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 1 VI    |         at that time priest and abbot of the monastery, but afterwards
 2 VII   |        of his soul, to grant to Abbot Eata a certain tract of
 3 VII   |       to build a monastery. The abbot, in consequence of this
 4 VIII  |       comes on, the above-named Abbot Eata, with Cuthbert and
 5 VIII  |        priest, who was formerly abbot of the monastery of Lindisfarne,
 6 VIII  |     three years ago foretold to Abbot Eata, that this pestilence
 7 VIII  |         die of it; but that the abbot should die of another disease,
 8 XVI   |        of Melrose, its reverend abbot, Eata, transferred him to
 9 XVI   |   virtue; for the same reverend abbot had both monasteries under
10 XVI   |         a bishop, and now of an abbot and monks; for the case
11 XVI   |    monastery is governed by the abbot, whom they, with the consent
12 XVII  |        with the blessing of the abbot and brethren accompanying
13 XXII  |     things to the orders of the abbot, the times of watching,
14 XXX   |         the man of God, but now abbot of the monastery of Melrose.
15 XXXVII| Lindisfarne, in the capacity of abbot. ~"He was brought to the
16 XXXVII|       turf, which the venerable Abbot Cudda formerly gave me.
17 XLV   |      Greeks call paralysis. His abbot, knowing that there were
18 XLV   |       the instance of their own abbot and bishop also, attended
19 XLV   |      having first consulted the abbot, brought the shoes which