Meanings of several miracles in English

Baldus, his penitentiary, has written his life, in which he ascribes to him several miracles.

Upon proof of several miracles, by virtue of a commission granted by pope John XIX.

There were several miracles before we left.

Her tomb became a pilgrimage site and she was credited with several miracles, particularly curing illness and disease.

St. Bonaventure says that, in his days, it had been the means by which several miracles were effected.

Palladius, who, from 391, lived three years under our saint, was eye-witness to several miracles wrought by him.

By the accomplishment of this prophecy, and by several miracles he wrought, the name of the saint became famous.

During the fraction of time which Jan's body spent in mid-air this subconscious self of his worked several miracles simultaneously.

In the third, under the name of the same Gallus, several miracles wrought by St. Martin are proved by authentic testimonies.

The pope having called him to Rome, he wrought there several miracles, built some monasteries in its neighborhood, and converted innumerable souls to God.

As for Capernaum, there are several miracles recorded as having been performed in that place, and several others referred to as having been done there.

Several miracles are recorded to have been obtained by his intercession, particularly a ready supply of rain in time of drought.

Several miracles which she wrought made her name famous among men, and she passed to God in a good old age, in the year 1007.