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 1        I, XXV  |         Lord, Augustine, and his companions, being, as is reported,
 2        I, XXV  |        ordered Augustine and his companions to come and hold a conference
 3       II, I    |        that St.Augustine and his companions brought the English to receive
 4       II, II   |     rebukes of Augustine and his companions, but preferred their own
 5       II, XII  |    province, and that he and his companions were hospitably entertained
 6       II, XIII |       true God, he commanded his companions to tear down and set on
 7      III, XXV  |          But as for you and your companions, you certainly sin, if,
 8      III, XXVII|        and having lost all their companions, who were either cut off
 9       IV, I    |         off, with almost all his companions who had come with him, by
10       IV, III  |           called Owini,his other companions having upon some due occasion
11       IV, III  |        thus employed abroad, his companions having gone to the church,
12       IV, XI   |      down by his bed, whilst his companions who had come with him stood
13       IV, XXIII|     monastic life, with very few companions.~After this she was made
14        V, II   |        Lent, to abide with a few companions and in quiet give himself
15        V, IX   |        choice of most courageous companions, fit to preach the Word,
16        V, IX   |       belonged to Egbert and his companions was saved. Then he, saying,
17        V, IX   |          at home.~But one of his companions, called Wictbert, notable
18        V, X    |          Christ; and how his two companions, the Hewalds, suffered martyrdom. [
19        V, X    |         to the place where their companions were. Moreover, a long ray
20        V, X    |    vision by night to one of his companions, whose name was Tilmon,
21        V, XIII |        of his sickness, lest his companions should upbraid him with
22        V, XIX  | plentifully supplied him and his companions with all necessaries, as