Interea Colmanus, qui de Scottia erat episcopus, relinquens Brittaniam, tulit secum omnes quos in Lindisfarnensium insula congregaverat Scottos: sed et de gente Anglorum viros circiter triginta, qui utrique monachicae conversationis erant studiis imbuti.
In the meantime Colman, who was a Scottish bishop, left Britain and took with him all the Scots that he had gathered together in the isle of Lindisfarne: moreover, about 30 Englishmen, and all of either race were brought up in the exercises of monastical life and conversation.
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