dum CONJ n PRON53NOMPC sed V21PRESACTIVEIND2S apostolic ADJ11NOMSFPOS mor N21VOCSF su N21DATSM sicut ADVPOS in PREPABL univers N21DATSM orb ADJ11VOCSMPOS terr N11GENPF in PREPABL h PRON31DATPX occidu ADJ11DATPXPOS part N33LOCPF ad ADVPOS praedic VPAR11NOMSNFUTPASSIVEPPL gent N33LOCPF pagan N21LOCPM dirig V31IMPFACTIVESUB3S atque CONJ in PREPABL h PRON31ACCSF insul N11ACCSF qu PRON10NOMPF Brittania OTHER nuncup V11PRESPASSIVEIND3S contig V31PERFACTIVEIND3S introiv V61PERFACTIVEINF0X antequam CONJ cognosc V31IMPFACTIVESUB1P cred VPAR31NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL qu PRON10NOMSN iuxta ADVPOS mor N31ACCSM universal ADJ32NOMSCPOS ecclesi N11GENSF ingred V31IMPFSUB3P in PREPABL magn ADJ11NOMSFPOS rever VPAR21NOMPNPRESPPL sanctitat N31GENSF tam ADVPOS Brettones OTHER qu PRON10ACCSF  venerat VPAR11NOMPMPERFPASSIVEPPL sumus V51PRESACTIVEIND3P sed CONJ cognosc VPAR31NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL Brettones OTHER scott ADJ11ACCPMPOS meli ADJ11NOMPCCOMP putav V11PERFACTIVEIND1P
Whenas the see apostolic (according to the accustomed manner thereof as it doth in all parts of the world) sent us to preach to paynim people in these western parts, and so it happened us to enter into this isle which is called Britain; where thinking, before we had experience, that men walked according to the customed way of the universal Church, we honoured with great reverence of holiness as well the Britons as the Scots; but having experience of the Britons we thought the Scots better.
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