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Dearest and Most Reverend Father Albino, Bede, a member of the family of Christ, sends greetings. | Dearest and Most Reverend Father Albino, Bede, a member of the family of Christ, sends greetings. | ||
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Venerable Bede's Epistula ad Albinum abbatem
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