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 1        I, IX    | into the East, where he was entertained by Theodosius with fatherly
 2        I, XXVIII| their own accord, are to be entertained, is shown by this, that
 3       II, IV    |    same house where we were entertained."~ Also Laurentius with
 4       II, XII   |  companions were hospitably entertained by Redwald, he sent messengers
 5      III, XI    | spirit; he being hospitably entertained, when he had gone to bed
 6      III, XIX   |  and being there honourably entertained by Clovis, king of the Franks,
 7       IV, I     |   kindly received, and long entertained. But Hadrian went first
 8       IV, XVIII |      for he had been kindly entertained by the Church there on his
 9       IV, XXII  |     to the army." The noble entertained him, kind ordered his wounds
10       IV, XXIX  |     Whilst they alternately entertained one another with draughts
11        V, X     |   So the reeve received and entertained them in his house some days,