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Faiths of Man : A Cyclopædia of Religions · 1909 · p. 505
horses are — sacred, and must not be ridden by women. It is the color of purity; — but it is also a mourning color, among Moslems and Australian — widows. 4 Columba, A famous saint in N. Ireland and Scotland; in Iona, Derry, and the Glen of Colum-kil on the W. Donegal coast, — full of monumental cro es near his shore cave. He landed in Argyle- _ shire, according to chroniclers, in 568 a.c., “a tall, gaunt, powerful”: man of 42 years of age, flying from the wrath of the Irish Dal-riad a — Kelts.
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