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 1        I, XV   | kindled by the hands of the pagans, proved God’s just vengeance
 2       II, I    |     informed that they were pagans. Then fetching a deep sigh
 3       II, V    |      left three sons, still pagans, to inherit his temporal
 4       II, VI   |     will and consent of the pagans. But he and his nation,
 5       II, IX   |     by intercourse with the pagans. Paulinus was ordained bishop
 6       II, IX   |      to convert some of the pagans to the grace of the faith
 7       II, XIV  |    built a church which the pagans, by whom King Edwin was
 8       II, XX   | anything any more than with pagans. King Edwin's head was brought
 9      III, VII  |     in that place confirmed pagans, he thought it better to
10      III, IX   |  where he was killed by the pagans, fighting for his country,
11      III, XIII |  his head was set up by the pagans, when he was killed, and
12      III, XVIII|   with King Ecgric; and the pagans pressing on, all their army
13      III, XIX  |    by the irruptions of the pagans,and foreseeing that the
14      III, XXIV |     it is reported that the pagans had thirty times the number
15      III, XXIV |   The engagement began, the pagans were put to flight or killed,
16      III, XXIV | hostile depredations of the pagans, and, having made an end
17        V, X    |  cast into the river by the pagans, as has been said, were
18        V, X    |    in the sight of the very pagans that had slain them. Moreover,