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 1    1|    occasion only that the same is known to have happened, but even
 2    1|           early years, and making known to those who were present
 3    1|          was afterwards very well known throughout all the churches
 4    1|          God, but thou shalt make known to him what I have told
 5    1|  Clonmacnoise). As soon as it was known that he was near, all flocked
 6    1|         enemies. These kings were known as Ainmore, son of Setna,
 7    1|      answered him, "I have always known my mother to be good, and
 8    1|        the while at what was made known to the saint regarding her.~ ~
 9    1|      ordination afterwards became known to the saint, he was deeply
10    1|           that battle, as is well known to many, Domnall, son of
11    1|          no, maketh some of these known to the world, and bringeth
12    2|          man. When they were made known to the king and his tutor
13    2|     observing that it was not yet known whether the voyage of Cormac
14    3| well-informed persons, he made it known to certain brethren who
15    3|         in which it was thus made known to the saint.~ ~
16    3|           now Iona), he made this known to the assembled brethren
17    3|        which, of course, could be known by nobody. The same observation
18    3|          worthy of record, became known to many after the saint'
19    3|     evidently in some way made it known that its master is going
20    3|        marks of divine favour, is known to have been conferred on