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§ 1. beg. [T]unc dicet rex his qui a dexstris eius sunt.

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§ 2. beg. Matha mac Alphei, in súi forbarach[h] do Eabraib....

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§ 3. beg. Oén hiarum dona ná\obaib ⁊ dona firénaib. dianad erdalta in tochuired sin i lló brátha....

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§ 4. beg. Feacht ann iarum du Grigoir icc imthecht i n-aroile ló hi comtoch[r]aib locha inan-gabthai iasc ro [ro] imda.

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§ 5. beg. Fecht aili ráithigis Grigoir brón mór for a manchaib.

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§ 6. beg. Fecht ann do Grigoir occ imtecht sleibi Elpa...

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§ 7. beg. Fecht n-óen do Grigoir dochóid ar img[ab]ail comarbusa Petair....

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§ 8. beg. Feacht eili dona dochaid Grigoir ar imgabail apdaine có araile ríg.

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§ 9. beg. An tan didiu ro bas oc oirdned Grigora i comarbus Petair i iRoim...

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§ 10. beg. In araile ló bádar dáinne náoba occ imthecht a séta...

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§ 11. beg. Aroile domnach do Grigoir aonur occ ernaigthi conn aca duine n-dub gránda a dochum....

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§ 12. beg. Indistir didiu com mbid aingil in coimdid do gres for laim deis Grigora ...
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Araile Domnach do Griguir oc edbairt cuirp Crist

Episode which forms § 13 of the Irish homily on Gregory and is also transmitted as a separate text. According to the legend, one time when St Gregory presided over mass and was about to administer the Holy Communion to a certain widow, she laughed, having doubts that Christ could be present in the consecrated bread and wine. She then witnessed a miracle in which the host transformed into a bloody finger, proving to her that it had become the body of Christ. Based on a version of a legend included in the Whitby Life of Gregory (ch. 20) as well as later works such Paul the Deacon’s Life.

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§ 14. beg. Ro bói cunntabairt mór ic dáinib im chenél Grigora naóim..., the paragraph claiming descent from the Corca Dhuibhne.

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§ 15. beg. O thanic dano comfoicsi laithi a eitsecht[a] Grigora..., concerning Gregory and Colmán Elo.

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§ 16. beg. Ba mór tra saethar aíne ⁊ ernaigthi ín fir si[n].

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