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 1        0, Life   |        life in the monastery in learning, in teaching, and in writing,
 2        0, Life   |   acquired that wide and varied learning revealed in his historical,
 3        0, Life   |   foundation laid of that sound learning upon which his widespread
 4        0, Life   |      delight," he tells us, "in learning, or teaching, or writing."
 5        0, Life   |         gave a fresh impulse to learning, not only in England, but
 6        0, Life   | spirituality of Bede, his great learning and scholarly attainment
 7        0, Life   |  concerning him, but my want of learning cuts short my words. Nevertheless,
 8        I, XVII   |      through a good conscience, learning through the study of letters,
 9        I, XXI    |         they had left them; and learning that but few had gone astray,
10        I, XXIII  |       Gregory, a man eminent in learning and the conduct of affairs,
11       II, II     |  Britons, and many men of great learning, particularly from their
12      III, V      |      reading the Scriptures, or learning psalms. This was the daily
13      III, VII    |         The king, observing his learning and industry, desired him
14      III, XIV    | inferior to his predecessors in learning and conduct of life.~Oswy,
15      III, XXI    |          who by reason of their learning and good life were deemed
16       IV, I      |         Wighard, a man of great learning in the teaching of the Church,
17       IV, I      |       could name another, whose learning and age were fitter for
18       IV, XXIII  |       man of great industry and learning, and of excellent ability,
19        V, VIII   |       and otherwise of manifold learning, whom he consecrated in
20        V, IX     |      their good deeds and their learning, and when all things necessary
21        V, IX     |        of the world and for his learning and knowledge, for he had
22        V, X      |    glorious duke of the Franks, learning these things, caused the
23        V, XVIII  |        have said, of marvellous learning both in liberal and ecclesiastical
24        V, XIX    |    instructed in ecclesiastical learning, was archbishop there. When
25        V, XIX    |  desirous that a man of so much learning and piety should attend
26        V, XX     |       Among other proofs of his learning, as well as Theodore’s,
27        V, XXII   |         the English people that learning which it had in the knowledge
28        V, XX  III|      and wisdom, and of notable learning in Holy Scripture.~Thus
29        V, XXIV   |        I always took delight in learning, or teaching, or writing.