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 1        I, XIV  |    of corn, decay of morals, pestilence, and the downfall of the
 2      III, XXIII| struck down by the aforesaid pestilence, except one little boy,
 3      III, XXVII|      the same year, a sudden pestilence depopulated first the southern
 4      III, XXX  |    the East Saxons, during a pestilence, returned to idolatry, but
 5       IV, I    | aforesaid eclipse and of the pestilence which followed it immediately,
 6       IV, I    |      had come with him, by a pestilence which fell upon them.~But
 7       IV, VII  |   Church. At the time of the pestilence, already often mentioned,
 8       IV, VIII |      seized by the aforesaid pestilence, when his last hour was
 9       IV, XIV  |             CHAP. XIV. How a pestilence ceased through the intercession
10       IV, XIV  |  faith of Christ, a grievous pestilence fell upon many provinces
11       IV, XIX  |    she not only foretold the pestilence of which she was to die,
12       IV, XXVII|  some also, in the time of a pestilence, neglecting the mysteries
13        V, XXIV |    returned to his people; a pestilence arose; Ceadda and Wilfrid
14        V, XXIV |     tribulation by reason of pestilence, which continued almost,