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 1        I, IV   | colleague in the empire was his adopted brother, Lucius Verus, whose
 2       II, II   |     sight and such as should be adopted by all." His adversaries
 3      III, V    |      women, led by his example, adopted the custom of prolonging
 4      III, VII  |        acceptable to God, first adopted as his son, thus born again
 5      III, XIX  |    monastic probation, had also adopted the life of an anchorite.
 6       IV, XI   |     before left his kingdom and adopted that life, had not his wife
 7       IV, XXV  |  austerity of life he had first adopted from the necessity of correcting
 8       IV, XXVII|        a religious life; and he adopted the name and habit of a
 9        V, XV   |        the instance of Adamnan, adopted the Catholic Easter; and
10        V, XV   |   Britain, by the grace of God, adopted the reasonable and ecclesiastical
11        V, XIX  |        regard him always as his adopted son. But Wilfrid thanked
12        V, XXII |         the teaching of Egbert, adopted the catholic manner of conversation,