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1 I| have suffered death and passion. Amen. ~And to the end each
2 I| end each history, life and passion may be shortly found, I
3 I| signs and tokens of the passion of Jesu Christ. That is
4 I| misery, he is thine by the passion, he is mine by monition.
5 I| treble name; before his passion, he was not perfectly known.
6 I| by puissance, and by his passion. The second name is Christus,
7 I| of Joseph, because of his passion that was to against original
8 I| Incarnation, the Nativity, the Passion, his descension into hell,
9 I| Epistle; and the memory of the passion of Jesu Christ; and faith
10 I| God, and the mind of the passion of God maketh the works
11 I| saith S. Gregory: If the passion of Jesu Christ be well had
12 I| The Passion of our Lord. ~The passion
13 I| Passion of our Lord. ~The passion of our Lord was bitter for
14 I| disciple. Secondly, his passion was despised of mockeries
15 I| Jesus in the time of his passion before Herod Pilate and
16 I| the nails. Thirdly, his passion was profitable and fructuous:
17 I| Secondly, for the place of his passion, the which might be considered
18 I| redemption. This chalice is thy passion, which lightly may appropre
19 I| enemies unto the time of the passion of Jesu Christ, whom Pilate
20 I| followed, after the time of the passion that order was changed,
21 I| night of sin. And by the passion and resurrection of Jesu
22 I| the Pope saith: After the passion of Jesu Christ, the bonds
23 I| appeareth well, for in his passion, save our Lady, all lost
24 I| third day, of grace, by the passion of Jesu Christ, he was put
25 I| his resurrection than his passion, for from the first unto
26 I| first unto the third the passion might be well proved, but
27 I| ascension than between the passion and resurrection. And hereof
28 I| temporal. And the time of the passion was the time of tribulation
29 I| the incarnation, of his passion and of his resurrection,
30 I| thine umber, that is, in thy passion, in which Jesu Christ was
31 I| that is to wit before the passion of Jesu Christ, after the
32 I| God showed in his glorious passion, and to the end that it
33 I| memory perdurable of his passion, as the accomplishment of
34 I| day appertaineth to the passion of our Lord, in the which
35 I| of our Lord, in the which passion our mother, holy church,
36 I| ought to have mind of the passion of Jesu Christ, and that
37 I| ashes is understood his passion. And of these three things
38 I| and the mystery of his passion by the which we be moved
39 I| that our Lord suffered his passion on was made, by virtue of
40 II| Christ, his nativity, his passion, and resurrection, and also
41 II| deacons of Achaia wrote his passion like as they had seen it
42 II| forasmuch as he came tofore his passion, and said to his disciples
43 II| predication unto the title of his passion, and there was he pierced
44 II| innocents which for God suffered passion. ~
45 II| Christ in the time of his passion, and he did do smite off
46 II| hewn and trenched in his passion. S. Thomas the martyr was
47 II| Timothy suffered death and passion after that year whilst he
48 II| witnesseth, and wrote her passion. She was fair of visage,
49 II| the eighth day after her passion. And because of this vision
50 II| Austin wrote and compiled his passion, which Prudentius set right
51 II| that Christ suffered his passion, and S. Stephen was stoned
52 III| Lord suffered death and passion in the tree of the cross,
53 III| patience and sufferance of the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ
54 III| Christ, and suffered his passion and was crowned with the
55 III| verily the truth of his passion. Then said Saprice: What
56 III| it is supposed that his passion is found in the book of
57 III| tofore to his fellow. The passion of S. Peter ensued much
58 III| Peter ensued much like the passion of our Lord in many manners,
59 III| Then, forty years after the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
60 III| that from Adam unto the passion of our Lord were but five
61 III| the time approached of the passion of our Lord, this tree arose
62 III| the merits of the glorious passion that our Saviour Jesu Christ
63 III| health of brethren. The passion of these twain wrote Eutichius,
64 III| to the fourth, true. His passion Bede compiled out of Greek
65 III| our Lord had done in his passion sufficed not to save us
66 III| And S. Ambrose found their passion written in a book found
67 III| to be delivered from his passion at their request and instance,
68 III| might be with him at his passion, and forthwith God showed
69 III| S. Eutrope wrote their passion in letters of Chaldee and
70 III| found that he had suffered passion on the cross, and found
71 III| our Lord, that is to wit passion and martyrdom. Then S. Clement
72 III| Eutrope. S. Denis wrote the passion and martyrdom of S. Eutrope
73 III| fortieth year after the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
74 IV| christian and put in writing the passion of these two holy saints,
75 IV| his steadfastness in his passion; blaming with his mouth
76 IV| Peter's wife was led to her passion, he had great joy and called
77 IV| go, wherefore, after the passion of the apostles, Paulin,
78 IV| Lord had said to him of his passion, he returned, and when he
79 IV| they should not let his passion, and as Leo witnesseth,
80 IV| thirty-six years after the passion of our Lord he was crucified
81 IV| Linus the pope writeth his passion. ~
82 IV| thirty-sixth year after the Passion of our Lord, second year
83 IV| led to the place of his passion in the gate of Hostence,
84 IV| came to the place of his passion, he turned him toward the
85 IV| fiftieth year after his passion, which was the year of jubilee,
86 IV| year of jubilee from his passion, was the solemnity of his
87 IV| fiftieth year after his passion. For this glorious saint
88 IV| endure, for ever sith his passion unto this day, God hath
89 IV| followeth the glorious Life and passion of the Blessed Virgin and
90 IV| effusion of blood, against passion of the heart, and to confortation
91 IV| constant, and also against the passion of the heare, that is to
92 IV| unto all them that write my passion, read it or hear, and to
93 IV| anointed his head; at his passion was nigh unto the cross;
94 IV| fourteenth year from his passion, long after that the Jews
95 IV| Thirdly, by reason of his passion. For among all the apostles
96 IV| approved clearly the coming and passion of our Lord Jesu Christ
97 IV| from them that remember his passion and figure. Then let us
98 IV| hath rehearsed the life and passion of them. In some books it
99 IV| Nazarien that wrote his passion, which Ceracius, which buried
100 IV| she was sorrowful of the passion of her brethren, and she
101 IV| recounted to all men how the passion of S Beatrice was avenged
102 IV| And then she bade that the passion after Luke should be read
103 IV| they privileged that their passion be solemnised by their merit.
104 IV| in the same day that his passion is hallowed, and his passion
105 IV| passion is hallowed, and his passion as it is said was the same
106 IV| made than the feast of his passion, and that is only for the
107 IV| of him. And because his passion is more worthy than his
108 IV| church hath transported his passion to the time in which it
109 IV| and fixed in the faith; in passion, and in good works and operation. ~
110 IV| for he had victory in his passion, whereof Decius, confused,
111 IV| after. It is to wit that the passion of S. Laurence was most
112 IV| in the sourness of his passion or bitterness; secondly,
113 IV| slain by short and simple passion, for who that is smitten
114 IV| First, for the place of the passion, for it was at Rome, which
115 IV| some time in doubt, but the passion of S. Laurence is much solemn
116 IV| many saints approve his passion in their sermons and affirm
117 IV| so much that his glorious passion enlumineth all the world
118 IV| that the cause of all his passion was because he exhorted
119 IV| for the excellence of his passion. ~
120 IV| of his fasting, of his passion, of his sepulture, of his
121 V| the cross and mind of the passion of Jesu Christ he delivered
122 V| Redeemer, in memory of his passion, in his forehead perpetually,
123 V| name of Jesu and of his passion, deliver mortal men from
124 V| have mind of the most holy passion of our Lord. For Rocke felt
125 V| and by the merits of his passion. By that one he is content,
126 V| opinions of the manner of his passion. For the blessed Dorotheus
127 V| Easter, and because of the passion of Jesu Christ and of the
128 V| illumined with light divine by passion of martyrdom.~
129 V| sister, the time of our passion hasteth, of which thou shalt
130 V| hearing when the day of his passion should be, gave gifts to
131 V| should be present at their passion. And a man that saw him
132 V| understood that, tofore the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
133 V| carrions. And after the passion the cross was much enhanced,
134 V| our Saviour went to his passion, on horseback, adorned as
135 V| king of heaven went to his passion by this gate, he was not
136 V| all the torments of the passion of our Lord, and when they
137 V| should be the memory of the passion of our Lord, wherefore at
138 V| Eucherius wrote and ordained his passion when he was Archbishop of
139 V| hearts the memory of the passion of our Lord, this is signified
140 V| imprinting in our minds the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
141 V| blood by thinking of the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
142 V| of him liquefied, and the passion of Jesu Christ was marvellously
143 V| indited his life and his passion in Greekish tongue, and
144 V| And then on the day of the passion of our Lord when darkness
145 VI| wit, of humanity, of the passion, of the resurrection, and
146 VI| virgin, he was an ox in his passion, a lion in his resurrection,
147 VI| made in the time of the passion of Jesu Christ, and trembling
148 VI| contained the lamentation of the passion, the joy of the resurrection,
149 VI| Here followeth the Passion of Eleven Thousand Virgins.~
150 VI| Eleven Thousand Virgins.~The passion of eleven thousand virgins
151 VI| apostles ordained, wrote their passion and legend in Greek, and
152 VI| mortal, by the virtue of the passion of Jesu Christ. Secondly,
153 VI| following, in remembrance of the passion of Jesu Christ, she should
154 VI| in such wise to weep the passion of Jesu Christ, finally
155 VI| prayers and remembering the passion and sufferance of Jesu Christ,
156 VI| thinking and beweeping the passion of Jesu Christ, and say
157 VI| began the wrestling of his passion, then S. Clare being heavy
158 VI| the words of the death and passion of Jesu Christ. And among
159 VI| shalt have great joy for thy passion, therefore, doubt not the
160 VI| memory of thy name and my passion, I pray thee that thou wilt
161 VI| the holy martyr suffered passion in the time of Maximian,
162 VI| mei, in remembrance of my passion, and the devil shall never
163 VI| remembered ever our Lord's passion. And in a night as he studied
164 VI| him and to think on the passion of our Lord, and anon the
165 VI| he remembered his blessed passion, and then the fiend had
166 VI| the virtue of our Lord's passion, to tell to him how he should
167 VI| The remembrance of the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
168 VI| when any man remembreth the passion of Jesu Christ, I have no
169 VI| full great devotion to the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
170 VI| of our Lord, and of his passion, and did so much that Tyburtius
171 VI| saw in the hour of their passion angels clear shining and
172 VI| our Lord. She suffered her passion about the year of our Lord
173 VI| to Rome and saw that his passion approached, he ordained
174 VI| year, in the time of his passion, the sea departed by seven
175 VII| tribulation, as it appeared in her passion.~But now I leave this young
176 VII| whosomever shall remember my passion, be it at his death or in
177 VII| them that shall hallow thy passion, I promise the comfort of
178 VII| death together, of whom the passion is holden another time.
179 VII| all they that worship her passion that they might be kept
180 VII| charged the fiends by his passion that they should not noy
181 VII| fell oft in the epileptical passion, and when the lady his wife
182 VII| behind him. And as in his passion he praised and blessed our
183 VII| Here followeth the Passion of S. Quiriacus.~In the
184 VII| for us suffered death and passion. Amen.~
185 VII| our humanity, after his passion, by the virtue of his resurrection
186 VII| this, that our Lord in his passion honoured and prayed to God
187 VII| The first is the cruel passion of our Lord Jesu Christ.
188 VII| and lamentation, for the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
189 VII| think on that same holy passion; and during that time men
190 VII| signifying that the virtue of the passion peaceth the creatures to
191 VII| compassion that he hath of the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
192 VII| which signifieth the blessed passion of our Lord on the holy
193 VII| inciteth us to have mind of the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
194 VII| to the end that, by his passion we be incited to charity,
195 VII| hope of our health; for his passion showeth to us charity, for
196 VII| his heart to think on the passion of Christ. And thus doing,
197 VII| our Lord suffered in his passion. The first is, that before
198 VII| remembered of the blessed passion and of the precious body
199 VII| us that through the holy passion of our Lord very peace is
200 VII| meditating and thinking on the passion of our Lord Jesu Christ,
201 VII| article belongeth to his passion, that is to say, he suffered
202 VII| Pancrace. May 12, iii. 182. ~Passion of our Lord, i. 66.~Pastor,
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