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 1    1|           suddenly said to his minister, Diormit, "Ring the bell.Ó The brethren,
 2    1| companionsÑLaisran, son of Feradach, and Diormit, his ministerÑspeaking on
 3    1|               the saint one day spoke to Diormit, and ordered him, "Rise
 4    1|               Columba and spoken to him. Diormit therefore returned to the
 5    1|              inkhorn and spill the ink." Diormit, his minister, hearing this,
 6    1|                 bitterly. His attendant, Diormit, asked the cause of his
 7    1|                 turning to his attendant Diormit, said to him, "I am surprised
 8    1|                 asleep, the saint roused Diormit, and said to him: "Stand
 9    1|                 you had left your boat." Diormit went out accordingly and
10    1|                  persons, amongst others Diormit, son of Cerbul, by divine
11    1|                  of a stingy man, called Diormit, from many others collected
12    2|               blessed for that brother?" Diormit, the saint's faithful attendant,
13    2|            CHAPTER XXXI.~ Of the cure of Diormit when sick.~ ~AT another
14    2|                 sick.~ ~AT another time, Diormit, the saint's faithful attendant,
15    2|                 saint's prayer was made, Diormit was restored to perfect
16    3|             heaven the soul of one named Diormit.~ ~AT another time a stranger
17    3|           soldier of Jesus Christ, named Diormit, who built a small monastery
18    3|               morning for his attendant, Diormit, so frequently mentioned
19    3|                  and his pious attendant Diormit, went to bless the barn
20    3|                  year." On hearing this, Diormit his attendant began to feel
21    3|                same moment his attendant Diormit, who more slowly followed
22    3|           distance, quickly disappeared. Diormit therefore entering the church,
23    3|               angels coming to meet him. Diormit then raised the holy right