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 1        I, XII  |       people being altogether ignorant of the use of weapons. Whereupon
 2        I, XXI  |  arrived, and were met by the ignorant multitude, whom they blessed,
 3        I, XXVII|  requisite to be known by the ignorant nation of the English.~Gregory
 4        I, XXXIV|     only in this, that he was ignorant of Divine religion. For
 5       II, XII  |        Do not think that I am ignorant of the cause of your grief,
 6       II, XIX  | wickedness. For you cannot be ignorant how that execrable heresy
 7      III, XXV  |   years, which either you are ignorant of, or if you know it, though
 8      III, XXV  |     sun had set. That you are ignorant of the rule of this distinction
 9       IV, XIII |       of the South Saxons was ignorant of the Name of God and the
10        V, XXIV |     and worse amended by some ignorant person, I have corrected