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 1        I, I      |      in winter, that is, only six equinoctial hours. Whereas,
 2        I, II     |      gave orders for building six hundred sail of both sorts.
 3        I, III    |    from north to south; being six miles distant from the southern
 4        I, IX     | Augustus, held the empire for six years after the death of
 5        I, XXIII  |       over it thirteen years, six months and ten days. He,
 6       II, I      | Apostolic see thirteen years, six months, and ten days, died,
 7       II, XIV    |    Paulinus, for the space of six years from this time, that
 8       II, XX     |      English and the Britons, six whereof, as has been said,
 9      III, XX     |    had been vacant a year and six months, Deusdedit of the
10      III, XXIV   |      nation. Of these estates six were in the province of
11      III, XXIV   |      the Deiri, and the other six in that of the Bernicians.
12      III, XXVI   |        came only with five or six servants, and having performed
13       IV, XIII   |      in it there were five or six brothers, who served the
14       IV, XIX    |   Angles, a district of about six hundred families, of the
15       IV, XXIII  |     with the same trouble for six years continually; during
16        V, XX  III|       see thirty-seven years, six months and fourteen days.
17        V, XXIV   |        On the Gospel of Luke, six books.~Of Homilies on the
18        V, XXIV   |        of which one is of the Six Ages of the world; one of