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 1        0, Life  |   Abbot Ceolfrid, for lack of fit persons to assist at the
 2        I, V     |    severe battles, he thought fit to divide that part of the
 3        I, XXIV  |     occurred, we have thought fit to send this letter to you,
 4        I, XXIX  |     bishop as you shall think fit to ordain; yet so, that
 5       II, I     |   Apostolic Pope should think fit to have it done. But not
 6       II, I     |   generation, we have thought fit to insert in our Ecclesiastical
 7       II, X     |       Itself, we have thought fit to extend our episcopal
 8       II, XVIII |   letter we have also thought fit to insert in this our history:~ "
 9      III, VI    |       sister Acha; and it was fit that so great a predecessor
10      III, VII   |     his bishop, if he thought fit, saying that he thought
11      III, VIII  |       Stephen. It was thought fit, three days after, to take
12      III, XII   |   expecting the hour when his fit was to come on, when one
13      III, XIII  |      related, we have thought fit to insert in this our history.~"
14      III, XXV   |      the Isle of Lindisfarne, fit for the episcopal see; nevertheless,
15      III, XXIX  |  assuredly, as soon as such a fit person shall be found, we
16       IV, V     |     set forth, it was thought fit that every one of us should,
17       IV, X     |        I think it by no means fit to pass over the miracle
18       IV, XI    |      that coffin was found to fit the length of the body,
19       IV, XIV   |  brethren, therefore, thought fit to keep a fast of three
20       IV, XIX   | buried sixteen years, thought fit to take up her bones, and,
21       IV, XIX   |      in a wonderful manner to fit the virgin’s body as if
22       IV, XXIII |  might readily be found there fit for the priesthood and the
23       IV, XXV   |   died there. We have thought fit to insert this in our History,
24       IV, XXVIII|     had lived, it was thought fit that Eata should return
25       IV, XXX   |       History we have thought fit to add some others which
26       IV, XXXII |  friend as much as he thought fit, gave the rest to the youth
27        V, II    |      miracles we have thought fit to hand on to posterity.
28        V, IX    |   most courageous companions, fit to preach the Word, inasmuch
29        V, XII   |       of which I have thought fit here briefly to describe.
30        V, XVII  |  fewer words, we have thought fit to insert in our History
31        V, XIX   |   their faith, it was thought fit to record the same among
32        V, XXIV  |       himself.~I HAVE thought fit briefly to sum up those