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 1        I, XXXIII|          for himself and all his successors.’ He also built a monastery
 2       II, III   |         London, where he and his successors should have their episcopal
 3      III, I     |         I. How King Edwin’s next successors lost both the faith of their
 4      III, IV    |         English computation; his successors hold it to this day; he
 5      III, IV    |     concerning him, that he left successors renowned for their continence,
 6      III, VII   | preaching of Birinus; and of his successors, Agilbert and Leutherius. [
 7      III, XXV   |         which observance all the successors of the blessed John in Asia,
 8      III, XXV   |  reverend Father Columba and his successors, men beloved by God, who
 9       IV, XIII  |          a rule of life; and his successors are known to be there to
10        V, XI    |     built a monastery, which his successors still possess, and for a
11        V, XX    |       been taught to sing by the successors of the disciples of the