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 1        I, XVIII|     precious gifts; judging it fitting, that the limbs of saints
 2        I, XXVII|       to him. He soon received fitting answers to his questions,
 3       II, IV   |      and to carry it on to the fitting height of perfection. In
 4       II, XII  |   promise that he would make a fitting return to him who should
 5      III, VIII |        neglected, he appointed fitting and condign punishments
 6      III, XIV  |      royal horse, which it was fitting that you should have for
 7      III, XIX  |    discipline, and, as is most fitting for holy men, he carefully
 8      III, XXVII|         and sitting alone in a fitting place, began seriously to
 9       IV, II   |     parts, ordained bishops in fitting places, and with their assistance
10       IV, XX   |       concerning her.~IT seems fitting to insert in this history
11        V, X    | celebrated in those parts with fitting veneration. Finally, Pippin,
12        V, XXI  |      of the world; and after a fitting solemn service of lessons