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pun&pe beo^ geto^ene
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tipa peliquiaf pamob.
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fen, for which you ha v^
reafbn both to rejoice and
to be afraid. You may
very prudently rejoice,
that the Souls of this
People by outward Mi-
racles are brought to have
" inward Grace. Never-
thelefs be afraid that your
Mind be not lifted up
with Arrogance by rea-
fon of the Miracles which
^^ God hath wrought by you,
and you then fall into
Vain-glory within, when
you are extolFd with out-
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alfb to Augufline holy "" Pre-
fents of facredVeftments and
of ^ Books, and the Reliques
of the Apoftles and Martyrs,
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PPalter of Sc. Auguflm^ of the Sacerdotal Veftments, the Gold and
Silver VeflTels, with the Pall, fyc. Mt.Wheloc promifed in his Notes
upon Bede^ /. i. c. 29. p. 99. from the Canterbury Book, in Trinity
Ball in Cambridge ^ which fpeaking of thefe very Books, has this
Note : Wm sunt PRiMiTiiE Librorum totius Ecclesi/e
Anglicans. This Account, which Mr. Wheloc only promifed,
Mr. Wanley has giren us in his large and Learned Catalogue of Saxon
Manufcripts, which it may not be amifs to give the Reader here
tranflated into £^^/if/&,
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