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 1     I| Voragine, notably those of S. Genevieve and S. Louis. ~Convincing
 2     I|      Again, in the life of S. Genevieve the French version has the
 3   III|        Quintin, S. Lucian, S. Genevieve, S. Colomba, S. Maxime,
 4   III|      followeth the Life of S. Genevieve.~The noble S. Genevieve
 5   III|       Genevieve.~The noble S. Genevieve was born at Nanterre, beside
 6   III|  church that is now called S. Genevieve, on the mount of Paris,
 7   III|       at the incitation of S. Genevieve, and S. Remigius did hallow
 8   III|       that the said virgin S. Genevieve was a child, S. Germain
 9   III| espied out the little maid S. Genevieve, and made her to come to
10   III|    her said that her name was Genevieve, and her father Severe,
11   III|   perdurable. Then he said to Genevieve: My daughter tell to me,
12   III|       her: God thee saluteth, Genevieve. Daughter, rememberest thou
13   III|       mother of the holy maid Genevieve, went on an holy and festal
14   III|   knew by the Holy Ghost that Genevieve was the most worthy and
15   III|       S. Germain demanded how Genevieve did, but the people, which
16   III|    other cities more sure. S. Genevieve warned and admonished the
17   III|       had given such grace to Genevieve his handmaid. They demanded
18   III|     the help of God and of S. Genevieve, and of the people of Paris,
19   III|     Genese the priest said to Genevieve, which knew not hereof,
20   III|       restoring of her sight. Genevieve, that was right debonair,
21   III|      besought and required S. Genevieve that she would visit the
22   III|      such grace to his damsel Genevieve, and when she returned they
23   III|  judged to death, but because Genevieve should not demand them,
24   III|    life, which demanded of S. Genevieve of the merchants that went
25   III|      that God had given to S. Genevieve, she required her to change
26   III|      gree by himself; thus S. Genevieve delivered S. Celine from
27   III|     said Celine offered to S. Genevieve one, her chamberer, which
28   III|       her virginity. The holy Genevieve demanded of her if she was
29   III|      she was a virgin sacred; Genevieve said nay, telling to her
30   III|       semblable wise the holy Genevieve discovered to many the secrets
31   III|      raised in the cell of S. Genevieve. There came from Meaux a
32   III|    the hand became all whole.~Genevieve that knew well, that our
33   III|      the prayer of the damsel Genevieve. When the goods came to
34   III|      to her feet saying: Dame Genevieve give me again Claude my
35   III|      Claude my daughter. When Genevieve saw the good faith of her,
36   III|    merits of S. Martin and S. Genevieve, and the perils that the
37   III|    holy and blessed saint, S. Genevieve, the which lived in this
38   III|     now called the Mount of S Genevieve, in the church of S. Peter
39   III|      of the blessed virgin S. Genevieve was assigned a lamp at her
40   III|   glorious saint, the blessed Genevieve, that she be mediatrix unto
41   VII|      vi. 190.~—cast out by S. Genevieve, iii. 295, 301.~—cast out
42   VII|        Germain consecrates S. Genevieve, iii. 286.~Geronce, mother
43   VII|    286.~Geronce, mother of S. Genevieve, iii. 287.~---blinded and
44   VII|       Paris, victualled by S. Genevieve, iii. 298.~Paul the deacon'