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1        I, I   |   makes the question of their origin one of great difficulty.]
2      III, I   |    Ethelfrid, who derived his origin from the royal family of
3      III, XXV |     and whence it derived its origin. Then Colman said, "The
4       IV, IX  |       a certain nun, of noble origin in this world, and still
5       IV, XXIV| judgement upon the nature and origin of the gift whereof he spoke.
6       IV, XXIV|    creation of the world, the origin of man, and all the history
7       IV, XXVI| doubtful title, or of foreign origin, for some time wasted the
8        V, IX  |   have derived their race and origin; for which reason they are