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 1        0, Life   |    father before she was a year old.~The epithet "Venerable,"
 2        0, Life   |  account tells how Bede, in his old age, when his eyes were
 3        I, XV     |     country which is now called Old Saxony, came the East-Saxons,
 4        I, XV     |     unlike that which, being of old lighted by the Chaldeans,
 5        I, XXVI   |     city, a church dedicated of old to the honour of St. Martin, (
 6        I, XXVI   |        Roman bricks are used as old materials in the parts rebuilt")
 7        I, XXVII  |        received the pall in the old times of my predecessors,
 8        I, XXVII  |        from the teaching of the Old Testament, to wit, that
 9        I, XXVII  |      said before. For as in the Old Testament the outward works
10        I, XXVII  |   answers.—The Testament of the Old Law, as has been said already
11        I, XXXII  |        emperor, Constantine, of old, recovering the Roman commonwealth
12        I, XXXIII |      informed had been built of old by the faithful among the
13        I, XXXIV  |    might be compared to Saul of old, king of the Israelites,
14       II, I      |   hither, from the teeth of the old enemy, and made it partaker
15       II, III    |       Canterbury, who, being of old sent hither by the blessed
16       II, XV     |          like the Samaritans of old, he seemed at the same time
17       II, XVI    |        of this province that an old man had informed him that
18       II, XIX    |   revive a new heresy out of an old one, contrary to the orthodox
19       II, XX     |      the Cantuarians. And being old and full of days, as the
20      III, II     |         undoubtedly received of old as a presage of what was
21      III, II     |     table, gave him some of the old moss which grew on the surface
22      III, VII    |        Paris, died there, being old and full of days. Not many
23      III, XI     |         any way troubled by his old enemy.~
24      III, XIX    |         office of priesthood in old times, and who were known
25      III, XXIV   |   Elfled, who was scarce a year old, to be consecrated to Him
26      III, XXV    |         that day either eat the old passover in the evening,
27       IV, I      |      age, being sixty-six years old. Hadrian proposed him to
28       IV, V      |         things that had been of old canonically decreed by the
29       IV, VIII   |      boy, not above three years old, called Aesica; who, by
30       IV, X      |      till she was of an extreme old age,in the observance of
31       IV, XIII   | pleasant and fruitful. Thus the old superstition was cast away,
32       IV, XX     |       Rage fills the foe who of old conquered Eve; exultant
33        V, VIII   |       departed this life, being old and full of days, for he
34        V, IX     |        the Danes, the Huns, the Old Saxons, and the Boructuari.
35        V, X      |        into the province of the Old Saxons, if haply they could
36        V, X      |   communicate to him. For those Old Saxons have no king, but
37        V, X      |         be forced to change its old worship for a new. Wherefore
38        V, XI     |       long after subdued by the Old Saxons, those who had received
39        V, XX  III|     Archbishop Bertwald died of old age, on the 13th of January,