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 1        I, XVIII |      in one tomb. These being honourably bestowed, and laid together,
 2        I, XXI   |       where, after being very honourably received by Valentinian
 3       II, XX    |     Kent by sea, and was very honourably received by the Archbishop
 4      III, VII   |       the people received him honourably, and asked Theodore, then
 5      III, XIX   |       the East Angles, he was honourably received by the aforesaid
 6      III, XIX   |    into Gaul, and being there honourably entertained by Clovis, king
 7      III, XXVII |      was carried off, and was honourably buried in the monastery
 8      III, XXVIII|  Paris;and by him Wilfrid was honourably consecrated, several bishops
 9       IV, XVIII |   before at Rome, and was now honourably received by Pope Agatho
10       IV, XVIII | friends carried to Tours, and honourably buried; for he had been
11       IV, XXII  |      monastery, and buried it honourably, and took care often to
12        V, XIX   |    and that function was most honourably performed. Whilst he yet
13        V, XIX   |       wind into Frisland, and honourably received by that barbarous
14        V, XXII  |    them from Ireland, and was honourably and joyfully received. Being