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 1    1|       blessed it for the working of certain cures, and that stone, contrary
 2    1|          commemoration of his name, certain wicked men of lewd conversation,
 3    1|             I have learned this for certain, from well-informed men
 4    1|          different times, regarding certain holy and illustrious men.~ ~
 5    1|             this world to Christ, a certain brother from Scotia (Ireland),
 6    1|         distinctly made to himself, certain places within the enclosure
 7    1|           even in this tempest to a certain holy and excellent man,
 8    1|        gardener, a holy man.~ ~ON a certain day, the holy man ordered
 9    1|            island (Hy, now Iona), a certain brother named Berach intended
10    1|            the holy man regarding a certain Baitan, who with others
11    1|         ocean.~ ~AT another time, a certain man named Baitan, by race
12    1|        Whence it occurred that on a certain day a woman was caught,
13    1|            the holy man regarding a certain Neman, who was not a real
14    1|           penitents in that place a certain Neman, son of Cathair, who,
15    1|           CHAPTER XVI.~ Regarding a certain unhappy man who lay with
16    1|             yet by the arrival of a certain troublesome guest the usual
17    1|               I am surprised that a certain ship from Scotia (Ireland)
18    1|         sooner: there is on board a certain wise man who has fallen
19    1|            the holy man regarding a certain Artbranan.~ ~WHEN the blessed
20    1|            but most pleasing, and a certain unusual and inexpressible
21    1|            the holy man regarding a certain Priest.~ ~AT another time,
22    1|            Latin Bos (the Boyle), a certain Scotic poet came to them,
23    1|           regarding the Family of a certain Peasant.~ ~AT another time,
24    1|          the saint reproved him for certain other sins of which he was
25    2|            the Saint.~ ~THERE was a certain very fruitful apple tree
26    2|            at prime called to him a certain brother, named Lugaid, who
27    2|             departed to the Lord, a certain youth fell from his horse
28    2|           bridge, was immersed in a certain river in the province of
29    2|       soaked, but even rotten, to a certain priest named Iogenan, a
30    2|       Iogenan we have received from certain truthful excellent, and
31    2|     Milk-pail.~ ~AT another time, a certain youth, named Columban, grandson
32    2|             prophetic sentence on a certain rich and very stingy man
33    2|            there was at that time a certain wicked man, a persecutor
34    2|                 CHAPTER XXIV.~ Of a certain Feradach, who was cut off
35    2|             specially recommended a certain exile, of noble race among
36    2|          CHAPTER XXV.~ Concerning a certain other impious man, a persecutor
37    2|          hurt any one in it.~ ~ON a certain day in that same summer
38    2|         Cross.~ ~AT another time, a certain brother named Molua, grandson
39    2|           of Britain (Drumalban), a certain youth named Finten, one
40    2|            province of the Picts, a certain peasant who, with his whole
41    2|             the Druid to liberate a certain Scotic female slave, and
42    2|            against the wind.~ ~ON a certain day after the events recorded
43    2|      CHAPTER XXXVIII.~ Concerning a certain Peasant who was a beggar,
44    2|        words spoken by the saint, a certain active youth ran to the
45    2|            island (Hy, now Iona), a certain man of humble birth, who
46    2|            own country I murdered a certain man, and afterwards, as
47    2|           confined in prison. But a certain very wealthy blood-relation
48    2| guest-chamber, and suffering from a certain disease, he passed to the
49    2|          CHAPTER XLI.~ Concerning a certain little Woman who, as a daughter
50    2|         pains of Childbirth.~ ~ON a certain day during the saint's stay
51    2|           on the Rechrean island, a certain man of humble birth came
52    2|         hour of the fourteenth day, certain dangers of a most formidable
53    3|                  CHAPTER II.~ ~ON a certain night between the conception
54    3|          her, as he stood by her, a certain robe of extraordinary beauty,
55    3|             was excommunicated by a certain synod for some pardonable
56    3|        persons, he made it known to certain brethren who were standing
57    3|     Eilean-na-Naoimh), he saw, on a certain night, in a mental ecstasy,
58    3|        added these words: ÒKnow for certain," said he, "that I am sent
59    3|        wonder and admiration. But a certain brother named Aidan, the
60    3|           the saint afterwards told certain persons, and they few in
61    3|             surnamed Coilrigin.~ ~A CERTAIN blacksmith, greatly devoted
62    3|             to heaven the soul of a certain virtuous woman.~ ~IN like
63    3|           the saint were heard by a certain religious brother, a Saxon,
64    3|          himself on the summit of a certain little hill which overlooked
65    3|             issue during the night. Certain spiritual songs also, which
66    3|           the world fully revealed; certain very obscure and difficult
67    3|            who was sent to demand a certain deposit dear to God, hath,
68    3|            the revelation made to a certain saint of Ireland, at the
69    3|     happened on one occasion that a certain brother speaking with great
70    3|           has been clearly shown to certain chosen persons, doth not