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1 Intro|          to the opinions which an English Churchman must necessarily
2 Intro|         Hebrew, the Latin and the English; it has a word which is
3 Intro|     neither in Hebrew, Latin, nor English any word with this restricted
4 Intro|           found in rendering into English the acts and decrees; for
5 Intro|     necessarily divine worship in English than "adoratio" does in
6 Intro|           and the reader from the English will know what the word
7 10   |        naturally be expected, the English Church. ~It is true that
8 10   |    persons have supposed that the English council held at Calcuth
9 11   | attributed to Alcuin. Besides the English tradition that he had written