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 1       II, IX   | where there was then a royal township, and being admitted as if
 2       II, XIV  |  king and queen to the royal township, which is called Adgefrin,
 3       II, XIV  |      which is close by. This township, under the following kings,
 4       II, XIV  | where there was then a royal township, he built a church which
 5       II, XIV  |     kings built themselves a township in the country called Loidis.
 6      III, XVII |      AIDAN was in the king’s township, not far from the city of
 7      III, XXI  |   along with him, at a noted township, belonging to the king,
 8      III, XXII |  Bishop Finan, in the king’s township above spoken of, which is
 9      III, XXII |    East Angles, in the royal township, called Rendlaesham,’ that
10       IV, XXVII|    clerk or priest came to a township, they all, at his summons,
11        V, II   |   used to do.~There was in a township not far off, a certain youth
12        V, IV   | about two miles off, was the township of one Puch, a thegn, whose