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  1     I|         and to give us glory. S. Gregory putteth four causes of the
  2     I|          to him by force. And S. Gregory saith of him: Robustos quippe
  3     I|          orders. For thus, as S. Gregory saith: at the day of judgment
  4     I|          light. Whereof saith S. Gregory: If the passion of Jesu
  5     I|       not be idle. This saith S. Gregory: If it work, it is great,
  6     I|          he ought to repress. S. Gregory in his homilies putteth
  7     I|          fast. And this saith S. Gregory: Wherefore keep we not this
  8     I|       the contrary. For after S. Gregory: Adam sinned by pride, by
  9     I|         this reason assigneth S. Gregory upon Ezechiel saying: The
 10     I|        of ours. Whereof saith S. Gregory: Our Lord by example hath
 11     I|        seen. And hereof speaketh Gregory Nyssen and S. Austin, like
 12     I|    instituted it, that was Saint Gregory the Pope, and that was at
 13     I|          found in the life of S. Gregory. Secondly, this Litany is
 14     I|          when they were made, S. Gregory ordained them by seven ordinances.
 15     I|   ascended into heaven. After S. Gregory, the first, that is to wit
 16     I|        Ghost do miracles. For S. Gregory saith: The miracles maketh
 17     I|        love. And hereof saith S. Gregory: The Holy Ghost appeared
 18     I|      operation. Whereof saith S. Gregory: The love of God is never
 19     I|        saw God. Whereof saith S. Gregory: The Holy Ghost is said
 20     I|     power be put out, whereof S. Gregory recounteth in his dialogue,
 21     I|         which be all equal as S. Gregory saith: As long as thou believest
 22     I|     shedding of tears. For as S. Gregory saith: The thought of an
 23    II|          and misery, of which S. Gregory hath made a great book called:
 24    II|         called: The morals of S. Gregory, which is a noble book and
 25    II|        and eighty seven. ~And S. Gregory telleth in the first book
 26   III|           And therefore saith S. Gregory: The good work ought to
 27   III|                            Of S. Gregory the Pope.~Gregory is said
 28   III|          Of S. Gregory the Pope.~Gregory is said of grex, which is
 29   III|          to say a preacher. Then Gregory is to say as a preacher
 30   III|     noble doctor or preacher. Or Gregory is to say in our language
 31   III|        compiled and ordained.~S. Gregory was born of the parentage
 32   III|          time it happed that, S. Gregory in his cell of the same
 33   III|        have pity on him. Then S. Gregory commanded that there should
 34   III|          yet help him; on whom S Gregory had yet pity, and did to
 35   III|       his great loss, so that S. Gregory commanded his provost that
 36   III|         send him pottage. And S. Gregory commanded anon that that
 37   III|        this angel appeared to S. Gregory and said to him that God
 38   III|      happed afterward that as S. Gregory passed through the market
 39   III|         were for to sell. And S. Gregory demanded from whence they
 40   III|   answered, of England. After S. Gregory demanded if they were christian,
 41   III|          paynims. Then sighed S. Gregory and said: Alas, what fair
 42   III|          angels. And for that S. Gregory went to the pope, and by
 43   III|        the Romans heard say that Gregory was sent into England, anon
 44   III|          this that thou hast let Gregory go out of Rome. Of which
 45   III|          his messengers after S. Gregory, and commanded him to return
 46   III|       Pelagius died, and then S. Gregory was elect of all the people
 47   III|       upon the ditch in which S. Gregory was; and a recluse, a holy
 48   III|      descended from heaven to S. Gregory and after went up again.
 49   III|      went up again. Anon then S. Gregory was taken of the people
 50   III|        cæli lætare, etc., and S. Gregory put thereto: Ora pro nobis,
 51   III|    alleluia. At the same time S. Gregory saw an angel upon a castle
 52   III|       the sheath, and thereby S. Gregory understood that the pestilence
 53   III|      called the Castle Angel.~S. Gregory did every day so great alms
 54   III|        vanished away, whereof S. Gregory had marvel. The night after
 55   III|          person. ~Another day S. Gregory commanded to his dispenser
 56   III|     twelve poor men, and when S. Gregory and the poor men were set
 57   III|       but twelve, and said to S. Gregory: Holy father, there be no
 58   III|         more. Then considered S. Gregory that, one of the pilgrims
 59   III|         old. And after dinner S. Gregory took him by the hand and
 60   III|          him in a vision that S. Gregory and he should have like
 61   III|      poverty to the riches of S. Gregory which lovest more thy cat,
 62   III|         stroke and play, than S. Gregory doth all his riches, for
 63   III|         merit and reward with S. Gregory in the glory of paradise.~
 64   III|          a day it happed that S. Gregory sang mass in the church
 65   III|         of her son. On a time S. Gregory went by the market of Rome
 66   III|       sickness. Then answered S. Gregory that he had liefer to have
 67   III|        and communed, and when S. Gregory should give to her the holy
 68   III|         began to smile tofore S. Gregory, and anon he withdrew his
 69   III|        Lord Jesu Christ. Anon S. Gregory put himself to prayer with
 70   III|       were risen from prayer, S. Gregory saw the holy sacrament in
 71   III|      after, by the prayers of S. Gregory, the flesh of the sacrament
 72   III|      more firm in the faith. ~S. Gregory made and ordained the song
 73   III|    numerari. At the last when S. Gregory had been pope thirteen years,
 74   III|           Let us then pray to S. Gregory that he get us grace that
 75   III|          And the holy doctor, S. Gregory, wrote his life.~
 76   III|        him and all his servants.~Gregory of Tours telleth that there
 77   III|          body to do well. For as Gregory of Nyssen saith: We have
 78   III|       honorably. And of him said Gregory of Tours, doctor: That if
 79   III|          Lord Jesu Christ, by S. Gregory, then being pope of Rome.
 80   III|        God, hospitality, whom S. Gregory the pope hath sent to convert
 81   III|     emperor of Rome. And then S. Gregory, the pope, established for
 82    IV|      hundred and sixty-four. ~S. Gregory recordeth that a lady visited
 83    IV|         out by christian men. S. Gregory saith that the great force
 84    IV|      half in that other. ~And S. Gregory recounteth in his dialogues
 85    IV|          And in the same book S. Gregory saith when that a holy priest
 86    IV|         death in one day, yet S. Gregory ordained that that day specially
 87    IV|       saith S. Dionysius. And S. Gregory telleth that there was a
 88    IV|          divers torments. And S. Gregory calleth this blessed Felicitas
 89    IV|         he was. ~On a day, as S. Gregory recounteth, in his dialogues,
 90    IV|        another name, Decius. ~S. Gregory saith in his dialogues that
 91    IV|        burning appeared visibly. Gregory of Tours saith that when
 92    IV|       anon the ache was gone. S. Gregory telleth in his book of dialogues
 93    IV|         broken off the chalice. ~Gregory rehearseth in his register
 94     V|     great honour of the paynims. Gregory of Tours rehearseth of the
 95     V|         the land of Calabria, S. Gregory into the city of Columna,
 96     V|        something. The blessed S. Gregory saith thus of his books
 97     V|       man of great virtue, as S. Gregory saith in his dialogue, whose
 98     V|          After the death of Pope Gregory, anon the citizens of Rome
 99     V|        men in all things. And S. Gregory recordeth in the third book
100     V|         every each had done.~But Gregory passeth the manner of this
101     V|     manner of the vision that S. Gregory leaveth. When each had said,
102     V|          he baptized the Jew.~S. Gregory rehearseth in his dialogues
103     V|         the eighth pope after S. Gregory, did do make a noble church
104     V|        God. And oft-times, as S. Gregory saith, when a thing of marvellous
105     V| apparition happed in the time of Gregory the pope. For when the said
106     V|          of the first Gerarchia, Gregory accordeth with Dionysius,
107     V|         principates and virtues. Gregory and Bernard have another
108     V|          is understood, after S. Gregory, that which is said in the
109     V|         be above all, like as S. Gregory showeth in his homily. For
110     V|         Gregorius; this saith S. Gregory. Fourthly, they ought to
111     V|     their woodness and went unto Gregory Nazianzen, bishop of Constantinople.
112    VI|         Emmaus, as some say. And Gregory saith in his Morals, that
113    VI|          the fourth pope from S. Gregory, about the year of our Lord
114    VI|       the people that came, Pope Gregory established this feast to
115    VI|         feast of every saint, S. Gregory the pope hath ordained and
116    VI|         used in Egypt. And after Gregory also, this is treble martyrdom
117    VI|    showed to some, after that S. Gregory saith: That some souls be
118    VI| appeareth by an ensample that S. Gregory reciteth in the fourth book
119    VI|  ensample of Paschasius, of whom Gregory telleth in the fourth book
120    VI|   appeareth by ensample, that S. Gregory putteth in his fourth book
121    VI|        many examples.~Like as S. Gregory recounteth, in the fourth
122    VI|       after he died. And then S. Gregory commanded his brethren that
123    VI|      perdition. Nevertheless, S. Gregory commanded one of his brethren
124    VI|      that be dead is fasting. S. Gregory, in speaking of this matter
125    VI|          in that place. The pope Gregory had much great faith and
126    VI|          it happed that the pope Gregory defended that no friar should
127    VI|        forthon well may the pope Gregory take from us all the friars,
128    VI|         of God. Anon as the pope Gregory heard this tiding he repealed
129   VII|   Pelagius the predecessor of S. Gregory but another tofore him.
130   VII|           Pelagius, to Pelagius, Gregory. In the time of this Pelagius
131   VII|         fair oratory. To whom S. Gregory sent the books of dialogues,
132   VII|         therefore established S. Gregory to sing the office in the
133   VII|          of her people. And when Gregory was dead Sabine succeeded
134   VII|       left, and the office of S. Gregory was solemnly published,
135   VII|         all the church. And then Gregory came forward and changed
136   VII|      introit of the mass, and S. Gregory ordained the introit of
137   VII|           Ambrose, Gelasius, and Gregory added thereto collects and
138   VII|           Ambrose, Gelasius, and Gregory, established to be sung
139   VII|         was made pope and called Gregory, and when he was in the
140   VII|        and such prelates as Pope Gregory had do be assembled at the
141   VII|         the same pope. And after Gregory died, which was oppressed
142   VII|         was sent for of the Pope Gregory the tenth, he went by Champagne
143   VII|         our Lord Jesu Christ. S. Gregory exposeth it thus: Alle,
144   VII|    Gorgone. September 9, v. 119.~Gregory. March 12, iii. 60.~Grysogone.
145   VII|        vi. 190.~Alms-deeds of S. Gregory, iii. 61.~Ambrose, S., his
146   VII|          Angel entertained by S. Gregory, iii. 66.~----instructs
147   VII|          English children and S. Gregory, iii. 62.~— children at
148   VII|       buys the Papacy, vii. 133.~Gregory, S., his additions to the
149   VII|        Lady, ii. 127.~Mass of S. Gregory, miracle of the, iii. 69.~
150   VII|       iii. 68.~—punishment of S. Gregory therefor, iii. 68.~Trance