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 1        I, I     |         though at a considerable distance, the coasts of Germany,
 2        I, I     | corrupted into Reptacaestir. The distance from here across the sea
 3        I, I     |          which we often see at a distance, when the days are clear.
 4        I, XII   |        begins at about two miles distance from the monastery of Aebbercurnig,
 5        I, XXVII |           if there be so great a distance between them, that they
 6        I, XXVIII|          that those who are at a distance first learn from others
 7       II, XVIII |   journey to Rome, at so great a distance by sea and land, to ordain
 8       II, XVIII |         to God; because the long distance of sea and land that lies
 9      III, XXII  |        island of Britain, at the distance of twelve miles from the
10       IV, IV    |          of Ireland, and at some distance from it, called in the language
11       IV, XXIII | salvation to many who lived at a distance, to whom the blessed fame
12       IV, XXIII |          another monastery, at a distance from hers, which she had
13       IV, XXV   |       gone on a certain day to a distance from the monastery, accompanied