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 1 IV    |       that Aidan, bishop of the Church of Lindisfarne, a man of
 2 VI    |       service. He knew that the Church of Lindisfarne contained
 3 VI    |         that he might enter the church to pray, he gave his horse
 4 XVI   |     your clerks: in the English Church, which, thanks be to God,
 5 XVI   |      the first beginning of our Church among our ancestors, none
 6 XVI   |          therefore, came to the church or monastery of Lindisfarne,
 7 XXIII |      Herefrid, presbyter of the church of Lindisfarne, who related
 8 XXVII |      monastery, to consecrate a church, and will follow you as
 9 XXXII |      among the mountains no fit church or place could be found
10 XXXIV |        and also to consecrate a church therein; for there was there
11 XXXIV |      that time consecrating the church, and in amazement, as if
12 XXXVII|     brethren immediately in the church, I had prayers offered up
13 XXXVII|         the inmost parts of the church, that you may be able to
14 XL    |      man of God was buried, the Church was assailed by such a blast
15 XL    |       psalms, and placed in the church of the holy Apostle Peter,
16 XLI   |   little stones. It is near the church in which his body reposes,
17 XLIV  |    leaning on a staff, into the church. He there bent his knees
18 XLVI  | reverend Eadfrid, bishop of the church of Lindisfarne, to restore