Columba latin , Col (skrót)

The final was won by the team from St Columba's.

Father Columba held up the big wooden cross at his belt.

St. Columba received him that evening with all honour and hospitality.

For the love of Columba, what gives ye cause to be wandering so on such a night?

St. Columba wasn't on the closings list, giving parents and staff members hope that it would continue in some form.

It was not a typical last day of school at St. Columba.

According to oral and documented history, the site was granted to Columba by a local king.

I stayed at the Columba Hotel, just near the quay.

St Columba, too, had been nice to his importunate gardener.

Then we can get you a room in the Columba Hotel."

Durrow, during Columba's life and for centuries after his death, was a famous school.

Father Columba bent over, briefly uncovered the face, made the sign of the cross, then turned away again.

He is currently writing a biographical study of St Columba.

St Columba is said to have used a currach.

St Columba College is located near the centre of the suburb.

Here is a daughter-in-law named Columba who was born in Mexico.

Of course - you're the fellow who ran me ashore to the Columba after dinner."

Saint Columba is said to have prophesied his death.

Along with his elder brothers, Columba moved to England in 1400.

Traditionally, the book was thought to have been created in the time of Columba, possibly even as the work of his own hands.

The second lion gets a columba, and together, the two lions grab the ends of the bone.

The poets are said to have been saved from banishment by the intervention of Columba.

Adomnán's work was written in the very late 7th century, probably to mark the centenary of Columba's death.

"Columba" is the name of a Catholic school in Bunyip.

He is known to have written a now largely lost Vita of Columba.