Book, Chapter

 1        I, I   |   to wit, English, British, Scottish, Pictish, and Latin, the
 2       II, XIX | Saranus and the rest of the Scottish doctors and abbots, Hilarus,
 3      III, III |      asking a bishop of the Scottish nation, had Aidan sent him,
 4      III, III |    were instructed by their Scottish teachers in study and the
 5      III, III |    parts of Britain, to the Scottish monks, because they had
 6      III, IV  |   number of oaks, is in the Scottish tongue called Dearmach—The
 7      III, XIII|    a certain scholar of the Scottish race was smitten with the
 8      III, XXI |   and Ceollach, also of the Scottish nation, succeeded him in
 9      III, XXV |    bishops, Colman with his Scottish clerks, and Agilbert with
10       IV, IV  |   the meantime, Colman, the Scottish bishop, departing from Britain,
11       IV, XIII|  them a certain monk of the Scottish nation, whose name was Dicul,
12       IV, XXV | that monastery a man of the Scottish race, called Adamnan,leading
13        V, XIX |    not long after, when the Scottish sect had been exposed and
14        V, XXII|     those monks also of the Scottish nation, who lived in the