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...and unceasingly collected many various flowers of divine Scriptures, with which he thickly stored the cells of his mind. Now when that first quotation was...was hanging on the blessed cross, and, saluting him with his bodily eyes only, because elsewhere he was all pierced with nails, cried, " Lord, remember...

...unceasingly collected many various flowers of divine Scriptures, with which he thickly stored the r7 Now when that first quotation was copied, he was eager...was hanging on the blessed cross, and, saluting him with his bodily eyes only, because elsewhere he was all pierced with nails, cried, " Lord, remember...

...and unceasingly collected many various flowers of divine Scriptures, with which he thickly stored the cells of his mind. Now when that first quotation was...he was eager at once to read, and to interpret in Sax9n, and then to teach others; even as we read of that happy robber, who recognized his Lord, aye,...

...unloitcringly gathered many various flowers of the Divine Scriptures, with which he plentifully stored the cells of his mind. Now, when that first quotation was copied, he was eager at once to read and to translate it into Saxon, and then to teach others. Even as we read of that happy robber, who recognised...

...and unceasingly collected many various flowers of divine Scripture, with which he thickly stored the cells of his mind. Now when that first quotation was...was hanging on the blessed cross, and saluting him with his bodily eyes only, because elsewhere he was all pierced with nails, cried, " Lord, remember...

...Asser tells us that Alfred began on one and the same day to read and to interpret 5 ; and again, that he was eager at once to read and to interpret in Saxon, that he might teach others 6 . If reliance be placed on Asser's Annals of Alfred's life 7 , we know...

...Asser tells us that Alfred began on one and the same day to read and to interpret 5 ; and again, that he was eager at once to read and to interpret in Saxon, that he might teach others 6 . If reliance be placed on Asser's Annals of Alfred's life 7 , we know...

....Asser tells us that Alfred began on one and the same day to read and to interpret 5 ; and again, that he was eager at once to read and to interpret in Saxon, that he might teach others 6 . If reliance be placed on Asser's Annals of Alfred's life 7 , we know...

...and unceasingly collected many various flowers of divine Scripture with which he thickly stored the cells of his mind. " Now when that first quotation...and to interpret in Saxon, and then to teach others. The King, inspired by God, began to study the rudiments of divine Scripture on the sacred solemnity...