Deinde secessit ad insulam quandam parvam, quae ad occidentalem plagam ab Hibernia procul secreta, sermone Scottico Inisboufinde, id est, insula vitulae albae, nuncupatur.
Afterward he departed to a certain little isle which lieth on the west side, out of a good way from Ireland, and is called in the Scottish tongue Inisboufinde, that is to say, Whitecalf Isle.
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