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 1        0, Int    |          the other. The death of Ethelbert in Kent (616 A.D.) and that
 2        I, XXV    |         in Britain. The powerful Ethelbert was at that time king of
 3        I, XXV    |       the Franks, and sending to Ethelbert, signified that they were
 4        I, XXXII  |        letters and gifts to King Ethelbert. [601 A.D.]~The same blessed
 5        I, XXXII  |      time, sent a letter to King Ethelbert, with many gifts of divers
 6        I, XXXII  |          his most excellent son, Ethelbert, king of the English, Bishop
 7        I, XXXIII |         in which, by his advice, Ethelbert erected from the foundation
 8       II, II     | Augustine, with the help of King Ethelbert, drew together to a conference
 9       II, III    |          time, Sabert, nephew to Ethelbert through his sister Ricula,
10       II, III    |          was under subjection to Ethelbert, who, as has been said above,
11       II, III    |      preaching of Mellitus, King Ethelbert built the church of St.
12       II, III    |         westward, and in it King Ethelbert dedicated a church to the
13       II, III    |    working of miracles, led King Ethelbert and his nation from the
14       II, IV     |      clergy; as likewise to King Ethelbert and the English nation.
15       II, V      |    preach to the English nation, Ethelbert, king of Kent, having most
16       II, V      |     third, as has been said, was Ethelbert, king of Kent; the fourth
17       II, V      |         even in the life-time of Ethelbert, had been acquiring the
18       II, V      |         of that hereafter.~ King Ethelbert died on the 24th day of
19       II, V      |       with their doctrine.~ This Ethelbert was the son of Irminric,
20       II, V      |           But after the death of Ethelbert, the accession of his son
21       II, IX     |     endearment) daughter to King Ethelbert. When he first sent ambassadors
22      III, XIV    |      Apostle Andrew,’ which King Ethelbert had built from the foundation,
23        V, XX  III|         and left his three sons, Ethelbert, Eadbert, and Alric, heirs
24        V, XXIV   |         II, 1.]~In the year 616, Ethelbert, king of Kent died. [II,