Colman videns spretam suam doctrinam, sectamque esse despectam, adsumptis his qui se sequi voluerunt, id est, qui pascha catholicum, et tonsuram coronae (nam et de hoc quaestio non minima erat), recipere nolebant, in Scottiam regressus est, tractaturus cum suis, quid de his facere deberet.
Colman, seeing his doctrine contemned and sect reproved, taking those which would follow him, that is, which refused to accept the catholic Easter and the bearing of a shaven crown (for of this matter also there was no small disputation), returned unto Scotland, minding to deliberate there with his countrymen, what he ought to do concerning these matters.
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