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 1        I, IV   |  Christian. He soon obtained his pious request, and the Britons
 2        I, XXVII|      have over is to be spent in pious and religious works, according
 3        I, XXVII|     Church those things that are pious, religious, and right, and
 4        I, XXXII| posterity.~"For even so the most pious emperor, Constantine, of
 5       II, I    |        with the help of the most pious emperor, Tiberius Constantine,
 6       II, XI   |         the performance of works pious and acceptable to God; that
 7       II, XV   |          wishes in vain; for the pious labourer in the spiritual
 8      III, VII  | consecrated churches, and by his pious labours called many to the
 9      III, XXIII|         brother, to complete his pious undertaking. Cynibill readily
10      III, XXV  |        with rude simplicity, but pious intentions, have themselves
11      III, XXIX |        acquainted with your most pious devotion and fervent love
12      III, XXIX |        continually to follow the pious rule of the chief of the
13      III, XXIX |        Paul; for, hearing of her pious zeal, all the Apostolic
14      III, XXIX |    rejoices with us, even as her pious works smell sweet and blossom
15       IV, III  |        his zeal and love for his pious labour, he himself, with
16       IV, VI   |      life and by her regular and pious care of those under her
17       IV, IX   |      when Ethelburg herself, the pious mother of that community
18       IV, XI   |        acts, frequent prayer and pious fruits of almsgiving; he
19       IV, XVII |       under the rule of our most pious lords, Egfrid, king of of
20       IV, XVII |       the ninth year of the most pious Emperor Constantine,we also
21       IV, XXII |          stirred up in faith and pious devotion to prayer, or to
22       IV, XXIII|          not long before, by the pious handmaid of Christ, Heiu,
23       IV, XXVII|         himself entirely to that pious labour, so industriously
24       IV, XXXI |       man of God, he prayed with pious earnestness, that, through
25        V, VII  |         whose most holy body his pious love had led him from the
26        V, VII  |         in the reign of our most pious lord, the Emperor Justinian,
27        V, XX   |       receive the rewards of his pious devotion. For he was brought
28        V, XXII |   willingly heard by all, by his pious and diligent exhortations,