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 1        I, V      |        engaged in many wars, he governed the state vigorously, but
 2        I, VIII   |    whilst Diocletian was alive, governed Gaul and Spain, a man of
 3        I, XIII   |          succeeded Honorius and governed the Roman empire twenty-six
 4        I, XXXIV  |      ambitious king, Ethelfrid, governed the kingdom of the Northumbrians,
 5       II, I      |    after having most gloriously governed the Roman Apostolic see
 6       II, I      |     flock of thine elect." ~ He governed the Church in the days of
 7       II, V      |          having most gloriously governed his temporal kingdom fifty-six
 8       II, VII    |   Justus, who was still living, governed the church of Rochester.
 9       II, XX     |    Mercians, who from that time governed that nation for twenty-two
10      III, III    |        English nation, which he governed, might learn the privileges
11      III, VI     |         English nation which he governed, being instructed by the
12      III, VII    |       and many years diligently governed the whole bishopric of the
13      III, VIII   |         his son Earconbert, who governed it most nobly twenty-four
14      III, XIV    |         piety and devotion, who governed the province of the Deiri
15      III, XIV    |       by all men. But Oswy, who governed all the other northern part
16      III, XVIII  |       successor of Redwald, was governed by his brother Sigbert,
17      III, XIX    |      A.D.]~WHILST Sigbert still governed the kingdom, there came
18      III, XXI    |        with the nation which he governed. When he heard the preaching
19      III, XXIII  |        left the monastery to be governed after him by his brother
20      III, XXIV   |      murder. The same King Oswy governed the Mercians, as also the
21      III, XXIV   |    kingdom in heaven. This king governed the Mercians seventeen years,
22      III, XXVI   |       and religious man, but he governed the church a very short
23      III, XXVI   |  sacristy.~The place which they governed shows how frugal and temperate
24      III, XXVII  |         Lindsey, long and nobly governed the Church. These two being
25      III, XXX    | Wulfhere, king of the Mercians, governed the province of the East
26       IV, III    |    province of the Mercians was governed by King Wulf here, who,
27       IV, III    |     When he had most gloriously governed the church in that province
28       IV, XI     |    mention has been made above, governed the kingdom of the East
29       IV, XII    |    whilst the same bishop still governed the church, at length impelled
30       IV, XIV    |       aforesaid monastery, then governed by the most religious priest
31       IV, XIV    | aforesaid King Oswald, who once governed their nation, and therefore
32       IV, XXIII  |     When she had for some years governed this monastery, wholly intent
33       IV, XXIII  |       live aright.~When she had governed this monastery many years,
34       IV, XXVII  |       river Tweed, and was then governed by the Abbot Eata,a man
35       IV, XXVII  |       same reverend father then governed that place also as abbot.
36        V, VII    |          having most vigorously governed his nation for two years,
37        V, XIX    |         had for some time nobly governed the kingdom of the Mercians,
38        V, XIX    |        son of Ethelred, who had governed the kingdom before Coenred.
39        V, XXI    |   Ingyruum, which he gloriously governed after Benedict, of whom
40        V, XX  III|      that kingdom, which he had governed thirty-four years and a
41        V, XXIV   |      being made bishop at Rome, governed the Church most gloriously