...as we may judge from that of CoLumba, was at least comparatively pure. As he was himself much given to the study of the holy scriptures, ' he taught his...that only to be the divine counsel which he found 1Nullum autem unius horae intenm!] um transire poterat, quo non aut orationi, autlectioni, aut scriptioni,...

...himself much given to the study of the Holy Scriptures, he taught his disciples to confirm their doctrine by testimonies, brought from this unpolluted fountain,...His followers, as we learn from Bede, would receive these things only which are contained in the writings of the Prophets, Evangelists, and Apostles, diligently...

...course of study nt lona was eminently scriptural. It is recorded of Columba, that " lie was much devoted to the study of the holy Scriptures." He taught his...disciples to confirm their doctrines by testimonies drawn from the wiine high source, and declared that alone to be divine counsel which was so established....

...propterea quod Columbanus fuerit Abbas, non Episcopus." f Page 35. i Ibid. 105-187. like Luther, " he taught his disciples to confirm their doctrines...writings of the prophets, evangelists, and apostles *. Hence, it has been said that for several generations — with the errors which at that time prevailed...

...comparatively pure. As he was himself much given to the study of the Holy Scriptures," like Luther, " he taught his disciples to confirm their doctrines...in the writings of the prophets, evangelists, and apostles.J Hence, it has been said" that for several generations — with the errors which at that...

...Guidées, that the doctrine taught by Columba was comparatively pure. " As he was himself much given to the study of the Holy Scriptures, he taught his...counsel, which he found there. His followers, as we leam from Bede, would receive those only which are contained in the writings of the prophets, evangelists,...

...himself much given to the study of the Holy Scriptures, he taughi his disciples to confirm their doctrine by testimonies, brought from this unpolluted fountain,...His followers, as we learn from Bede, would receive these things only which are contained the writing!) of the Prophets, Evangelists, and Apostles, diligently...

...was, as far as we may judge, from that of Columba, strictly evangelical. As he was himself much given to the study of the Holy Scriptures, he taught his disciples to confirm their doctrine by testimonies from the same unpolluted fountain. Hence it has been said that for several...