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Saynt Gregorie tellis, how at þe Cetie of Terenence [Latin MSS., apud Verenensem urbem, = Verona.] , þe flude þat is callid̛ Artose bolnyd up so, þat it come vnto þe kurk of Saynt Zenon̛ þe martyr; and yit, þuf aƚƚ þe duris wer oppyn̛, it come not
in; and it sparrid̛ vp þe kurk-duris & þe wyndows, as it had bene turnyd̛ into a thyng þat had bene faste as þe stone waƚƚ, vnto so mekuƚƚ þat mekle peple þat was in þe kurk̘ war̛ sparrid̛ in with þe watir, & myghte not wyn̛ oute. And yitt when̛ þai come vnto þe kurk-dure, þai might take þaim water & drynk̘ þeroff. And þus, þurgℏ þe gude prayers of þis holie martir, þe watir was many day as a waƚƚ vnto þaim, & myght nott entir in-to þat holie place. et c̛.