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THe .x. Myracle or meruell was the watche & keapyng of the sepulcre, for ye Iues desyred of Pylate, that they myght haue sawgiours to watch and keape the sepul∣cre, which was a rare and a meruelouse thyng, that he which was put to so vile and shamefull death: shuld be keapt and watched. And note, that I do nat take a Myracle here properly and in his most propre significacion: but largely, as euery rare and vn wonte thyng yt is meruelouse may be called so a myracle.
And of this maruell, we spake sufficiently in the .lxv. article, of the second parte. Of other myracles that ware shewed that tyme: ye shal se hereafter in the treates of Bernardyne of the .xii. meru∣louse frutes of the tree of life, and of the wonderouse misteries of the most holye crosse. Also ye haue lyke myracles in the fyrst parte of this boke in the fyrst chapiter of the .v. particle. &c.