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 1        I, I     |      of land and water fowl of divers sorts; it is remarkable
 2        I, XVIII |       all the Apostles, and of divers martyrs, after offering
 3        I, XVIII |   saints brought together from divers countries, as their equal
 4        I, XXIII |        Augustine, and with him divers other monks, who feared
 5        I, XXVI  |       with such possessions of divers sorts as were necessary
 6        I, XXVII |     perverted will. For though divers nations have divers opinions
 7        I, XXVII |     though divers nations have divers opinions concerning this
 8        I, XXXII |  Ethelbert, with many gifts of divers sorts; being desirous to
 9        I, XXXII |    pestilences, earthquakes in divers places; which things will
10        I, XXXIII|     Paul, and enriched it with divers gifts; wherein the bodies
11       II, XI    |     had made known His name in divers ways to the nations, they
12       II, XII   |   years as an exile, hiding in divers places and kingdoms, and
13      III, III   |         Churches were built in divers places; the people joyfully
14      III, XXII  |   authority, built churches in divers places, and ordained priests
15      III, XXV   |        is spread abroad, among divers nations and tongues, at
16       IV, V     |        year; but on account of divers hindrances, it was approved
17       IV, XIII  |        three hundred fishes of divers sorts, which being divided
18       IV, XIX   |     and other diseases were at divers times healed; and the coffin
19        V, XV    |                  CHAP. XV. How divers churches of the Scots, at
20        V, XVIII |     the due time, and in doing divers other things contrary to
21        V, XXIV  | Likewise a book of Epistles to divers Persons, of which one is
22        V, XXIV  |      world.~A Book of Hymns in divers sorts of metre, or rhythm.~
23        V, XXIV  |   continued almost, two years, divers grievous sicknesses raging,