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wrappe it in clean clothes and hut it in her Thechest, an locked i fas right diligently, and was NatiVityright joysul that he had so good hostage for heret e son, and epicit much diligently An the night following the lessed Virgin ar came to the
deliverest me, son, an hereri delive to ouyour again, fores conses that Phave mine. There as a thies that os te stole, ut he hadalways great devotion to the Virgin ary, and
salute her fit. It was so that on a time he Was
them that theatessed other of God helpedaim, and then the marvelled, and took imis and lethim go, in the honour of the Virgin ary, and
the he went and entere into a mona8tery, and
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bered of the service of ur tessed ad y, andentere in and egan to a his hours. An the
the honour of her, here re he was accused tofore the bishop, and was non calle tofore him. An the ries confesse that he could say noneother ma88, heresore the istio reproved imSore a unconning and an idiot, an suspende himo his mass, that he hould o more sing One
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ere there What judgment hall, do of this clerita devise erit fores have long sussere him,
an se no sign et os amendment. The our Lor gave pon hi sentence of damnation, and
son, of th mercy for his man, o that thoua88uage pon hi the sentence of damnation, and
an sin no more est it appen ors to thee.
The heinwohe, and change his life and enteredint religion, and finished his life in good Works. In the ear of ur Lor sive hundred and
whicli a vicar os a bishop, a Fulberi faith, that was bisho o Chartres. An this Theophilus dispende ali isely the good of the churchunde the bishom and when the bisho was dead, at the eopte aid that this vicar houldae bishop. Butae aid the office of vicar suffice him, and had 1efer that than to e made ishop so there Was there another istio made, and Theophilus was against his ill ut ut of his office. Thenhe fel in despair, i suci, Wis that he counselled with a Je ho he hoes have his office again,
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D THE GOLDEN LEGENDThe whicli Je was a magician, and calle the devit, NRtiVit anci e came anon. The Theophilus by the Lae commandinent of ne devit, renied God an hiqΜother, an renounced his christia profession,
and wrote an obligation illi his lood an sealedit illi his ring an delivere it to the devit, and thus he was rought into his ossice again Ando the mor Theophilus a received into the grace of the bisho by the procurationis the devit, and was re-establislied in the dignit of his ossice. d afterwards, when e advised imself, erepented and orrowed ore of this that he haddone, and ran illi great devotion uni the VirginΜary, illi ali devotion of his thought, prayinglier o b his id an help. And then o a timeour tessed ady appeared to in in vision, and rebuked hi of his felony, and commanden himio forsake the devit, and made imo confessJesu Chris to e sonis God, and o nowledgehimself to e in purpos to e a Christia man, and thusae recovered the grace of her and of her on.
And in sign os pardo that he had otten him, sh delivere to in again his obligatio that he had given to the devit, and laid it upo his reast so that he hould neve doub to e servant of the devit, ut he enjoyed that he was o delivered by our tessed ady And when Theophilus adhear ali his he was much oysul, and tot it tolli bisho an tofore ali the eopte that Wasbefallen him, an ali arvelled greatly, and avelaud and praisin uni the glorious Virgin, our Lady S. ary And three day afterae rested
in eace. There e many the miracles hich
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this aesponse Sancta aes immaculata virginitas
And horu this hol response a made, I purpOSe, unde correction, o rite here It is so that IWas a Cologne, and ear reliearsed there by an oble doctor that the hol and devout S. Jerome hada custom to visit the churches a Rome And solle came into a church here an mage of urbiessedi ad stood in a chape by the doo as heentered, and passed forthby ithout an salutationto ur ady, and went forti to ver altar and made his prayers to at the aint in the church, each after Other, and returne again by the fame image ithout an saluting to ter Then iur
li made no salutation to her feein that he haddon honou and worshi torali the ther aints of Whom the mages were in that church. And thenS Jeromeaneeled do an sal thus Sancta et immaculata virginitas, quibus te laudibus referam nescio. Quia quem celi capere non poterant, tuo
ali the eavens might o take ne contain thou
But let u meekl beseech heroo accepimur good intent and will, and that by her meriis e may attain after his life to come o her in evertastinglis in heaven Amen
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ΠR Adrian is gaid of A Whicli is a much to a aswithout, and of ydros that is ater. For after that he confesse to e christian, he was Without water of in Or hema be aidis andor that isto a light, and dian, that is to a God Forhe was illumine ruith light divine by passion os
Adrian suffere death unde Maximian, en peror For hen the aid maximian was in thecit of Nicodemia, hereas e sacrifice to theidois, and by his commandinent the fought allchristia men, ome ought them for read, and som for ove, and om for promise of silver sothalmeighbour brought his neighboura martyrdom, an cousin his cousin. Among Whom three and thirty ere take of them that the fought, and
brought tofore the ing. And the in said totheni : Haveae not eard What ain is ordainedagainst the christia men Z And the said o him: We have ear the commandinent of th folly. The the in Was angry an commande that the should e beaten illi a sinews, and their mouilis beaten illi tones, and that each of their longues hould e pierce With iron, and that theyshouldie bound an closed in prison. And then Adrian which was sirs in the ossice of knighthood, sal to them I conjure o by ou God that etello me the reWard that e niendo have forthese torments. An the oly man sal that
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ready for them that ove in perfectly And The Lila Adrian eapi in the naiddie among them an saidci ''. Account e me illi them here, fores am a chris 'Rtia man. And when the emperor eard that, and that he would do no sacrifice, he did do indhim and thre him in prison. And when Natalieliis iis new that he hvsband was in prison fortheriaith of Jesu Christ she was glad, and an tolli prison, and issed the chain that he hvsband was bound with, and ais of the thers for hewas christia secretiy, ut he ursimo publisi, itfor read of the persecution And sh said o herhusband Blessed art thou my lor Adrian, fortho has found the riches hicholi fallier and
mollier never est to thee, Which have need of them that posses many things, and shali avethereos great need hen the shal have noti me to borro ne to take when that oneshal no delive that ther rom ain, ne thes ather the son, ne the mollier the aughter, ne the servant the master, ne ne frien another friend ne riches them that wn them And
house. An after, Adrian hearing hen the dayo his passion hould e gave gift to the eeperso the prison, an delivere to them the ther 8aint in ledge, and wen to his ous for o callNatalie, liheras he had promise by ath that heshould e present at thei passion An a man
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caltis ames What halles do that am Oine tollim that is of the lineage of felons It is notigrantencio me to e the wise of a martyr ut for atinae, ut o I hali e called the wis os arenegade and transgressor, mycio certainly hathlitti endured, and it hali e to me a reproach long time. An in hearing this thing the blessed Adrian enjoyed him strongly, and arvelled mucho his i. that Was o oun and right air, oble,
an married ut fourteen montiis Without more, llio sit might say this, and theres ore he was the more ardent to martyrdom, and ear gladiyl
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the thou hali se me no more, and then halithou ee that thou has no seen me tofore
martyrs, and is the minister fee me and the findme not, they hali cause the ainis to suffer their martyrdom and mine also And when he eard that, he pened the door, and the the embracedan kissed acti ther, and went together to the prison, and there Natali cleansed seve daysduring the wound of the ainis illi rectous cloths. An the the emperor commande themto bearought to him, and the were so brohe withtheiains that the might no go, ut ere borne asbeasis. An Adrian certaint was bound his hand bellin him, and spake to Natalie, and Wasborne pon the tormentis ecule and presented toCaesar And Natali joined her o him, and saidio him: y lord, beware that thou tremblemo fornone adventure hen thou hali se the torment8,
thou haltiso suffer here but a litile, but thou halibe non enlianced illi the angeis. And then Adrian would o sacrisce, and was beaten right grievously. An then Natali ran to the ainis that were in the prison, and aid , lor hathbegu his martyrdom. And the hing warne him
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saides Thou artilessed my ord, o thou ari madeworth to e of the number of sainis; thou artble88ed my light when thou sufferes for him that suffered eath for thee go then fortit, y Weet love that thou mayst se his glory And when theemperor eard that many omen ministered to thesaint in prison, he commande that the should nomore e sufferedo enter. And when Natalielieard that, he havedine head and too the habito man, an serve the aint in the prison and made the ther omen o so by the ensample