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For whenas Adamnan priest and abbot of the monks who were in the isle Hy, being sent upon an embassy from his own nation to Aldfrid king of the English, and tarrying a certain time in that country, saw the canonical rites of the Church; and besides was earnestly admonished by many who were more learned, that he should not presume to live contrary to the universal custom of the Church, nor in keeping Easter, nor in other decrees, whatsoever they were, with his countrymen who were very few in number and dwelt in the furthermost corner of the world, he changed his mind; so much so that what he had seen and heard in the churches of England he most gladly preferred before the custom which he and his countrymen had followed.
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