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1 4 |            encounter in an unknown land. His was an apostolic spirit
2 5 |         irrigating the surrounding land, it should want to send
3 14| Benedictine monasteries in his own land, then flourishing in learning,
4 18|          were turned into fruitful land and cultivated fields; and
5 23|          the northern regions this land was still enveloped in the
6 28|          the utterance fills every land, the message reaches the