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 1        I, XVIII|       ten years of age, to be healed of the bishops. They ordered
 2        I, XVIII|     bishops that she might be healed. They, therefore, perceiving
 3        I, XIX  |      some to have their souls healed, and some their bodies.
 4       II, II   |     whose prayers he shall be healed, be looked upon as hallowed
 5      III, II   |       man had his injured arm healed. [634 A.D.]~THE place is
 6      III, II   |       God he might thereby be healed. The brother did as he was
 7      III, IX   |     and cattle are frequently healed to this day. Whence it came
 8      III, IX   |       that the sick should be healed in the place where he died;
 9      III, IX   |      where the horse had been healed, and he marked the spot.
10      III, IX   |      she awoke, found herself healed of her infirmity. Upon which
11      III, XI   |    possessed with devils were healed by them. [679-697 A.D.]~
12      III, XI   |       poured out, had already healed many sick persons. The abbess
13      III, XVII |     have found grace and been healed in that same place, as also
14       IV, X    |      that she should be there healed, she was led into the cemetery,
15       IV, XIX  | incision which I had made was healed up; so that, in marvellous
16       IV, XIX  | diseases were at divers times healed; and the coffin wherein
17        V, II   |   long lame, who, when he was healed by the Apostles Peter and
18        V, II   |     hair grew as the skin was healed. Thus the youth became fair
19        V, III  |             CHAP. III. How he healed a sick maiden by his prayers. [
20        V, IV   |              CHAP. IV. How he healed a thegn’s wife that was