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 1  Int|          took the matter to High King Dermott for judgement, Dermott
 2    1|       wrought in the presence of King Brude and his household.
 3    1|         of Bede), a very valiant king of the Britons. For as this
 4    1|        Britons. For as this same King Oswald, after pitching his
 5    1|        announced his name to the king, stood in the midst of the
 6    1|          said these words to the king in the vision, added, "
 7    1|         have a happy reign." The king, awaking at these words,
 8    1| ignorance, with the exception of King Oswald and the twelve men
 9    1|          On the very next night, King Oswald, as he had been directed
10    1|         and decisive victoryÑfor King Catlon was slain, and the
11    1|        that he had himself heard King Oswald relating this same
12    1|      then living in Britain with King Connall, the son of Comgell,
13    1|        manner, prophesied of the king of the Cruithne, who was
14    1|         Lord for this people and King Aidan, for they are engaging
15    1|    Columba regarding the Sons of King Aidan.~ ~At another time,
16    1|          battle, the saint asked King Aidan about his successor
17    1|      successor to the crown. The king answered that of his three
18    1|          of these three shall be king, for they shall fall in
19    1|        the Lord has chosen to be king will at once rush into my
20    1|       shall survive and reign as king after thee, and his sons
21    1|   brethren, and be a very famous king, nor shall he be ever delivered
22    1|         he was kept in prison by King Aid, and when he had blessed
23    1|    rejoice and take courage, for King Aid, who has you a prisoner,
24    1|         man regarding the son of King Dermit, who in the Scotic
25    1|        the blessed man regarding King Roderc, son of Tothal, who
26    1|          Dumbarton).~ ~THIS same king being on friendly terms
27    1|          the saint regarding the king, his kingdom, and people,
28    1|    Cerbul, by divine appointment king of all. This same Aid, then,
29    1|          to him who murdered the king of all Scotia (Ireland).
30    1|       place near the fortress of King Brude (near Inverness).
31    1|  brethren, as usual, outside the king's fortifications, some Druids,
32    1|       did his voice become, that king and people were struck with
33    2|        in presence of Brude, the king, he departed from the royal
34    2|       short time, for two of the king's messengers, who have been
35    2|    horsemen who were sent by the king, and who related all that
36    2|   liberty; they then added: "The king and his friends have sent
37    2|         of his companions to the king with the pebble which he
38    2|     palace, and announced to the king the words of the venerable
39    2|      they were made known to the king and his tutor Broichan,
40    2|       among the treasures of the king, through the mercy of God
41    2|         on the very day on which King Brude died, though it was
42    2|        made his first journey to King Brude, it happened that
43    2|      Brude, it happened that the king, elated by the pride of
44    2|    speedily opened. And when the king learned what had occurred,
45    2|         so long as he lived, the king held this holy and reverend
46    2|        in the following terms to King Brude, in the presence of
47    2|          went to visit my friend King Aldfrid, where the plague
48    3|        is called Birra (Birr, in King's County), saw him approaching
49    3|      that he might appoint Aidan king.~ ~ON another occasion,
50    3|       reluctant to appoint Aidan king, as the book directed, because
51    3|          appointment of the same king, the saint, in obedience
52    3|      been commanded, Aidan to be king, who had arrived at the
53    3|        is called Birra (Birr, in King's County).~ ~ON another