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1 II| of Mirea died and other bishops assembled for to purvey
2 II| showed this to the other bishops and admonished them for
3 II| Lord perpetual unto the bishops that be under me, and to
4 II| required and prayed of the bishops of the country of Ephesus
5 II| churches and had ordained bishops and priests in them, and
6 II| a great lord and sixteen bishops. And from thence was sent
7 II| the king sent for all the bishops to appear tofore him at
8 II| wroth departed. Then the bishops all counselled S. Thomas
9 II| Thomas. And then certain bishops required S. Thomas to obey
10 II| Northampton, and to bring all the bishops of this land with him, and
11 II| help and succour, for the bishops which ought to be with him
12 II| striving have you made all the bishops that should abide by the
13 II| unto that demand. And the bishops desired S. Thomas to obey
14 II| in the meanwhile certain bishops went to Rome for to complain
15 II| bulls commanding all the bishops of Christendom to keep and
16 II| Archbishop of York, and other bishops, which was against the statutes
17 II| in the counsel of seventy bishops recordeth, like as it is
18 II| hundred men. Then came the bishops of the idols unto the emperor
19 II| by the suggestion of two bishops of that sect he was exiled,
20 II| was exiled, with which two bishops he disputed, and overcame
21 II| heresy, called a counsel of bishops, but he sent not for S.
22 II| confirmed all the other bishops that were there in the faith,
23 II| by, and said to him: The bishops of the idols deceive you
24 II| ne none other. ~Then the bishops of the idols made a great
25 II| where the bodies of two bishops were buried, and the two
26 II| then S. John with the two bishops returned into their sepulture.
27 III| mandment of the Emperor, many bishops came to Rome, among whom
28 III| upon her mouth. There were bishops, priests, clerks, canons,
29 III| right great honour by the bishops, priests, clerks, monks,
30 III| city of Carthage were three bishops together at dinner, and
31 III| of christian men, and the bishops of the idols awaited for
32 III| himself to the judgment of the bishops. But the bishops answered:
33 III| of the bishops. But the bishops answered: God forbid that
34 III| men had taken, and many bishops, religious, and great plenty
35 III| come tofore him all the bishops, seven days tofore his death,
36 III| this he did do call the bishops of the idols, and demanded
37 III| great variance among the bishops of this land for the holding
38 III| Canterbury and by other bishops, but within short time after
39 III| faith, and by his ordinance bishops were ordained to minister
40 III| Maximian, of the priests and bishops of the idols, to the end
41 III| much loved S. Edward, the bishops and clergy, by the counsel
42 III| came with a multitude of bishops, abbots, priors and of the
43 III| instituted twenty-four bishops or high priests, of whom
44 III| Rome; he took leave of the bishops privily, without witting
45 III| and mother. The two holy bishops went from thence into England,
46 III| this life fifty years, the bishops that were that time, saw
47 IV| years, and ordained two bishops as his helpers, Linus and
48 IV| at Shaftesbury. These two bishops, Dunstan and Ethelwold,
49 IV| and Arles, with many other bishops and abbots, and also king
50 IV| and bade him, with his bishops, go and seek the place where
51 IV| the archbishop, with other bishops, and many other people came
52 IV| fell down, and when the bishops saw that, they presented
53 IV| house. After this, when the bishops had accused him to Vespasian,
54 IV| precious stones, and all the bishops that would confess the resurrection
55 IV| thence he was exiled of the bishops unto Milan again, from whence
56 IV| a council of forty-eight bishops and condemned Constantius
57 IV| assembled a council of many bishops, and called Denis, and sent
58 IV| of Milan, and twenty-nine bishops he made subscribe the same
59 IV| Denis and the twenty-nine bishops had subscribed, and then
60 IV| Eusebius and to the other bishops for to subscribe, but the
61 IV| for to subscribe, but the bishops, enhardened of Eusebius,
62 IV| him from the middle of the bishops and beat him cruelly, and
63 IV| Paulinus, and all the other bishops that Eusebius had enhardened.
64 IV| and commanded that all the bishops which had been exiled should
65 IV| bishop, and called the other bishops, and went to the place that
66 IV| Jerusalem and all the other bishops of Palestine which dwelled
67 V| day following, when the bishops sacrificed within the palace
68 V| the apostle.~Then all the bishops of the idols assembled them
69 V| the king Astrages and the bishops of the temples were ravished
70 V| faith by the relation of the bishops of the temple, made the
71 V| monastery were ten chosen to be bishops. And because the said bishop
72 V| oriental. And therefore many bishops despised him, but he raught
73 V| ordained in the council of the bishops, that all the statutes of
74 V| thereupon the ensamples of three bishops. For when Ambrose was at
75 V| after, came thither three bishops, and each of them would
76 V| passed out of this world, the bishops of the west would in no
77 V| commune ne have to do with the bishops of the east till that, the
78 V| John was set among the bishops his predecessors. And then
79 V| always dear before other bishops. But when the malice of
80 V| and Prothase, of the same bishops, in their church is honourably
81 V| make ye not of your friars bishops and prelates, which should
82 V| heavenly grace that, when the bishops of the idols moved by strife
83 VI| other good men. And some bishops, priests, and men of religion,
84 VI| archbishop of York, with other bishops, did consecrate him, anointed
85 VI| them, and ordained certain bishops for to go to Rome and to
86 VI| king the same time that the bishops came from Rome. And when
87 VI| great company, and many bishops came for to go with them
88 VI| returned from Rome with the bishops, Ethereus was warned of
89 VI| these virgins came with the bishops to Cologne, and found that
90 VI| pope Cyriacus and other bishops, and Ethereus king, with
91 VI| with peace. And then the bishops of the idols made a great
92 VI| duke would have burnt the bishops of the idols, but the apostles
93 VI| Suamar, whereas were seventy bishops of idols, whom they moved
94 VI| said city, and anon all the bishops and the people took them
95 VI| crying cruelly. And when the bishops saw this, they ran upon
96 VI| when he had appeased two bishops that had been in discord,
97 VI| chose of them to be their bishops.~And there was a corpse
98 VI| called to him one of his bishops and demanded counsel of
99 VI| buried her body among the bishops, and hallowed her house
100 VII| in one day, and both made bishops in one day, and in one day
101 VII| hundred and fifty-three bishops, in which synod the pope
102 VII| give to archbishops and bishops tofore their consecration.
103 VII| fifteen. In whose time the bishops and the clerks left their
104 VII| feast to all the barons, bishops, and great lords. And when
105 VII| Nevertheless by the prayer of the bishops and of the barons, the emperor
106 VII| emperor put some of the bishops in prison, and burnt the
107 VII| right of investiture of bishops and of abbots with the ring
108 VII| he came with three other bishops and the master of the knights
109 VII| great company of people, two bishops and many clerks also, and
110 VII| from thence, wherefore the bishops, the priests, the clerks,
111 VII| succession, and of the number of bishops in Paris, how S. Denis was
112 VII| to this day, twenty-six bishops were in the chair of the
113 VII| heard by the leave of the bishops and diocesans, ever going
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