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 1     I|     Golden Legend will be a new revelation of inestimable value. The
 2     I|        admonished and warned by revelation in their sleep that they
 3    II|         yet, ne there was never revelation showed him tofore. And our
 4    II|        of God. The third is the revelation of the secrets of our Lord,
 5    II|     made him to have much great revelation and knowledge of his divinity,
 6    II| governed; there wrote he by the revelation of our Lord the Apocalypse,
 7    II|        the pope that he knew by revelation that he should suffer death
 8    II|          Hereupon came to him a revelation as he slept that, beneath
 9    II|       and of some others by the revelation of Jesu Christ, and was
10    II|  himself witnesseth, but by the revelation of Jesu Christ. And S. Austin
11   III|        that S. Simeon, which by revelation of the Holy Ghost came into
12   III|      and suffer that after this revelation showed to me, I may depart
13   III|   peoples, that is light to the revelation of paynims and to the glory
14   III|    shall be so, as I have had a revelation and none illusion. When
15   III|     deep, and S. Patrick by the revelation of God understood that there
16   III|    creator. The same hour was a revelation showed to two monks, for
17   III|   meekly. And after, he knew by revelation that it was an angel sent
18   III|     feast alway for this devout revelation.~A young man on a time had
19   III|  thereon. Then was it showed by revelation to a holy man that it was
20   III|         then the bishop knew by revelation divine that S. Germain should
21   III|          they were found by the revelation of S. Barnabas himself,
22   III|   eagles, and afterward, by the revelation of S. Vitus, a noble lady
23    IV|        then the bishop knew, by revelation divine, that Germain should
24    IV|      stole about his neck, made revelation of him. Saul despoiled and
25     V|         saw the glory of him by revelation of our Lord, and by the
26     V|       blessed John Baptist made revelation of his head to S. Marcellus,
27     V| dedicate and hallowed of him by revelation. For when they of Syponte
28     V|       this holy man knew by the revelation the fallacy and deceit of
29     V|        S. Severin's, and saw by revelation of God, that S. Francis
30    VI|        Peter, and how he had by revelation what place he should repair,
31    VI|       is showed in the foresaid revelation. And Peter Damian saith
32    VI|       manners: first, by divine revelation, that is when our Lord showeth
33    VI|         it by experience and by revelation, for when they feel themselves
34    VI|      they were showed by divine revelation, and it was established
35    VI|         Brice knew it by divine revelation, and said to his people
36    VI|      there she was comforted by revelation divine. And then she returned
37    VI|      and canticles, and then by revelation divine they found the body
38   VII|       his prayer, which knew by revelation that his soul should be
39   VII|        show to us some token by revelation in what place this holy
40   VII|       but afterwards he knew by revelation divine that it was not he.
41   VII|    Modena, and it was shewed by revelation, unto a holy man, that S.
42   VII|      That night the abbot had a revelation that a great multitude of