Volume

 1     I|     rival of Anthony Vernard at Paris. It contains the lives of
 2   III|        in a precious vessel. At Paris, upon the great bridge,
 3   III|         church of S. Colomba at Paris, came to S. Loye and said
 4   III|       of S. Denis the martyr at Paris, and the tigurion of marble
 5   III|  childhood he was made canon of Paris and of Soissons, and when
 6   III|         and his fellows came to Paris and S. Eutrope went to Xaintes,
 7   III|        born at Nanterre, beside Paris, in the time of the emperor
 8   III|  Viliques, and came to dwell at Paris full of virtues and of miracles,
 9   III|      Genevieve, on the mount of Paris, in the honour of S. Peter
10   III|         ordained and instituted Paris to be the chief siege of
11   III|        damsel came and dwelt at Paris for to assay and prove her
12   III|        from England and came to Paris the people almost all went
13   III|         people.~Tidings came to Paris that Attila, the felon king
14   III|    domination. The burgesses of Paris, for great dread that they
15   III|         them out of the town of Paris, for the other cities that
16   III|        but by the grace of God, Paris should have none harm. And,
17   III| treating, as God would, came to Paris, after the decease of S.
18   III|      the tyrants approached not Paris, thank and glory to God
19   III|      Ghost: Go ye I pray you to Paris upon the great bridge, and
20   III| Genevieve, and of the people of Paris, the said church was begun
21   III|        long that he might go to Paris and fetch drink. When she
22   III|       kept yet at Notre Dame de Paris. A woman which by the temptation
23   III|   demand them, he issued out of Paris, and made to shut the gates
24   III|         beset with devils, unto Paris, which were over hard bestead
25   III|         holy saint, and came to Paris for to speak to her. She
26   III|       the time that the city of Paris was assieged by the term
27   III|     returned the holy virgin to Paris with eleven ships charged
28   III|          When the goods came to Paris that she had brought, she
29   III|      holy virgin which dwelt at Paris, and required her that she
30   III|      was buried in the mount of Paris called Mount Parlouer, and
31    IV|  departed his brethren, some to Paris, some into Spain, and others
32    IV|      after that, he was sent to Paris, and a while after he died
33     V|         On a time as he came to Paris, a great company of prisoners
34     V|        and did do bring them to Paris, because he would hear the
35     V|       then he came with them to Paris and converted there much
36     V|   provost Fescennius of Rome to Paris against the christian men.
37     V|     emperors, came afterward to Paris and was baptized, and put
38    VI|      Fustian, and Victorin unto Paris, in France, and they there
39    VI|    instruction, as it happed at Paris.~There was a master which
40    VI|         which was chancellor at Paris named Silo, which had a
41    VI|        this that the chanter of Paris rehearseth.~There was a
42    VI|         humility; for he met at Paris a foul leper, horrible to
43    VI|        she sent her two sons to Paris to school, and delivered
44    VI|        at school a long time at Paris, he came home and went to
45   VII|        Peter Lombard, Bishop of Paris, which compiled the book
46   VII|         profited he was sent to Paris. Then his brethren, heard
47   VII|     moved among the scholars of Paris how the accidents might
48   VII|        right glorious bishop of Paris. We read in the catalogue
49   VII|        the number of bishops in Paris, how S. Denis was received
50   VII|       guided him brought him to Paris and there he was the first
51   VII|         the church cathedral of Paris in that time that the noble
52   VII|      the chair of the church of Paris before S. Landry as above
53   VII|        them. Then the bishop of Paris named Maurice, that was
54   VII|   Morant of Douay, which was in Paris, son of Aldebaulte a noble
55   VII|      the hands of the bishop of Paris, led with him three of his
56   VII|   misericorde. ~When he came in Paris, or in other cities, he
57   VII|         year to the convents in Paris, both of the friars predicators
58   VII|   friars affluing and coming to Paris out from all lands for to
59   VII|       the saints. He builded in Paris a fair chapel within the
60   VII|        befell that a citizen of Paris who loathly swearing had
61   VII|       See Pentecost.~William of Paris and Bourges. January 10,
62   VII|         S. Lupus, iii. 206.~—at Paris, iii. 289.~Attila tries
63   VII|         130.~Jewels restored at Paris, iii. 265.~Jewish usurer
64   VII|       Pantheon at Rome, vi. 94.~Paris, victualled by S. Genevieve,