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Moreover, too the tunes of singing in church, which until then were only known in Kent, from this time on began to be learned through all the churches of England: and the first master of song in the churches of Northumberland (except James whom we spake of before), was Eddi, surnamed Stephen; who was called from Kent by Wilfrid, a man most reverend, which first among the bishops that were of the English nation did learn to deliver the catholic manner of life to the English churches.
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