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1       II, I   |    force of truth, and by the instance of the Resurrection of our
2       II, VII |    short, that I may give one instance of his power, from which
3      III, VI  |     to strangers.~To give one instance, it is told, that when he
4      III, XIV |       suffice to prove by one instance.~He had given a beautiful
5      III, XXII|       the East Saxons, at the instance of King Oswy, again received
6       IV, XIII|       of the Mercians, at the instance of King Wulf here, who was
7        V, XV  | churches of the Scots, at the instance of Adamnan, adopted the