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 1    1|        places, in both Scotia (Ireland) and Britain, it is proved
 2    1|   certain brother from Scotia (Ireland), named Finten, son of Tailchan,
 3    1|       back in peace to Scotia (Ireland), that he may found a monastery
 4    1|       back in peace to Scotia (Ireland).~ ~I have heard this as
 5    1|        the churches of Scotia (Ireland). He himself told all these
 6    1|        the churches of Scotia (Ireland), on account of the difference
 7    1|     his departure from Scotia (Ireland), it happened that on the
 8    1|          was fought in Scotia (Ireland), the same man of God was
 9    1|   shall come here from Scotia (Ireland), and tell you the same
10    1|       for some days in Scotia (Ireland), he spoke in the following
11    1|        now at once for Scotia (Ireland), with God's help, and question
12    1|     message for him to Scotia (Ireland). While he was preparing
13    1|    prow of thy ship in Scotia (Ireland); he shall be with thee
14    1|        death return to Scotia (Ireland), perhaps God may pardon
15    1|    will soon return to Scotia (Ireland), and there in a short time
16    1|      certain ship from Scotia (Ireland) does not appear sooner:
17    1|  brought with him from Scotia (Ireland) to Britain, Aid, surnamed
18    1|        the king of all Scotia (Ireland). The blessed man's prophecy
19    1|   staying some days in Scotia (Ireland), he saw a cleric mounted
20    1|        in that part of Scotia (Ireland), named a little before,
21    1|      of royal blood in Scotia (Ireland) have perished of wounds
22    1|       pleasant part of Scotia (Ireland) from which it originally
23    2|     was yet a youth in Scotia (Ireland) learning the wisdom of
24    2|   considerable part of Scotia (Ireland) namely, from the stream
25    2|        rapid voyage to Scotia (Ireland), for it is of the very
26    2| mentioned embarked for Scotia (Ireland) from the harbour of the
27    2|      many districts of Scotia (Ireland), and with it the wonderful
28    2|  staying a few days in Scotia (Ireland), he went, on invitation,
29    2|        for a voyage to Scotia (Ireland), he searched for and found
30    2|       sailed over from Scotia (Ireland), and came to the blessed
31    2|        Britain, but in Scotia (Ireland)." Hearing these words,
32    2|      from that part of Scotia (Ireland) where the woman resided.~ ~
33    2| spending a few days in Scotia (Ireland), some ecclesiastical object
34    2|    islands of the sea, Scotia (Ireland) and Britain, have twice
35    3|   midland districts of Scotia (Ireland). When the forementioned
36    3|        come to us from Scotia (Ireland) to tell us of the death
37    3|  monasteries came from Scotia (Ireland), to visit St. Columba,
38    3|     made to a certain saint of Ireland, at the very time the blessed
39    3|    time came over from Scotia (Ireland), and spent the rest of
40    3|       whole of our own Scotia (Ireland), and Britain, the largest