But this need not prevent us from accepting Samson as at least the compiler and editor of the work De Miraculis Sancti Edmundi referred to on page xxxiv.
Cottonian collection, which includes in its contents a work in two books, entitled De Miraculis Sancti Aedmundi.
It is described as "Vita et passio cum miraculis sancti Edmundi regis et martiris, excerpta de cronicis et diuersis historiis seu legendis, de eodem breuiter et sub compendio compilata.
Edmundi de miraculis ejusdem" in the margin at the beginning of the letter.
The story of Henry of Essex is included in the long and elaborate "vita et passio cum miraculis Sancti Edmundi" prepared in the fourteenth century in the monastery at Bury, and now preserved in the Bodleian Library (MS.
Vita et passio cum miraculis sancti Edmundi," compiled at Bury in the 14th Century (Bodl.
Archdeacon Herman, in his treatise De Miraculis Sancto Eadmundi (Arnold, i.
He travelled extensively not only in Italy but also in France and Spain, and he was still a youth when he published Magia naturalis, sive de miraculis rerum naturalium lib.
The reception of a leprous girl into the hospital of Badele, about three miles from Darlington, is related by Reginald of Durham in his Libellus de Vita etMiraculis S.
I remember to have met several wonderful stories of them in the Vita Abbreviata, et Miraculis beatissimi Antonii.
So late as 1680 a book appeared, De Miraculis Mortuorum, by L.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "miraculis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
