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1 I| for the air, and the star judge in great fear. The sixth
2 I| go tofore the face of the judge. And God shall send this
3 I| also in soul. And then the judge shall dispute and reprove
4 I| when they shall see their judge and him that giveth life
5 I| shall see the sovereign judge, whom the Jews crucified.
6 I| perceive the words of the judge, which would not keep the
7 I| the perfect men that shall judge others; not that they shall
8 I| judgment; for the sovereign judge shall only give the sentence,
9 I| their seats and sit with the judge, like as Jesu Christ promised
10 I| the sentence given of the judge, as do the assistants in
11 I| approve the sentence of the judge that is good and just. And
12 I| judgment written with the judge. Thirdly, that shall be
13 I| And he shall say to the judge: Right true judge deme and
14 I| to the judge: Right true judge deme and judge this sinner
15 I| Right true judge deme and judge this sinner to be mine for
16 I| mine. Right just deemer, judge him to be mine for to be
17 I| them that will suffer no judge over them, to the end that
18 I| wickedness may overcome and judge them or else that he suffer
19 I| which before had slain their judge. And it was told to him
20 I| despoiler, we see him a judge but no beseecher, he comes
21 I| also wisdom for to deem and judge, whereof saith Isaiah: shall
22 I| spirit upon them that shall judge and deem truly. He giveth
23 I| sweetness that was in him for to judge the people. Moses was most
24 I| show that we abide him a judge to come. And also he saith:
25 I| that before a felonous judge he held his peace and spake
26 I| hath me in despite, God judge this between thee and me.
27 I| stranger, shalt thou rule and judge us? We shall put thee to
28 I| ordained thee prince and judge upon us? wilt thou slay
29 I| them they come to me to judge them, and to show to them
30 I| deans that may in all times judge the people. And if there
31 I| referred to thee, and let them judge the small things; it shall
32 I| which at all times should judge and deem the people. And
33 II| in knowledge that I shall judge his house for wickedness,
34 II| ordain to us a king that may judge and rule us like as all
35 II| people be. And our king shall judge us and go before us, and
36 II| slain thee if I would; God judge between thee and me. And
37 II| manner, she went to the judge, and would return and lay
38 II| And anon the provost and judge commanded that the son should
39 II| AEgeas, which was provost and judge of the town, in the faith,
40 II| which hast deserved to be a judge, to know thy judge which
41 II| be a judge, to know thy judge which is in heaven, and
42 II| made her to come tofore a judge named Paschasius, which
43 II| many of the servants of the judge put hand to, for to draw
44 II| move me. Of these words the judge was sore tormented And S.
45 II| assay. And hereof was the judge more tormented, for he saw
46 II| martyrdom. The friends of the judge saw that he was confused
47 II| her of adultery tofore the judge which was her own father.
48 II| give the sentence, and be judge of the disputation. Then
49 II| that shall come to deem and judge the living and the dead,
50 II| firmly in his faith, the judge did do anoint all his body
51 II| am Leo of the Papal See, Judge. To whom Hilary said: If
52 II| keeper of my body. Then the judge all araged made to take
53 II| I shall go answer to the judge. To whom Valerian said:
54 II| S. Vincent turned to the judge, and said to Dacian: Thou
55 II| eyes, that is: a wicked judge, a cruel tormentor, and
56 II| Basil: Now go thou forth and judge thou between them, and not
57 II| began to cry, saying: God be judge between me and thee, for
58 II| writing to his disciples: Judge ye never before the time;
59 II| commandment of God which saith: Judge ye not, and ye shall not
60 III| doubt him, because he is our judge and our Lord, to whose commandments
61 III| cometh in the presence of the judge that hath had no time to
62 III| deeds and sins, ere that the judge call him from the mortal
63 III| and live; much soon the judge heareth the sinner when
64 III| great joy, because that the judge that he had sent for the
65 III| and abide not there as a judge but as a bishop. ~S. Ambrose
66 III| for a poor man, but the judge made to close the gate that
67 III| it happed that after, the judge doubted his enemies and
68 III| Ravenna with Paulin that was judge of the country, and when
69 III| go in the company of the judge Paulin. Then he had so great
70 III| and brought tofore the judge, and he never wept ne cried
71 III| constituted and ordained himself judge of the death and sacrifice,
72 III| Ephesus, he was taken of the judge, which commanded him that
73 III| between two men, and the judge wist not who had wrong.
74 III| sworn and had none harm, the judge, that knew the malice of
75 III| have delivered him to the judge of the city for to punish
76 III| torments he received. And the judge did do dismember the mother
77 III| and complained on unto the judge. Wherefore the judge sent
78 III| the judge. Wherefore the judge sent for Alban and for the
79 III| drew him cruelly to the judge Askepodot, and when the
80 III| and afraid. Then the cruel judge demanded him whose servant
81 III| christian man. Then the judge demanded him where the clerk
82 III| Then said Alban to the judge: O thou judge! the words
83 III| Alban to the judge: O thou judge! the words and menaces that
84 III| by the commandment of the judge he was taken and stretched
85 III| under the governance of the judge six weeks and more, and
86 III| the wicked men. And the judge Askepodot dreaded for to
87 III| him buried quick, but the judge and the people of the city
88 III| Alban was beheaded. And the judge seeing him began to scorn
89 III| same day, and after, the judge gave licence to the people
90 III| faith. And soon after, the judge had knowledge of the departing
91 III| christian. And when the judge saw and knew that the people
92 III| members dried up, and the judge lost his mind and was mad,
93 III| Saviour; messenger of the judge; and foregoer of the King.
94 IV| he felt no pain. Then the judge was much abashed, and commanded
95 IV| where me it shall behove to judge you. I shall spare you here.
96 IV| power that he shall come and judge all the world, and destroy
97 IV| was presented tofore the judge. And she not doing sacrifice
98 IV| wife of the tribune and judge of the town, and baptized
99 IV| presented him to Thaurus the judge, whose son, which was blind,
100 IV| made to see. And when the judge saw that he believed on
101 IV| succeeded a wicked and evil judge, named Dion, which did do
102 IV| child in a cradle. Then the judge being wroth made her head
103 IV| into powder. And when the judge heard thereof, he died and
104 IV| it in the visage of the judge and smote out therewith
105 IV| tofore the throne of the judge, and when the devils accused
106 IV| city of Ephesus. And the judge said to him: Let thy kindred
107 IV| manner. And then said the judge: How may we believe thee
108 IV| himself, and said to the judge that, this is a vision that
109 IV| anon the bishop and the judge sent to Theodosius the emperor,
110 IV| the prison of Quirinus the judge. Which judge said to Hermes
111 IV| Quirinus the judge. Which judge said to Hermes the provost:
112 IV| Blessed Lady S. Mary, that a judge named Stephen was at Rome
113 IV| the judgments. And this judge took away by force three
114 IV| wrongfully. It happed that the judge died and was brought to
115 IV| away from him, and then the judge giving sentence against
116 IV| came to the doom tofore the judge, and the devil opposed to
117 IV| mercy which sitteth by the judge, and study to call her to
118 IV| saints be precious, certes, I judge the death of Mary to be
119 V| persecutest. This is thy judge, in the name of whom all
120 V| like glass. And then the judge, fulfilled with wrath, gave
121 V| denied my debt. And the judge said: It had been better
122 V| world, the foregoer of the Judge, and moyen of all the Trinity.
123 V| bed's head. And after the judge saw Natalie so fair, so
124 V| christian men, and when the judge heard it he followed after
125 V| torments, that she came to the judge and confessed her to be
126 V| constancy. And when the judge slew the christian men,
127 V| martyrs, and spoke to the judge, and said that she suffered
128 V| suffered wrong of him. Then the judge was glad, weening that she
129 V| martyrdom tofore them. And the judge said to her: I had supposed
130 V| was brought tofore the judge. And then she complained
131 V| again to prison, and the judge followed her, and would
132 V| divine made the hands of the Judge to be lame. And then the
133 V| to be lame. And then the judge weened to have been enchanted,
134 V| then Apulius said to the judge: The virtue of christian
135 V| sword drawn he cried to the judge that he had liefer slay
136 V| she was taken thence, the judge said to his chancellor that
137 V| to sit on. And when the judge saw that, he was much confounded,
138 V| Christ our Lord. And the judge clad him with clothes of
139 V| ouches of gold. And then the judge ate himself for madness,
140 V| Priscus, her adversary and judge, is overcome. The virgin
141 V| fortune. Then the proconsul or judge commanded them that they
142 V| and came again tofore the judge. And when the judge saw
143 V| the judge. And when the judge saw them, he said: Ye overcome
144 V| devils departed. Then the judge said: Lo! ye may see how
145 V| came all whole tofore the judge. Then the judge commanded
146 V| tofore the judge. Then the judge commanded the three to be
147 V| wounded many of them. Then the judge, replenished with woodness,
148 V| the martyrs. And when the judge saw that, he was confused
149 V| vengeance by the sovereign judge. And the holy angel said:
150 V| a christian man. And the judge said: Thou liest, thou art
151 V| nothing, and anon then the judge commended that he should
152 V| thence shall come for to judge the world: See. And because
153 V| they were presented to the judge and were put again to new
154 VI| fixed to the cross, and the judge and all they that were there
155 VI| for all that he mocked the judge. Then the judge did do put
156 VI| mocked the judge. Then the judge did do put into his mouth
157 VI| puissant assessors of the judge perdurable, they be sweet
158 VI| the king, approved of the judge, dedicated of God, always
159 VI| renounce the dignity to be judge of the knights, and also
160 VI| and two angels said to the judge: This is he for whom Martin
161 VI| that he had sent to the judge for to deliver her to the
162 VI| the torments. And when the judge was advertised of the faith
163 VI| and delivered her unto the judge, and conjured him, by the
164 VI| horrible torments. Then sat the judge in judgment, and when he
165 VI| in them. Then became the judge all wood and angry, and
166 VI| body was all bloody, the judge did do close her in a prison
167 VI| therefore, doubt not the judge, for I shall be with thee,
168 VI| Lord. And on the morn, the judge commanded that she should
169 VI| Christ, answered to the judge: Thy gods be semblable to
170 VI| with the devils. Then the judge, replenished of ire, commanded
171 VI| not. Then commanded the judge to the hangman that he should
172 VI| long endured this pain, the judge comnnanded that she should
173 VI| Dallasion, and there the judge commanded to slay her with
174 VI| out of the hands of the judge and led her up on a mountain,
175 VI| of Rome, and Marcian the judge. Whom we pray and beseech
176 VI| dread and doubt the heavenly judge. Therefore I make obedience
177 VI| should be hanged, and the judge gave licence to his friends
178 VII| Understand, I pray thee, and judge truly, whom ought I better
179 VII| were all presented to the judge, and after, he said to them:
180 VII| mortal, and hast forsaken the judge of them that be dead and
181 VII| nothing appaired. Then the judge sent for her, supposing
182 VII| marvelled greatly. Then the judge said to her: But if thou
183 VII| Then she answered to the judge: I worship Almighty God
184 VII| other.~Then Fabricius the judge let set up a pillar on high,
185 VII| of Jesu Christ.~Then the judge commanded that this holy
186 VII| disease or hurt. Whereof the judge had great marvel, and said
187 VII| when they were come to the judge they said they were christian
188 VII| torments. And then this cursed judge commanded to smite off her
189 VII| see you here. And then the judge would needs see the abbot
190 VII| anger, and then said the judge: At the least let him command
191 VII| which I consider all day and judge them, howbeit I should always
192 VII| me horrible coming of the judge. And after this he did do
193 VII| led unto the prefect or judge Fabian, which invited them
194 VII| Pilate, that was paynim and judge at that time in Jerusalem,
195 VII| shall come on doomsday to judge both living and dead, the
196 VII| and brought him before the judge, and with a fell and spiteful
197 VII| fell and spiteful mood the judge said to him: Thou rude and
198 VII| for all sinners. As the judge heard that of this holy
199 VII| man. When this tyrannous judge saw that this good S. Erasmus
200 VII| Then commanded the cruel judge that this holy man should
201 VII| God. When this unmerciful judge saw that this no thing him
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