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 1        0, Pref |      Hall, Oxford; and in a very special sense I wish to acknowledge
 2        I, XXVI |         Martin was regarded with special reverence in Britain and
 3       II, XVIII|          us by His goodness, the special blessing of realizing by
 4      III, XIV  |         may say so, blessed in a special manner, humility is said
 5       IV, I    |          teaching, he might take special care that Theodore should
 6       IV, III  |          Lord revealed to him in special wise, and worthy to have
 7       IV, XIV  | monastery, at that time, certain special manifestations of the heavenly
 8       IV, XVI  |    island, were crowned with the special grace of God. For when the
 9       IV, XXIV |     certain brother, marked in a special manner by the grace of God,
10        V, XIX  |     attend him constantly as his special priest and teacher; and
11        V, XXI  |        whom he presided with the special authority of a superior.