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 1     I|         The first be done on Saint Mark's day, and that is called
 2     I|         appeareth by the gospel of Mark, Marci ultimo: Et Dominus
 3    II|          Thomas came to Rome on S. Mark's day at afternoon, and
 4    II|         eat flesh ever after on S. Mark's day when it falleth on
 5   III|               Here followeth of S. Mark the Evangelist, and first
 6   III|        interpretation of his name.~Mark is as much to say as high
 7   III|          he gave up his spirit. Or Mark is said of a great mallet
 8   III|          and confirmeth it. For S. Mark by his only doctrine quencheth
 9   III|                              Of S. Mark the Evangelist.~Mark the
10   III|            S. Mark the Evangelist.~Mark the Evangelist was of the
11   III|           people of Rome prayed S. Mark that he would put the gospel
12   III|            then S. Peter seeing S. Mark constant in the faith, he
13   III|       After this it happed that S. Mark led with him to Rome a burgess
14   III|         him. Then S. Peter sent S. Mark into Alexandria, whereas
15   III|           of my sins. Then went S. Mark to a shoemaker for to amend
16   III|          on high: One God! when S. Mark heard that he said to him:
17   III|       whence he came. Then said S. Mark that he was the servant
18   III|         fain see him. Then said S. Mark. I shall show him to thee.
19   III|      deliver him to death. When S. Mark espied that, he made his
20   III|    happened on Easter day, when S. Mark sang mass, they assembled
21   III| evangelista meus. Peace be to thee Mark, mine Evangelist! be not
22   III|          translated the body of S. Mark from Alexandria to Venice
23   III|           that kept the body of S. Mark, that they suffered it to
24   III|          carry away the body of S. Mark? Nay, ye lead with you an
25   III|      confessed that the body of S. Mark was in the ship, that done,
26   III|        they were. Then appeared S. Mark unto a monk, to whom the
27   III|             to whom the body of S. Mark was delivered to keep, and
28   III|         treasure as the body of S. Mark, and prayed them that they
29   III|         that it was the body of S. Mark, but the devil entered into
30   III|         that it was the body of S. Mark, he was delivered of the
31   III|           had great devotion to S. Mark.~It happed after, that the
32   III|         after, that the body of S. Mark was closed in a pillar of
33   III|       prayed with good heart to S. Mark, and required him of help
34   III|            time appeared to him S. Mark in form of a pilgrim, tucked
35   III|            answered that he was S. Mark, which went hastily for
36   III|            had been in, and how S. Mark had holpen them, then for
37   III|       Saracens made his avow to S. Mark and promised him that if
38   III|          he remembered no thing S. Mark, which had delivered him
39   III|            Then appeared to him S. Mark, and said to him that he
40   III|           there baptized and named Mark, and believed perfectly
41   III|            up in the steeple of S. Mark at Venice; and as he intended
42   III|           his falling he cried: S. Mark! and anon he rested upon
43   III|        fain go on pilgrimage to S. Mark, but he could get no licence
44   III|       openly by the miracles of S. Mark, he demanded pardon and
45   III|          and went to Venice, to S. Mark, with his servant.~There
46   III|         called much devoutly to S. Mark, and anon his hand was as
47   III|          not escape he cried on S. Mark, and anon he raught him
48   III|            grieved, he cried on S. Mark. And when S. Mark had appeared
49   III|            on S. Mark. And when S. Mark had appeared thrice he supposed
50   III|           came to the church of S. Mark and thanked God devoutly.~
51   III|       hallowed not the feast of S. Mark; and when they knew this,
52   III|           hallowed the feast of S. Mark, and anon began to grow
53   III|            light sleep, and saw S. Mark come to him and standing
54   III|           a voice saying to him: O Mark, what makest thou here?
55   III|       people all white, to whom S. Mark demanded wherefore they
56   III|            anger to John, surnamed Mark. For when the said John,
57   III|           he departed among them a mark of gold that he had borrowed
58   III|          of God he found therein a mark of gold, and when he had
59   III|           that I may be saved, and mark me with the sign of the
60    IV|           shall take away my body; mark ye well the place, and come
61    IV|           hundred and sixty, under Mark Antony the provost. ~
62     V|  increasing of his predications to mark and think in thy sign the
63     V|            devils, and garnish and mark me with the sign of the
64    VI|        priesthood of .Jesu Christ. Mark was figured in the lion,
65    VI|        things heard, and they were Mark and Luke. And because that
66   VII|         abode with him Marcellius, Mark their father, Tranquilinus,
67   VII|           ordained unto deacons S. Mark and Marcellius and made
68   VII|         Marine. June 18, iii. 226.~Mark. April 25, iii. 134.~Martha.