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1 I| the third, of vehement and marvellous operation of the fire. As
2 I| second manner shall be by marvellous operation of miracles, whereof
3 I| move great tempests and marvellous waves in the water, and
4 I| palace. Yet happed more marvellous thing; for like as the fiends
5 I| that it should seem more marvellous when it is seen that it
6 I| institution of so healthful and marvellous a sacrament, to the end
7 I| notwithstanding the great miracles and marvellous that he did and showed for
8 I| demandest thou my name, which is marvellous? And he blessed him in the
9 II| the doors. And this was a marvellous thing, for at the hour of
10 II| devised to the apostle a marvellous palace, and delivered to
11 II| another miracle, not less marvellous: that in Cæsarea of Cappadocia,
12 II| of the flowers, which was marvellous, was smelled out of the
13 II| in another place that a marvellous thing is set tofore our
14 II| The conversion of him was marvellous by reason of him that made
15 II| which showed there his marvellous puissance in that he said:
16 II| Secondly, he showed his marvellous wisdom. His marvellous wisdom
17 II| his marvellous wisdom. His marvellous wisdom was in that he took
18 II| Secondly the conversion was marvellous of him that ordained it,
19 II| puissance. Thirdly, it was marvellous by the virtue of the suffering
20 III| great moderation. She was marvellous debonair and pitiful to
21 III| conceived his mother had a marvellous dream whereof she was so
22 III| demandest thou my name, which is marvellous? Nevertheless know thou
23 III| and some have had there marvellous visions and seen grisly
24 III| bread all hot which were of marvellous beauty and sweetness, for
25 III| destruction came, God showed marvellous signs. For there was a star,
26 III| began to chauffe and to be marvellous angry for anguish. Then
27 III| one day, there issued a marvellous odour and sweet savour,
28 III| baptist, prerogative of marvellous honour; in messenger, prerogative
29 III| marble which is upon him, of marvellous work of gold and of gems.
30 III| upon the said vessel, and a marvellous thing happed, for the vessel
31 III| despised this world, and was of marvellous holy life, which demanded
32 III| health, the which by the marvellous puissance of God, at the
33 IV| third is conversion much marvellous, and therefore he is said
34 IV| and therefore he is said marvellous of election, for it was
35 IV| over all, and was reputed marvellous. He get to him many friends
36 IV| wonder at Job, for he was a marvellous champion, but Paul was not
37 IV| was asleep, and dreamed a marvellous dream. For him seemed that
38 IV| prison, and there was seen a marvellous brightness in the prison,
39 IV| to know the truth of this marvellous vision, and made his prayers
40 IV| which is as much to say as marvellous, and naris, that is, by
41 IV| who saith, he was a man of marvellous discretion. Or he is said
42 IV| unto the paynims, who did marvellous signs of virtues to them
43 IV| O most worthy bishop of marvellous praising, thou deservedst
44 IV| the same day, smelling a marvellous sweet odour, incorrupt,
45 IV| savour was felt. And by the marvellous flavour and sweetness; and
46 IV| his tongue oft, and made a marvellous sound of confusion. And
47 IV| strength; and fourthly, in the marvellous battle and manner of his
48 IV| great dignity. And how the marvellous strength of his courage
49 IV| tormented of a new manner of marvellous torments, and the greater
50 IV| was right excellent in the marvellous battle, and in the manner
51 IV| name? which is great and marvellous. All the apostles shall
52 IV| replenished all the land with marvellous sweetness. And then all
53 IV| he hath enhanced them by marvellous honour, that to them is
54 IV| person the service of thy marvellous departing out of the earth.
55 IV| rehearseth a dreadful and marvellous mystery of dissension natural
56 IV| virgin, mother of God, be marvellous above nature and be more
57 IV| heard sound sweetly and a marvellous odour was felt sweet smelling.
58 IV| emperor at Balthernas a marvellous church in the honour of
59 IV| was a Greek, saith many marvellous things of the assumption
60 V| him a little, suddenly a marvellous comfort and hope entered
61 V| through all the prison a marvellous light, in such wise that
62 V| vanquished the devil by marvellous and convenable puissance,
63 V| of thy divine Trinity in marvellous manner, and thy majesty,
64 V| by what louings is the marvellous apostle to be honoured.
65 V| the days fulfilled in thy marvellous sweetness, for to consider
66 V| and works he was holden marvellous. He refused to come to any
67 V| table tofore her a finger of marvellous whiteness, and she received
68 V| S. Stephen of Sens had a marvellous sweetness in their sound,
69 V| And as he slept he saw a marvellous vision. Him thought there
70 V| volucremque Johannem.~But it is marvellous for to see how the blessed
71 V| abiden be wont to be more marvellous. And therefore Anne thy
72 V| doctrine, and was holden marvellous of all them of the sect
73 V| And all this gave to them marvellous refreshing, and did to them
74 V| Gregory saith, when a thing of marvellous virtue is done, Michael
75 V| attributed to him many things of marvellous virtue. For like as Daniel
76 V| archangels, and be they that make marvellous signs and works puissantly,
77 V| First, for the reason of his marvellous changing, for it is known
78 V| castles by a fervent and marvellous desire. There was a friar
79 V| which seemed outward of marvellous holiness, and kept silence
80 V| brethren. He was replenished of marvellous joy for the love of his
81 V| is showed that he was a marvellous rhetorician by eloquence,
82 VI| spirit was passed, they saw a marvellous beauty, and a heavenly sight
83 VI| they saw it shine with a marvellous brightness for the clearness
84 VI| crown on his head, and had marvellous light about him. And he
85 VI| was removed they felt a marvellous sweet savour, that all the
86 VI| also he had in his foot a marvellous swelling and a great, that
87 VI| the sun, and when he is marvellous high in the air he seeth
88 VI| This daughter shone full of marvellous honesty, wisdom, and beauty,
89 VI| them, seeing her beauty so marvellous, was abashed, and began
90 VI| the visage of Thaddeus a marvellous and godly brightness. And
91 VI| did do make a church of marvellous greatness in the honour
92 VI| made a greater temple, more marvellous and high than all the others,
93 VI| saints, and say that he is marvellous in them. For who that doth
94 VI| through, whereby he felt a marvellous torment. And the dead man
95 VI| on these stones is of a marvellous sweet odour, and that endureth
96 VI| Virgin S. Clare.~There was a marvellous holy woman in the city of
97 VI| hele and keep secret the marvellous virtue of her prayer, by
98 VI| that this conversion was marvellous, and yet more to be wondered
99 VI| very saint. But there was a marvellous thing to hear, for she was
100 VI| Faustus, and Macidiana was of marvellous beauty. Her husband's brother
101 VI| were pillars of glass of marvellous length, and as S. Peter
102 VII| Athanasius, by her preaching and marvellous work of our Lord, was converted
103 VII| that was ravished with so marvellous joy that she could not speak,
104 VII| church she heard a melody of marvellous sweetness, which passed
105 VII| Katherine seemeth and appeareth marvellous in five things: first, in
106 VII| dignity. First she appeared marvellous in wisdom, in her was all
107 VII| emperor. Secondly, she was marvellous in eloquence, for she had
108 VII| puissantly. Thirdly, she was marvellous in constancy, for she was
109 VII| beauty. Fifthly, she was marvellous in privilege of dignity,
110 VII| she, a ladder of gold of a marvellous height erect to heaven,
111 VII| Then he, considering the marvellous work of God in this holy
112 VII| saw it. O merciful God and marvellous above all things, to whom
113 VII| whose passing was felt a marvellous sweet odour, as the house
114 VII| other and there issued a marvellous sweet odour. And after,
115 VII| to him: Right noble and marvellous men have worshipped our
116 VII| agreeable, and thereout issued a marvellous odour, and the fruit was
117 VII| fine gold, and shone by marvellous clearness, and saw in the
118 VII| many years in great and marvellous penance, full of virtues.
119 VII| Christ, of whom be read marvellous acts, which fell and died
120 VII| his prayers two angels in marvellous habit appeared to him, saying
121 VII| scripture. Whereof he made marvellous books in theology, logic,
122 VII| like as Moses made many marvellous signs tofore the children
123 VII| not to be forgotten what marvellous tokens were shewed when
124 VII| blessed saint with many marvellous signs and miracles. By his
125 VII| ye understand thing much marvellous and of great miracle, for,
126 VII| him, yet greater and more marvellous miracle was made for him,
127 VII| by a columbe or dove of marvellous splendour which openly was
128 VII| hood, whereof was great and marvellous miracle. On a time when
129 VII| himself showed wonderful and marvellous on his saint, gave and betook
130 VII| that he should appear more marvellous. And as the debonair king
131 VII| office of charity and of marvellous humility, humbly and devoutly
132 VII| general of the said order. Marvellous and much wonderful thing
133 VII| all manner delices.~He had marvellous compassion on the poor people,
134 VII| consider nine miracles much marvellous, the which may be approved
135 VII| Christ's seamless coat, marvellous effect of, i. 84.~Circumcision,
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