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 1        0, Int  |      described. Cedd dies of the plague of 664.~Meanwhile, important
 2        0, Int  |        the miseries of the great plague of 664. Mercia, so lately
 3        0, Life |           It tells how, when the plague of 686 devastated the monastery,
 4        I, VIII |          across the sea for that plague, straightway all the taint
 5        I, XIII | Constantinople, and soon after a plague followed; moreover, a great
 6        I, XIV  |          on a sudden, a grievous plague fell upon that corrupt generation,
 7      III, XIII |          time," said he, "of the plague which made such widespread
 8      III, XXIII|         at a time when there was plague, and fell sick and died.
 9      III, XXVII|        multitude of men. By this plague the aforesaid priest of
10      III, XXVII|     Paegnalaech.2 Moreover, this plague prevailed no less disastrously
11      III, XXVII|       were either cut off by the plague, or dispersed into other
12      III, XXX  |         the aforesaid disastrous plague, Sighere, with his part
13      III, XXX  |         be protected against the plague. But Sebbi, his companion
14       IV, III  |        stones together;" I for a plague fell upon them, sent from
15       IV, XIV  |       one more shall die of this plague, either in the monastery
16       IV, XXVII|     could have put a stop to the plague sent from God, by incantations,