LA LB LC VG XVII. _How Ciaran went with his cow to the school of Findian_ 15 4 11 12 XVIII. _The angels grind for Ciaran_ 16 - 12 13 XIX. _Ciaran and the king's daughter_ 17 - - 14 XX. _How Ciaran healed the lepers_ - - - 15 XXI. _Ciaran and the stag_ - - - 16 XXII. _The story of Ciaran's gospel_ 18 - - 17 XXIII. _The blessing of Ciaran's food_ 19 - 8 - XXIV. _The story of the mill and the bailiff's daughter_ - 6 - 18 XXV. _The story of Cluain_ - - - 19 XXVI. _How Ciaran freed a woman from servitude_ 20 5 - 21 XXVII. _How Ciaran freed another woman from servitude_ 21 - - 22 XXVIII. _Anecdotes of Clonard_ - - - 20 XXIX. _The parting of Ciaran and Findian_ - - - 23 =C.= The third phase may be called the Wanderings of Ciaran. From Clonard he made his way to the monastery of Ninnedh on the island in Loch Erne now called Inismacsaint (it is to be noted that VG knows nothing of this visit). From Loch Erne he went to Aran, thence (after a visit to Saint Senan on Scattery Island) to his brother's monastery at Isel, a place not certainly identified. After this he removes to Inis Aingin, now Hare Island in Loch Ree, which is his last halting-place before reaching his goal at Clonmacnois. There are twelve incidents. The first forms incident 13 of LC, which then breaks off; this text therefore no longer requires a special column. The wander-years end with 548, the year of the saint's arrival at Clonmacnois. LA LB VG XXX. _The adventure of the robbers of Loch Erne_ -- 7 -- XXXI. _How Ciaran floated a firebrand on the lake_ -- 10 -- XXXII. _Ciaran in Aran_ 22 11 24 XXXIII. _How a prophecy was fulfilled_ 12 -- 25 XXXIV. _How Ciaran visited Senan_ 23 12 26 XXXV. _Ciaran in Isel_ 24 13 28 XXXVI. _The removal of the lake_ 25 14 29 XXXVII. _Ciaran departs from Isel_ 26 -- 30 XXXVIII. _Ciaran in Inis Aingin_ 27 15 31 XXXIX. _The coming of Oenna_ 28 16 32 XL. _How Ciaran recovered his gospel_ 29 -- 33 XLI. _How Ciaran went from Inis Aingin to Clonmacnois_ 30 17 34