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1        I, I   | nearest shore there is an easy passage from the city of Rutubi
2        I, II  |       the nearest and shortest passage into Britain. Here, having
3        I, XX  |       obtained for them a calm passage, and the happy vessel restored
4        I, XXI |      mighty works attended his passage to the grave. Not long after,
5      III, XIX |     the man of God came to the passage so opened amidst the flames,
6       IV, XXIV|        They expounded to him a passage of sacred history or doctrine,
7       IV, XXIV|    next morning, gave them the passage he had been bidden to translate,
8        V, XVI |        of the walls is a broad passage, which contains three altars
9        V, XVII|       roofed, by reason of the passage of our Lord’s Body; but