recovered health. The solemnity of this glorious
187 VII| him for to recover their health in so much that the holy
188 VII| out again with her plein health.~On another time, another
189 VII| miracles, as to restore in good health the poor sick folk languishing
190 VII| should there recover his health. And when he was borne thither
191 VII| restoreth to the folk their health, when he will, send to thee
192 VII| words our Lord sent to him health and rendered to him the
193 VII| prayed to S. Landry that health he would impetre unto God
194 VII| drink, ever being in good health.~The foresaid S. Ives lived
195 VII| the same restored in good health. Three blind were by him
196 VII| head, was restituted unto health. One condemned to be hanged
197 VII| saint, ate it and recovered health. The saint himself giving
198 VII| unto life, sight and good health, by the grace and virtue
199 VII| enlumineth the eyes, giveth life, health and blessing, light, sapience,
200 VII| from her, which in good health was left and of her wit
201 VII| relieved into their good health, that is to wit, the counterfaited
202 VII| say as light, life, and health. Fourthly, Master Peter
203 VII| altar of the cross for our health.~After, the priest covereth
204 VII| ascension to hope of our health; for his passion showeth
205 VII| shall take the chalice of my health and shall call the name
206 VII| desirest of him to thy soul's health, it shall be granted. Then
207 VII| to S. Erasmus for ghostly health, which joy and ghostly health
208 VII| health, which joy and ghostly health let us pray that he for
209 VII| Salue or salut, n. (Fr.), health or prosperity.~sautes, n.,
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