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 1 PREF   |           and most blessed Father Bishop Eadfrid, and to all the
 2 IV     |     SHEPHERDS, HE SAW THE SOUL OF BISHOP AIDAN CARRIED TO HEAVEN
 3 IV     |          must have been some holy bishop, or some favoured one from
 4 IV     |        come, he found that Aidan, bishop of the Church of Lindisfarne,
 5 VI     |         monastery, but afterwards bishop of Lindisfarne, was come,
 6 VIII   |        that he should be ordained bishop. When Cuthbert became an
 7 XVI    |           above made mention of a bishop, and now of an abbot and
 8 XVI    |          Aidan, who was the first bishop of that place, was a monk,
 9 XVI    |           respect, as well as the bishop himself. The blessed pope
10 XXII   |         attain to the office of a bishop; though he, in his eagerness
11 XXIV   |     Egfrid proposed to make him a bishop, and wishing to know if
12 XXIV   |         attended by the most holy Bishop Trumwine, and by as many
13 XXV    |           devotion, the venerable Bishop Eata called him and requested
14 XXVI   |   Cuthbert, adorned the office of bishop, which he had undertaken,
15 XXVIII |  according to your pleasure." The bishop yielded to his prayers,
16 XXIX   |           of hospitality, and the bishop had sat down, the man began
17 XXIX   |        bitter cup of death by the bishop's benediction, now the first
18 XXX    |        WITH OIL~BUT the venerable Bishop Cuthbert effected a cure
19 XXXII  |           be found to receive the bishop and his attendants. They
20 XXXII  |          of the wood, sent to the bishop, requesting permission to
21 XXXII  |          he was brought near, the bishop perceived that his sufferings
22 XXXIV  |           to the abbess, "Ask the bishop what he has just seen: for
23 XXXIV  |        said, "I pray you, my lord bishop, tell me what you have just
24 XXXIV  |          without some cause." The bishop endeavoured to conceal the
25 XXXIV  |           monastery," replied the bishop; upon which she further
26 XXXIV  |         who went forthwith to the bishop, at that time consecrating
27 XXXIV  |        pray," said she, " my lord bishop, remember in the mass my
28 XXXV   |        out of the same cup as the bishop. " Certainly," said the
29 XXXVII |           him, " Tell us, my lord bishop, when we may hope for your
30 XXXVII | salutation with a sigh. ' My lord bishop,' said I, ' what is the
31 XXXVII |          I said, ' I see, my lord bishop, that you have suffered
32 XXXVII |           supported life, my lord bishop? asked I; ' have you remained
33 XXXVII |          them, and we went to the bishop, and asked him, saying, '
34 XXXVII |           have not dared, my lord bishop, to despise your injunction
35 XXXVIII|        out, and said to me, ' The bishop wishes you to go in unto
36 XXXVIII|         moment of my touching the bishop, when I supported him into
37 XXXVIII|           and reverend father and bishop, Aurelius Augustine, who,
38 XXXVIII|           to me in a dream, Go to Bishop Augustine, and let him place
39 XL     |        year, Eadbert was ordained bishop. He was a man of great virtues,
40 XLII   |          communicated to the holy Bishop Eadbert about the middle
41 XLII   |        what they had found to the bishop, who was then walking alone
42 XLII   |       saint had been wrapped. The bishop thanked them for the gift,
43 XLII   |     starry sphere," &c. ~When the bishop had said much more to this
44 XLIII  |     CHAPTER XLIII~HOW THE BODY OF BISHOP EADBERT WAS LAID IN THE
45 XLIII  |  MEANWHILE, God's chosen servant, Bishop Eadbert, was seized by an
46 XLIV   |        and holy Wilbrord Clement, bishop of the Fresons, who, whilst
47 XLV    |   instance of their own abbot and bishop also, attended to him with
48 XLVI   |           right reverend Eadfrid, bishop of the church of Lindisfarne,