Cum ergo, ut ad superiora redeamus, multis annis in Scottia verbum Dei omnibus adnuntians, tumultus inruentium turbarum non facile ferret, relictis omnibus quae habere videbatur, ab ipsa quoque insula patria discessit: et paucis cum fratribus per Brettones in provinciam Anglorum devenit, ibique praedicans verbum, ut diximus, monasterium nobile construxit.
When then, to return to former matters, Fursa, preaching the word of God to all many years in Scotland, did not easily endure the commotion of the crowds that pressed in upon him, he left all that he seemed to have and departed also from the very island that was his native country: and with a few brethren came from thence through the Britons to the country of the English, and there preaching the word (as we touched before), he builded a noble monastery.
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