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1 I| dispute and reprove the wicked men of the works of mercy
2 I| calleth these kings Magos, as wicked and evil-doers. For first
3 I| thereof. And because he was wicked himself, he would have wicked
4 I| wicked himself, he would have wicked with him, and sent for him
5 I| tempest to the end that the wicked spirits see the banner of
6 I| redeemed them, and that the wicked people may know that righteously
7 I| foundament, and then the wicked spirits departed and came
8 I| Nimrod came, which was a wicked man and cursed in his works,
9 I| and righteous man with the wicked sinner. I beseech thee,
10 I| will not do ne commit this wicked sin on them. I have two
11 II| man and cursed, and by thy wicked spirit thou shalt be vanquished,
12 II| tofore our eyes, that is: a wicked judge, a cruel tormentor,
13 II| black men bringing forth his wicked deeds, and laid them in
14 II| a buffet and said: Thou wicked man, why amendest thou not
15 II| why amendest thou not thy wicked living? And he said to him:
16 II| misery. mechant, adj. (Fr.), wicked. meiny, n., company or retinue.
17 III| the air where devils and wicked spirits be, because he had
18 III| the seventh year came a wicked tyrant out of Denmark into
19 III| went out, and followed the wicked angel by night, and he brought
20 III| lamentation for him. But anon the wicked tormentors stoned him to
21 III| Jesu Christ. And then these wicked tyrants threw the holy body
22 III| they reproved greatly these wicked tyrants. And they began
23 III| them full sore of their wicked deeds, and cried full meekly
24 III| he was delivered of the wicked spirit, and ever after he
25 III| fall on them, but on the wicked people of the Jews.~There
26 III| supposed that she was a wicked spirit, and anon caught
27 III| in to a town whereas were wicked people who refused his doctrine
28 III| son of the emperor, had a wicked spirit in his body, and
29 III| another wife, which was full wicked, and by her he had a son
30 III| this holy man against the wicked men. And the judge Askepodot
31 III| anger, saying: O thou most wicked man, how great is thy wickedness
32 III| O thou deceiver and most wicked of all men, why hast thou
33 III| he was delivered of the wicked spirit, which ampul, with
34 III| mechant, adj., Fr. mechant, wicked. ~more, adj., elder. ~moyen,
35 IV| had a daughter which had a wicked spirit in her body, which
36 IV| insomuch that devils and wicked spirits went out of the
37 IV| Thessalonica he was pursued of wicked people. In Ephesus he was
38 IV| and said: Take away this wicked man and behead him, and
39 IV| death as malefactors and wicked men. Woe to me that beheld
40 IV| master, but when ill and wicked men depart us. And the separation
41 IV| white dove. And then the wicked traitor drew the body into
42 IV| is said. Then anon this wicked man Askeberd went to Quendred,
43 IV| delivered the maid of the wicked spirit, more than five hundred
44 IV| with wood beatings of the wicked paynims. And because the
45 IV| followed and succeeded a wicked and evil judge, named Dion,
46 IV| seeing a great tourbe of wicked spirits, began to pray and
47 IV| Dominic: I conjure thee, wicked spirit, that thou tell to
48 IV| Bologna which was all given to wicked vanities of the world saw
49 IV| brought tofore S. Donatus, the wicked spirit began to cry and
50 IV| see not the horrible ne wicked spirit ne fiend, and that
51 IV| doubtest thou to see the wicked spirit, sith thou hast broken
52 IV| done any good deeds, the wicked deeds pass the good without
53 IV| that she should not see any wicked spirit. He sent then to
54 IV| come gladly good angels and wicked spirits. And when they heard
55 V| and a player, tempted by a wicked spirit, would return again
56 V| as he made his prayer the wicked spirit said: Ha ! ha! how
57 V| holy man prayed, and the wicked spirit issued out of that
58 V| was departed thence, the wicked spirit entered again. And
59 V| and suffer sweetly among wicked people and be patient among
60 V| told to them that it was a wicked spirit that had spoken to
61 V| that he thought in his bed wicked and cursed things. And on
62 V| about him. And one of these wicked spirits came and adored
63 V| voice all the company of the wicked spirits vanished away. And
64 V| crown, by whose merits the wicked enemy is vanquished, and
65 V| in all virtue. Then two wicked men addressed them against
66 V| have answered: Ye be more wicked and more sinful that ween
67 V| knew well that it was a wicked spirit, and blessed her
68 V| devil said: If God be not wicked, this man shall not escape
69 V| If thou show not to the wicked man his wickedness, I shall
70 V| also full of devils and of wicked spirits as the sunbeams
71 V| there be that chase away the wicked spirits by the virtue of
72 V| war perpetual against the wicked men. The heretics hated
73 V| world hate me, and that wicked men and janglers hold me
74 V| heaven by the defaming of wicked men more than by good renomee,
75 V| peaceably. Notwithstanding, that wicked man Ebroinus sent Guerin
76 V| she was beheaded of the wicked felons, and was baptized
77 V| of the religious. And the wicked paynims doubted that the
78 V| their churches. And as the wicked angels would have had him
79 VI| they were malicious and wicked men, and purposed some malice
80 VI| came to nought by ravin of wicked people. Then the king and
81 VI| them. She hath smitten the wicked, and thrown down them that
82 VI| way we understand that the wicked deeds that he had done strove
83 VI| perpetually. The right evil and wicked men be they that anon be
84 VI| meant, he said that these be wicked fiends of hell that bear
85 VI| which soul is damned for his wicked living, and then he and
86 VI| time it happed that two wicked tyrants, that one named
87 VI| whom he knew rebel unto his wicked laws. Then this holy king
88 VI| Almighty God. Then this wicked tyrant commanded that they
89 VI| take me as a traitor and wicked, and put me away from you,
90 VI| this wise: When the most wicked persecutor was constrained
91 VI| have taken the yoke of a wicked husband; by the mercy of
92 VII| would say to sleep: Come, wicked servant, and then would
93 VII| and after I shall send a wicked spirit that shall inflame
94 VII| him: This is the place of wicked people. And when he awoke,
95 VII| other ordure. And then the wicked spirits came again to Theodosius
96 VII| her churches, and as the wicked spirits would have ravished
97 VII| the parish of Magonce a wicked spirit smote on the walls
98 VII| desert without water, whereas wicked spirits dwelled. That night
99 VII| from death and some from wicked spirits, and from the puissance
100 VII| holy man Fiacre was full of wicked and evil art, and not servant
101 VII| mad folk, or filled with wicked spirits, were delivered
102 VII| or madness, and from all wicked spirits. Thirteen contracts,
103 VII| in weal, without evil and wicked envy, and with great charity,
104 VII| there.~A woman vexed with a wicked spirit was brought before
105 VII| of the cross said: Thou wicked spirit, thou shalt not destroy
106 VII| church. There nis none so wicked and evil, after that he
107 VII| against all temporal and wicked thoughts. The second orison
108 VII| consumed all the evil and wicked people that were by. By
109 VII| retinue. ~meschant (Fr. ), wicked. ~mesel, n., a leper. ~moyenant (
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