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 1        I, I    |         is well known, has been observed among the Picts to this
 2        I, XX   |        country round about, and observed, in the way by which the
 3        I, XXV  |       that which I have so long observed with the whole English nation.
 4        I, XXVII|         is one custom of Masses observed in the holy Roman Church,
 5        I, XXVII| Testament the outward works are observed, so in the New Testament,
 6       II, II   |        about to give battle, he observed their priests, who were
 7       II, II   |    hands. Many of these, having observed a fast of three days,. had
 8       II, IV   |      has been said above, to be observed between the 14th and 20th
 9       II, IV   |        be committed to them and observed; together with letters which
10       II, V    |          and are still kept and observed by them. Among which, he
11      III, VIII |        fast of forty days to be observed; and that the same might
12      III, XXII |     king was killed, because he observed the precepts of the Gospel
13      III, XXV  |         as has been said above, observed the true and Catholic Easter,
14      III, XXV  |  Eanfled and her followers also observed it as she had seen it practised
15      III, XXV  |         the custom was which he observed, and whence it derived its
16      III, XXV  |         and prayer. We found it observed in Africa, Asia, Egypt,
17      III, XXV  |         folly, for he literally observed the precepts of the Mosaic
18      III, XXV  |         ordered to be specially observed. Thus, as I have said before,
19      III, XXVI |     some time after universally observed in the churches of the Northumbrians.
20      III, XXVII|   abstinence he likewise always observed forty days before the Nativity
21       IV, V    |      fathers, may be inviolably observed by all of us.’ This and
22       IV, XIV  |       and with sincere devotion observed the mysteries of the faith
23       IV, XXII |     time, those who attentively observed him, by his countenance,
24       IV, XXV  |       died there, he ever after observed this manner of abstinence,
25        V, XIII |         very great; it is to be observed, that in his first years
26        V, XXI  |    think Easter Sunday is to be observed from the fourteenth day
27        V, XXI  |       many times commends to be observed as a greater festival than
28        V, XXI  |       first lunar month must be observed in the like order, so that
29        V, XXI  |       received by the Law to be observed, we still, as we are taught
30        V, XXI  |    which began long since to be observed in the Church, to wit, even
31        V, XXI  |       transcribed, learned, and observed, the erroneous cycles of