Columba's Island : : Iona from Past to Present / / Mairi MacArthur.
For the Gaels it is I Chaluim Chille. From here, Colum Cille - or St Columba - and his successors spread their Christian mission throughout Scotland and beyond. An early king of Dál Riata was consecrated here, and later the mighty Lords of the Isles brought their chieftains for burial on Iona's...
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| Place / Publishing House: | Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press, , [2022] ©2007 |
| Year of Publication: | 2022 |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Author's Nate
- Part One: An I mo chridhe, I mo ghràidh
- 1 The Island Now Called I -Colm Kill
- 2 A Man of Blessed Memory
- 3 The Legacy of Colum Cille
- Part Two: An àite guth manaich bidh geum bà
- 4 Voices of Monks
- 5 Lowing of Cattle
- 6 Upon his Own Particular Lot
- 7 Turning-Points
- Part Three: Ach mun tig an saoghal gu crìch
- 8 A Cathedral Restored
- 9 The New Century
- 10 The Lads who will Never Return
- 11 Living from Land and Sea
- 12 The Visitors
- 13 Students and Schooldays
- 14 A New Community in Iona
- 15 Protected Area Number Three
- 16 The Post-War Years
- Part Four: Bidh I mar a bha
- 17 Postscript
- Bibliography
- Index