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 1        0, Int  |      Palladius is all that we hear of the Irish Church at this
 2        0, Int  |      East Anglian history, we hear of King Sigbert’s services
 3        0, Int  |      at Canterbury in 669. We hear at once of the vigorous
 4        0, Life |      people were assembled to hear him. As he ended his sermon
 5        0, Life |      Wearmouth and Jarrow, we hear nothing of his childhood
 6        0, Life |    story, it is vouchsafed to hear the singing of the angels
 7        I, VIII |      island, ever desirous to hear some new thing, and never
 8        I, XXVI |    daily to flock together to hear the Word, and, forsaking
 9        I, XXVII|        that those who were to hear the words of God should
10        I, XXXII|      Almighty God.~"Willingly hear, devoutly perform, and studiously
11        I, XXXII|      sooner will Almighty God hear his prayers for you. But
12        I, XXXII|        how shall Almighty God hear him on your behalf, when
13        I, XXXII|   behalf, when you neglect to hear him on behalf of God? Unite
14       II, II   | approach he rises tip to you, hear him submissively, being
15       II, X    |      they have ears, but they hear not; noses have they, but
16       II, XIII |    wished more attentively to hear Paulinus discourse concerning
17      III, III  |  joyfully flocked together to hear the Word; lands and other
18      III, XIX  |      choirs of angels, and to hear their glad songs of praise.
19      III, XXI  |        if any were willing to hear it; but, on the contrary,
20      III, XXIII|       to pray to the Lord and hear the Word, and where he might
21      III, XXVI |    church, except to pray and hear the Word of God. The king
22      III, XXVI |     feed their bodies, but to hear the Word of God; and if
23       IV, III  |        that, as I was wont to hear from one of the brothers
24       IV, XIII |      their course of life, or hear their preaching.~But Bishop
25       IV, XVIII|       of the same province to hear him, and many invited him
26       IV, XXVII|  summons, flocked together to hear the Word; willingly heard
27       IV, XXVII|  those things that they could hear and understand. And such
28        V, XII  |     parts, very often went to hear him. At that time the abbot
29        V, XIII |      of such as shall read or hear it.~
30        V, XIV  |   church to sing and pray and hear the Word of life with the
31        V, XIV  |     to the living, who should hear of it. This befell of late
32        V, XIX  |        which I would have you hear and keep secret, till I
33        V, XXI  |     it please you likewise to hear the mystical reason in this