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 1        I, XXVII|   judged. For it is the part of noble minds in some manner to
 2       II, I    |    ancestors that were not only noble, but religious. Moreover
 3       II, VII  |     which are celestial. He was noble by birth, but still nobler
 4       II, XIV  |        baptized, and many other noble and royal persons. So great
 5       II, XV   |      aforesaid King Redwald was noble by birth, though ignoble
 6       II, XVII |        as follow:~ "To his most noble son, and excellent lord,
 7      III, VIII |         Franks, built by a most noble abbess, named Fara, at a
 8      III, XIV  |         the house of Hunwald, a noble,whom he imagined to be his
 9      III, XIX  |     with gifts.~This man was of noble Scottishblood, but much
10      III, XIX  |    Scottishblood, but much more noble in mind than in birth. From
11      III, XXII |        and being invited by the noble, went to a banquet at his
12      III, XXIV |   father, Edwin, and many other noble persons, are buried in the
13      III, XXIX |     A.D.]~AT this time the most noble kings of the English, Oswy,
14       IV, IX   |    monastery, a certain nun, of noble origin in this world, and
15       IV, XIV  |      Their habit was altogether noble, and their countenances
16       IV, XIX  |        religion, and altogether noble in mind and deed. She had
17       IV, XX   | Ethelthryth shines.~"Child of a noble sire, and glorious by royal
18       IV, XX   |   glorious by royal birth, more noble in her Lord’s sight, the
19       IV, XX   |         s sight, the child of a noble sire.~"Thence she receives
20       IV, XXII |    provisions to the army." The noble entertained him, kind ordered
21       IV, XXII |     again. In the meantime, the noble that had kept him was amazed,
22       IV, XXII |        been a prisoner with the noble some time, those who attentively
23       IV, XXII |        but of some quality. The noble then privately sending for
24       IV, XXII |    thegn of the king’s, and the noble answered, "I perceived by
25        V, X    |          a man of renown and of noble birth in this world, who
26        V, XIX  |       consecrated them with the noble name of Peter, to whom Christ,
27        V, XX   |        man of zeal and great in noble works in the sight of God
28        V, XX   |       erected there a large and noble library. He likewise carefully