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1        I, I    |     and they may have to some extent amalgamated with the Celts
2       II, V    |  ruled over a kingdom of like extent for a time, and for the
3       II, IX   |   southward, is the larger in extent, and more fruitful, containing
4       II, XVII |     as by reason of the great extent of the provinces which lie
5      III, VIII |    great self-denial, but the extent of her virtue became more
6       IV, III  |     also gave him land of the extent of fifty families, to build
7       IV, XIII | prelate, Wilfrid, land to the extent of eighty-seven families,
8       IV, XVIII|  other provinces, and to what extent it was clear from the contagion
9       IV, XXIII|      she received land to the extent of one family on the north