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In the very year also in which king Egfrid ended his life, he had caused, as we have said, Cuthbort, an holy and reverend man, to be ordained bishop of the church of Lindisfarne, who had led a solitary life many years in great continence of body and mind, in the very small isle called Fame, which lieth distant from the said church almost nine miles, a good way in the main ocean sea.
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