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 1        0, Int    | described truly and sincerely by Venerable Bede, so called in all Christendom
 2        0, Life   |         a year old.~The epithet "Venerable," commonly attached to his
 3        0, Life   |    valley) responded "Amen, very venerable Bede."~The land on which
 4        0, Life   |          out of the works of the venerable Fathers." He must have had
 5        I, XVII   |      meaningless words. Then the venerable prelates poured forth the
 6        I, XXIV   |        them. [596 A.D.]~THE same venerable pope also sent at the same
 7       II, I      |      maintaining this faith, the venerable Father Gregory so earnestly
 8       II, IX     |     instructed at leisure by the venerable Paulinus, in the knowledge
 9       II, XVI    |        aquiline, his aspect both venerable and awe-inspiring. He had
10      III, VIII   |       they are. The body of this venerable virgin and bride of Christ
11      III, XI     |      came to visit her a certain venerable abbess, who is still living,
12      III, XXV    |       formerly the deacon of the venerable Archbishop Paulinus, as
13      III, XXV    |       the Scots, as was also the venerable Bishop Cedd, long before
14      III, XXVII  |         was informed by a priest venerable for his age, and of great
15       IV, I      |     Latin; of high character and venerable age, being sixty-six years
16       IV, IV     |         after the example of the venerable fathers, under a rule and
17       IV, V      |         custom prescribed in the venerable canons, to treat about the
18       IV, IX     |       heard that the body of the venerable abbess had been carried
19       IV, XVII   |          convened an assembly of venerable bishops and many learned
20       IV, XVII   |         president, and the other venerable bishops of the island of
21       IV, XVIII  |          Catholic faith, was the venerable John, archchanter of the
22       IV, XXVII  |        said, caused the holy and venerable Cuthbertto be ordained bishop
23       IV, XXVII  |       the things of Heaven.~This venerable servant of the Lord, having
24       IV, XXIX   |      church.This being done, the venerable Bishop Wilfrid held the
25       IV, XXX    |        and tears. There also his venerable predecessor, Cuthbert, had
26        V, I      |          sea. [687-699 A.D.]~THE venerable Ethewald succeeded the man
27        V, I      |   wrought; to wit, Guthfrid, the venerable servant and priest of Christ,
28        V, IX     |       688 A.D.]~AT that time the venerable servant of Christ, and priest,
29        V, XI     |                CHAP. XI. How the venerable Suidbert in Britain, and
30        V, XI     |    consent of them all, sent the venerable Wilbrord to Rome, where
31        V, XI     |        Clement, is still living, venerable for his great age, having
32        V, XIII   |           as I learned it of the venerable Bishop Pechthelm, I have
33        V, XXI    |        he sent messengers to the venerable Ceolfrid, abbot of the monastery
34        V, XXII   |      Divine Providence, that the venerable man passed from this world
35        V, XX  III|        city of Canterbury by the venerable men, Daniel, bishop of Winchester,
36        V, XXIV   |          out of the works of the venerable Fathers, the following brief