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 1 XIV   |     extinguished, he imitated that venerable priest Marcellinus of Ancona,
 2 XV    |        have above related how this venerable man prevailed against the
 3 XVI   |            LINDISFARNE~WHILST this venerable servant of the Lord was
 4 XVI   |          spiritual exercises, this venerable man both excited the good
 5 XXI   | exemplified their obedience to the venerable man. For it is no wonder
 6 XXI   |   marvelled at the holiness of the venerable man, for that even the elements
 7 XXII  |      mention, with all honour, the venerable Boisil, servant of Christ,
 8 XXIII |         those who were sick. For a venerable handmaid of Christ, Elfled
 9 XXIII |        thought she should die, the venerable abbess went in to see her.
10 XXV   |           accustomed devotion, the venerable Bishop Eata called him and
11 XXVI  |         LIFE IN HIS BISHOPRIC ~THE venerable man of God, Cuthbert, adorned
12 XXVII |          you prepared. ' ~When the venerable man of God, Cuthbert, had
13 XXVIII|      conversation. Now there was a venerable priest of the name of Herebert,
14 XXX   |     ANOINTING HER WITH OIL~BUT the venerable Bishop Cuthbert effected
15 XXXVII|            one of them, an old and venerable monk, strong in faith but
16 XXXVII|          under the turf, which the venerable Abbot Cudda formerly gave
17 XL    |           meaning. The body of the venerable father was placed on board
18 XLII  |         and tears. Here, also, his venerable predecessor, Cuthbert, before
19 XLVI  |         holy oratory, in which the venerable father went through his
20 XLVI  |       afforded to the weather. The venerable man, whose aim was rather