Siquidem electis sociis strenuissimis et ad praedicandum verbum idoneis, utpote actione simul et eruditione praeclaris, praeparatisque omnibus quae navigantibus esse necessaria videbantur, venit die quadam mane primo ad eum unus de fratribus, discipulus quondam in Brittania, et minister Deo dilecti sacerdotis Boisili, cum esset idem Boisil praepositus monasterii Mailrosensis sub abbate Eata, ut supra narravimus, referens ei visionem quae sibi eadem nocte apparuisset:
For when he had chosen stout men to accompany him and such as were meet to preach the word, as being notable for their good gesture and knowledge, and had made ready all things that seemed necessary for their voyage, there came to him one day early in the morning one of the brethren, that had been sometime in Britain scholar and servant of Boisil the priest beloved of God, at what time the said Boisil was provost of the monastery of Melrose under Eata their abbot (as we have signified before), and shewed him a vision that had, he said, appeared unto him that night:
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