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1 I| men with five loaves of bread. When Jesu Christ was in
2 I| in drink, in likeness of bread and wine. O precious feast
3 I| Holy Sacrament in which the bread and wine be commixed substantially
4 I| species and likeness of bread and wine. He is eaten and
5 I| communication of the breaking of the bread in devout orisons after
6 I| said that the men had eaten bread of angels, but alway, all
7 I| now receive is the living bread which descended from heaven;
8 I| therefore whosoever receive this bread here, worthily he shall
9 I| and most profitable, the bread of the angels or the proper
10 I| morn and was corrupt; this bread may feel no corruption.
11 I| said, the substance of the bread is converted into the blessed
12 I| And thus that which was bread before the consecration,
13 I| cheer thou shalt eat thy bread unto the time thou return
14 I| him, and offered to him bread and wine. This Melchisedech
15 I| tree, and he would bring bread to them for to comfort them.
16 I| in the morning, and took bread and a bottle of water, and
17 I| bare, and delivered to him bread and the pulment that she
18 I| that I walk, and give me bread to eat, and clothes to cover
19 I| countenance and commanded to set bread on the board, and after
20 I| asses laden and bearing bread and victual to spend by
21 I| the world was scarcity of bread, and hunger and famine oppressed
22 I| to Joseph saying: Give us bread, why die we to the lacking
23 I| him that he may eat some bread with us. Then Moses sware
24 I| we sat and had plenty of bread and flesh; why have ye brought
25 I| flesh for to eat and to-morn bread unto your fill, for as much
26 I| ye shall be filled with bread, and ye shall know that
27 I| Moses said: This is the bread that God hath sent you to
28 I| this desert and wilderness? Bread faileth us, there is no
29 II| him, for I shall eat no bread till he come. And so he
30 II| his son with a present of bread, wine, and a kid, to Saul.
31 II| him, for he had eaten no bread of all that day, he was
32 II| and set it tofore him, and bread. And when he had eaten he
33 II| children, eating of his bread and drinking of his cup,
34 II| do to an other. Eat thy bread with the hungry and needy,
35 II| thy clothes. Ordain thy bread and wine upon the sepulture
36 II| They be enfamined and lack bread and water, they be constrained
37 II| he fasted six months to bread and water. and after that
38 II| and eat ye a morsel of bread. And as they were there,
39 II| Provence for to have begged his bread. And as he was going, the
40 II| king sat at meat all the bread that he handled waxed anon
41 II| might eat of it, and the bread that they touched not was
42 II| whole and safe, and such bread as I shall make ready for
43 II| brought to them two loaves of bread ; and when the crow was
44 II| merciful, he hath sent us bread for to eat. It is forty
45 II| or begin to take of the bread. At the last the bread departed
46 II| the bread. At the last the bread departed even between their
47 II| years long, and gave to him bread and water, and in the meanwhile
48 II| bearing a basket full of bread of rye, and in a great anger,
49 III| of this gift, and for the bread, he sent to S. Basil hay,
50 III| by which I may be pure bread for to be presented to my
51 III| and the feet with a little bread and a candle, she brought
52 III| where he lived with barley bread and water, and ware always
53 III| she said: Because that the bread that I have made with my
54 III| turned into semblance of bread as it had been tofore, and
55 III| Romain should let down the bread he bound a bell on the cord,
56 III| thereof he received his bread, but the devil having, envy
57 III| he sent to him a loaf of bread envenomed. After, when S.
58 III| Benet said to him: Take this bread hardily and bear it away.
59 III| for hunger. Then all the bread of the abbey failed, and
60 III| in so great misease for bread? If ye have none this day
61 III| three fair white loaves of bread all hot which were of marvellous
62 III| made offering to God of bread and wine in the presence
63 III| I bought three loaves of bread. And after, I heard anon
64 III| with a staff begging his bread, and in a place where he
65 III| to life. Then took he the bread and made the benediction
66 III| have been fed with heavenly bread and drink, and comforted
67 III| was given to them brown bread, black and rough, which
68 III| years, that he never ate bread of wheat, ne drank wine,
69 III| refection he would take barley bread with ashes, and fasted every
70 III| straitly with a morsel of bread a day. And when the child
71 III| and commanded to fetch bread and wine to the king, and
72 III| with five loaves of barley bread and two fishes, in the presence
73 III| she had nothing but barley bread, and sometime beans, the
74 III| obedience to eat with her bread, fish and milk, and how
75 III| to others whole loaves of bread, and sometimes she so hasted
76 IV| witnesseth, for he said: Bread only with olives, and seldom
77 IV| trees and turn stones into bread; endure in the fire without
78 IV| He gave to them of the bread that he had blessed, and
79 IV| tofore them the loaves of bread that he had brought, so
80 IV| to Malchus to go and buy bread in the city, and bade him
81 IV| he came to the sellers of bread, and heard the men speak
82 IV| then went to them that sold bread. And when he showed his
83 IV| and keep both money and bread, but they held him, and
84 IV| years that he never ate bread of wheat, ne drank wine,
85 IV| the ashes after his barley bread, and fasted every day, and
86 IV| him, all the Lent, with bread and water, so that by the
87 IV| and they had but little bread. Then S. Dominic commanded
88 IV| commanded to divide the bread in as many parts as there
89 IV| them had broken a morsel of bread with joy, there came two
90 IV| their necks, were full of bread; and when they had given
91 IV| and eat it instead of holy bread. And the reason why is,
92 IV| forty-five days, fasting on bread and water, and at the last
93 IV| found a much white loaf of bread, but him seemed that it
94 V| which boldly would take bread from the board. And when
95 V| board. And when Rocke lacked bread, that hound, by the purveyance
96 V| brought from the lord's board bread unto Rocke. Which thing
97 V| that he bare so away the bread, but he wist not to whom
98 V| the hound delivered the bread to S. Rocke. Then Gotard
99 V| without reason bringeth to him bread. I therefore, that have
100 V| the hound brought no more bread. Gotard asked counsel how
101 V| counsel how he might have bread, for more and more he hungered
102 V| visage thou shalt eat thy bread, and that he should return
103 V| way of Christ and demand bread in the name of Jesu. Then
104 V| great knowledge, and begged bread and alms at the door of
105 V| would not, but sent him bread, and he would none take,
106 V| of his eyes were to him bread day and night, when he saw
107 V| she took a loaf of barley bread and went unto the city of
108 V| and sustained him with bread of tribulation and with
109 V| brought to Elijah a loaf of bread baked under ashes and a
110 V| to eat the remnant of his bread upon the ground. He would
111 V| by many miracles, for the bread that was brought to him
112 V| each of them a morsel of bread, and warned them, as he
113 V| which served him with barley bread and water, and that in right
114 V| should give to her a little bread and water. And when the
115 V| light, and delivered to him bread, saying: Take this, my dear
116 VI| God that this morsel of bread may choke me if I consented
117 VI| Then the king blessed the bread, and bade him eat it, and
118 VI| that thou wilt offer this bread unto Almighty God for my
119 VI| a man which gave to him bread, and when he had eaten he
120 VI| Clare was but one loaf of bread, ne there might no more
121 VI| she fasted two lentens to bread and water only, save the
122 VI| refection an ounce and a half of bread. She was never without hair
123 VI| very God in the form of bread, the sacrament, than him
124 VI| friars to get them bodily bread, when they failed them that
125 VI| there, she would not eat but bread. She took so great rigour
126 VI| such wise that unnethe any bread was given to her in four
127 VII| twenty-four loaves, and the bread that we leave at dinner
128 VII| content to have a little bread made of barley and a little
129 VII| little vessel and a little bread, if it please to God and
130 VII| with that little drink and bread that they had, by the grace
131 VII| it both of drink and of bread. On the morn next, with
132 VII| meat, that is to wit brown bread, and sometimes a little
133 VII| Trygvier. He used brown bread and porridge such as commonly
134 VII| to fast, he fasted with bread and water. And above all
135 VII| three days in the week with bread and water, that is to wit
136 VII| but once a day, and used bread and pottage, such as followeth
137 VII| which days he ate twice. His bread was rustical brown, made
138 VII| with an axes took a little bread that before had been wet
139 VII| multiplied in his garret, and the bread in his hand sometimes. Many
140 VII| when he had given all his bread to poor folks, loaves of
141 VII| to poor folks, loaves of bread were brought to him enough
142 VII| other silver, others offered bread, and others offered wine,
143 VII| sometimes shepherds took some bread and put it on a stone, and
144 VII| the canon, and that same bread was turned and converted
145 VII| the cross, both over the bread and over the wine, and these
146 VII| sign of the cross over the bread and over the wine, in the
147 VII| acceptable, so that this bread be transferred into thy
148 VII| Sherethursday, where he took bread, and yielding graces to
149 VII| there he bruiseth not the bread, but to that signification
150 VII| After, he blesseth the bread, making the sign of the
151 VII| and soon therewith is the bread converted into the proper
152 VII| that the substance of the bread and of the wine is changed
153 VII| that is, that of food of bread and wine, both flesh and
154 VII| virtue of his words that the bread and the wine is converted
155 VII| oft and many times, the bread is converted into the proper
156 VII| ninth miracle is, when the bread is converted into the precious
157 VII| and not therefore it is no bread, but it is the body of Jesu
158 VII| given under the likeness of bread, for this, that that might
159 VII| maketh three crosses over the bread and over the wine, the which
160 VII| consecrated under the likeness of bread and of wine. The third thing
161 VII| disciples: Take ye all of this bread and eat it, it is mine own
162 VII| shall take the heavenly bread and I shall call the name
163 VII| keverchief, iv. 33.~Poisoned bread known by raven, iii. 85.~
164 VII| iii. 78.~Shepherds turn bread into flesh, vii. 239.~Shrift,
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