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 1        0, Int   |       Easter and the tonsure. The letter of Abbot Ceolfrid of Wearmouth
 2        0, Life  |  supported by the evidence of the letter of Cuthbert to Cuthwin (
 3        0, Life  |       diligence as a student in a letter from Alcuin to the monks
 4        0, Life  | improbable. The oldest MS. of the letter of Sergius, requesting Ceolfrid
 5        0, Life  |           it to these shores.~The letter in which he declines Egbert’
 6        0, Life  |   succession to Huaetbert, in the letter quoted below. He was first
 7        0, Life  |          which it rested remains.~Letter of Cuthbert to Cuthwin.~"
 8        0, Life  |       read thy devout and learned letter, wherein I found that which
 9        I, IV    |           king of Britain, sent a letter to him, entreating that
10        I, XIII  |     remnant of the Britons sent a letter, which began thus :—"To
11        I, XIII  |          And in the sequel of the letter they thus unfolded their
12        I, XXIII |          and encouraged them by a letter of exhortation, not to desist
13        I, XXIII |       pope, in reply, sent them a letter of exhortation, persuading
14        I, XXIII |         God. The purport of which letter was as follows:~"Gregory,
15        I, XXIV  |           sent at the same time a letter to Aetherius, archbishop
16        I, XXIV  |         his way to Britain; which letter was in these words:~‘To
17        I, XXIV  |          thought fit to send this letter to you, Brother, to inform
18        I, XXVIII|       prelate, Augustine. Now the letter, which he says he had written
19        I, XXIX  |          Augustine the Pall and a letter, along with several ministers
20        I, XXIX  |       manuscripts. He also sent a letter, wherein he signified that
21        I, XXIX  |           bishops in Britain. The letter was in these words:~"To
22        I, XXX   |          CHAP. XXX. A copy of the letter which Pope Gregory sent
23        I, XXX   |         Gregory sent after them a letter worthy to be recorded, wherein
24        I, XXX   |     salvation of our country. The letter was as follows:~"To his
25        I, XXXI  |        XXXI. How Pope Gregory, by letter, exhorted Augustine not
26        I, XXXI  |          he also sent Augustine a letter concerning the miracles
27        I, XXXI  |           the number of them. The letter was in these words:~"I know,
28        I, XXXII |          at the same time, sent a letter to King Ethelbert, with
29        I, XXXII |       glory. The copy of the said letter is as follows:~"To the most
30       II, IV    |        his fellow bishops wrote a letter to the bishops of the Britons,
31       II, VIII  |         from the contents of your letter addressed to us, but from
32       II, X     |           this time he received a letter from Pope Boniface exhorting
33       II, X     |          as follows:~ COPY OF THE LETTER OF THE MOST BLESSED AND
34       II, X     |     therefore, taken care by this letter, with all the goodwill of
35       II, XI    |          effect:~ THE COPY OF THE LETTER OF THE MOST BLESSED AND
36       II, XVII  |   received. The contents of which letter were as follow:~ "To his
37       II, XVIII |     Honorius sent the pall, and a letter, wherein he ordains the
38       II, XVIII |       ordain an archbishop. Which letter we have also thought fit
39      III, XXIX  |         bishop, and the following letter was sent back into Britain
40       IV, XVIII |           which he had founded, a letter of privilege confirmed by
41        V, XXI   |          that he would send him a letter of exhortation, by the help
42        V, XXI   |        and likewise the following letter:~"To the most excellent
43        V, XXI   |           to be contained in this letter. I will only say thus much,
44        V, XXI   |      beloved son in Christ."~This letter having been read in the
45        V, XXIV  |           king of Britain, sent a letter, asking to be made a Christian,