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 1    1|         Columba, as if he were an angel of the Lord. Humbly bowing
 2    2| grievously at this moment, for an angel being sent from heaven,
 3    3|          of the venerable man, an angel of the Lord appeared to
 4    3|          him, he observed also an angel of the Lord accompanying
 5    3|               CHAPTER VI.~ How an Angel of the Lord appeared in
 6    3|           in a mental ecstasy, an angel sent to him from heaven,
 7    3|         book from the hand of the angel, the venerable man, at his
 8    3|          Iogenan his brother, the angel, suddenly stretching forth
 9    3|       again." When therefore this angel of the Lord had appeared
10    3|           on thy account from the angel shall bring great disgrace
11    3|              CHAPTER XVI.~ Of the Angel of the Lord that came so
12    3|            saying, "I ordered the angel of the Lord who was just
13    3|  Angelorum" and is in Scotic Cnoc Angel (now called Sithean Mor).
14    3|         same hour he alone saw an angel of the Lord hovering above
15    3|        angelic nature! For lo, an angel of the Lord, who was sent
16    3|        what kind of a deposit the angel was sent to demand. Our