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 1        0, Int  |    of the English Church, he appears to rely but little upon
 2        0, Life |     desire to tell it afresh appears to be perennial. And yet
 3        0, Life |  know nothing; the name Beda appears to have been not uncommon.
 4        0, Life |      v. infra). From this it appears that he died on a Wednesday,
 5        I, I    |  race, the Goidels or Gaels, appears to have been in possession
 6        I, XXVII|      is so depraved, that it appears to be defiled even without
 7       II, I    |      away; that which I bear appears the more grievous."~ So
 8       II, X    |    superstition of idolatry, appears by the examples of the perishing
 9       II, XIII |   again. So this life of man appears for a little while, but
10       II, XIII |    that such truth evidently appears in this preaching as can
11       II, XIX  |     the epistle it evidently appears that this heresy arose among
12      III, II   |     with good reason; for it appears that there was no symbol
13      III, XIX  |    burn you; for though this appears to be a terrible and great
14        V, XXI  |  which words it most plainly appears, that in the Paschal observance,
15        V, XXI  | beginning of the third week, appears in the sky, it is commanded
16        V, XXI  |    in the number? But if, as appears by diligent study of the
17        V, XXI  |    from bondage, by which it appears, that during the time of