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 1  Int|       defeated Dermott at the battle of Cooldrevny in 561. Tradition
 2  Int|      participating in another battle (this time against St. Comgall
 3    1|      most valiant champion in battle. I shall give one example
 4    1|    camp, in readiness for the battle, was sleeping one day on
 5    1|       night from your camp to battle, for on this occasion the
 6    1|     hands, and that after the battle you shall return in triumph,
 7    1|   went forth from his camp to battle, and had a much smaller
 8    1|       on his return after the battle, was ever after established
 9    1|     have been told, after the battle of Cule-Drebene (in Connaught),
10    1|     at the same hour when the battle, called in Scotic Ondemone (
11    1| everything, as well about the battle itself, as also about those
12    1|      in his chariot.~ ~On the Battle of the Miathi.~ ~AT another
13    1|      from the above-mentioned battle, and while the holy man
14    1|      for they are engaging in battle at this moment." Then after
15    1|    before the above-mentioned battle, the saint asked King Aidan
16    1|        for they shall fall in battle, slain by their enemies;
17    1| killed in the above-mentioned battle of the Miathi; Domingart
18    1|    also defeated and slain in battle in Saxonia; while Eochoid
19    1|   foreknowledge regarding the Battle fought many years after
20    1|       many years, for in that battle, as is well known to many,
21    1|    and who was present at the battle, in relating these things
22    1|      when he told them of the battle he saw, and of the well
23    1|   mention today regarding the battle and the well, many years
24    2|    Longa (Luing), where, in a battle fought between a number
25    2| Columba; and when he fell the battle ceased.~ ~
26    3|       in our own times in the battle of Roth (Magh Rath, fought