Historiae ecclesiasticae gentis anglorum: libri III, IV. |
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abbat Aldhelm Anglorum annis anno antistes atque autem Beda Beda's bishop Brittaniam Christi church corporis corpus cuius cuncta death dominicae domino ecclesiae eius eiusdem enim eodem episcopatus episcopus erat ergo esset etiam factus fidei fidem frater gentis gratia haec idem illa illi illius illo insula inter ipsa ipse ipso ipsum iuxta king loco manu Merciorum mihi miracles monasterio monks multis multo multum neque nomine omnes omnibus Osuiu pascha praefata presbyter prouincia quae quam quia quibus quid quidem quod quoque rege regis regni sancti Saxon sibi simul siue suae sunt supra tamen tempore tunc uero uerum uidelicet uita uitam usque Wilfrid
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