56. On the still-surviving markes of our Saviour's wounds CR., G. 73 57. The sick implore St. Peter's shadow CR., G. 74 ‡ 58. Why are ye troubled? Behold My hands, &c. G. 75 ‡ 59. The chains spontaneously fell from Peter, &c. G. 75 ‡ 60. From his body there were brought ... handkerchiefs, &c. R. WI. 76 ‡ 61. Christ the Vine to the Vinedresser-Father G. 76 ‡ 62. Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian. CL. 77 63. But men loved darkness rather than light CR., B., G. 77 64. Dives asking a drop CR. 78 ‡ 65. How can a man be born when he is old? R. WI. 79 ‡ 66. The tree dried up by the word of Christ G. 80 ‡ 67. Zacharias incredulous CL. 80 68. On the water of our Lord's baptisme CR., B. 81 ‡ 69. The bowed-down woman healed by the Lord, &c. G. 81 ‡ 70. Neither durst any man ... ask Him any more questions G. 82 71. St. John and his mother B. 82 72. If Thou be the Son of God, cast Thyself down B. 83 73. The Lord weeping over the Jews B. 83 ‡ 74. Nor even as this publican G. 84 ‡ 75. On Saul blinded with too much light R. WI. 84 76. Blessed are the eyes which see B., G. 85 ‡ 77. Her son is delivered to his mother from the bier R. WI. 85 ‡ 78. On the wise of this world R. WI. 86 ‡ 79. The Jews seeking to cast Christ headlong from a precipice G. 87 ‡ 80. The casting down of the dragon G. 87 ‡ 81. The blessed Virgin believing G. 87 ‡ 82. Is it lawful to give tribute to Cæsar? G. 88 ‡ 83. The minstrels and crowd making a noise about the dead G. 89 84. The fishermen called B., G., A. 89 85. Give to Cæsar ... and to God CR., G. 90 86. The Lord borne on the ass B., R. WI. 90 ‡ 87. They shall see the Son of Man coming in a cloud G. 91 ‡ 88. Except I shall put my fingers, &c. G. 91 ‡ 89. To the Jews stoning Stephen G. 92