=Adamnan=, abbot of Iona, dies 704. 704-710 Conamhail, son of │704-707 Interval of three years. Failbhe, first abbot of a │ different race. │ 710-712 Coeddi, bishop of Iona. │707-717 =Dunchadh=, son of │Cinnfaeladh, abbot of Iona. 713 =Dorbeni= obtains chair of │ Iona, and dies same year. │ 713-716 Interval of three years.│ 716-724 =Faelchu= mac Dorbeni │717-722 Interval of five years. obtains chair of Iona 29th │ August 716. │ 724-726 Cillene the Long │722-759 Feidhlimidh mac Failbhe succeeds Faelchu in abbacy. │holds abbacy of Iona. 726-752 Cilline Droichteach the │ anchorite, abbot of Iona. │ 752-767 =Slebhine=, son of │759-766 Interval of seven years. Congal, abbot of Iona. │ 767-772 Interval of five years. │766-772 Suibhne, abbot of Iona. 772 Breasal, son of Seghine, becomes abbot for thirty years. Footnote 535: 778 Lex Coluimcille la Donnchadh acus Bresal.—_An. Ult._ Footnote 536: 782 Muredach mac Huairgaile equominus Iae periit.—_Ib._ Footnote 537: 775 Mors Conaill Maighe Luinge.—_Ib._ Footnote 538: 776 Mors Maelemanach Ab. Cinngaradh.—_Ib._ Footnote 539: 790 Mors Noe abbatis Cinngaradh.—_Ib._ Footnote 540: 765 (_recte_ 770) Niall Frosach mac Ferghaile _secht mhliadhna os Eirinn na righ, co nerbail in I Cholaimchille aga oilithre iar nocht mhliadhna iaromh_ (was seven years king over Ireland, and died in Iona on his pilgrimage eight years afterwards).—_An. F. M._ Footnote 541: 782 Bacall Airtgaile mic Cathail R. Conacht et peregrinatio ejus in sequenti anno ad insulam Iae.—_An. Ult._ 790 Artgal mac Cathail rex Conacht in Hi defunctus est.—_Ib._ Footnote 542: 784 Adventus reliquiarum filiorum Eirc ad civitatem Tailten.—_Ib._ Footnote 543: 794 Vastatio omnium insolarum Britanniæ a gentibus.—_Ib._ 795 _Orcain Iae Choluimchille._—_An. Inis._ 798 _Indreda mara doaibh cene itir Erinn et Albain._—_An. Ult._ Footnote 544: 801 Bresal mac Segeni, abbas Iae, anno principatus sui 31 dormivit.—_Ib._ Footnote 545: 802 _Hi Coluimbea cille_ a gentibus combusta est.—_An. Ult._ 797 (_recte_ 802) Condachtach, _Scribbneoir tochaidhe acus_ abb. Iae deg.—_An. F. M._ 806 Familia Iae occisa est a gentibus .i. lx octo.—_An. Ult._ Footnote 546: 807 Constructio novæ civitatis Columbæ Cille _hi Ceninnus_ (in Kells).—_Ib._ 814 Ceallach, abbas Iae, finita constructione templi Cenindsa reliquit principatum, et Diarmitius, alumpus Daigri, pro eo ordinatus est.—_Ib._ Footnote 547: This appears from the term ‘templum,’ usually applied to a stone church, and from its being afterwards called a _Damhliag_ or stone church. Footnote 548: